• Resolved Matt

    (@msjanoah)


    SB Login needs more development and support. Yes, it creates the login in the sidebar, but it sends an email to the new user with a link to the backend dashboard. I have no idea how to customize this email.

    The email contains a list of the username, user password, your dashboard link and no other text. The “From” on the email says “WordPress” and the Subject says “[Your website description] Your Username and Password”… There is no documentation or support with this plugin, and the coding is questionable. I posted this earlier, but the forum moderator deleted my post and told me to hire a developer.

    Other problems that I have are that the plugin redirects the user to the homepage instead of the current page. Using the following code and other derivatives of this code does not help with the redirect.

    <a href="<?php echo wp_logout_url( get_permalink() ); ?>" title="Logout">Log Out</a>

    I also had to change the Profile button, because it was taking users to my dashboard. I did successfully redirect that link to my custom profile page on the front end.

    Overall, that plugin has lots of potential. However, the support sucks, and the moderator of this forum sucks.

    I’m sure that these fixes are minor to an experienced programmer, but the intentionally complex coding makes if difficult for someone like me to augment.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/sb-login/

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  • Plugin Author Fida Al Hasan

    (@fida02)

    Please read the plugin’s description. It is only a Login/Registration plugin. It don’t control how your registration email go to new users. WordPress default registration email are sent when someone try to register. You have to use another plugin/code to change the wordpress default registration email. You can’t blame this plugin for that.

    ok, I am checking the second problem.

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