Redirect URL after wrong password
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Hi everyone
I created a wordpress-website where the UM-login-form is NOT at the top of the page (see page-link).
If a user enters a wrong password or if he didn’t activate his account (by clicking on the email-confirmation-link), the form reloads the whole page and stays on the top part of the page. This is confusing, because the user only sees the error-message if he/she scrolls down to the login-form. I created an anchor at the login-form, but I didn’t find any option to adjust the link which is called after a “wrong-password” or “no-mail-confirmation” message. If it’s in the code I could also adjust it, it doesn’t have to be an easy solution :).Thanks in advance and kind regards
Ennio Mariani
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Hi
no I couldn’t fix the issue. Perhaps you can replicate it, if you type a random username/password into the login-form and press “login”. What happens then is exactly my problem: the page reloads and jumps to the top part of the page, so the user has to scroll down to view the message “ERROR: Invalid username. Lost your password?”. I would like that I could refresh the page, jumping to the login-form-anchor again..
Here the link: https://gof-summerschool.org/elearning/thanks in advance and best wishes
Ennio
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