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Thanks for the quick reply.
Are you using the free or pro version, as custom redirects is only part of pro?
Also, did you add the lostpassword_url parameter to the login shortcode like this below?

[wppb-login lostpassword_url="www.example.com"]

This will redirect on both lost password link below the form as well as the lost password error message link.

I’m asking this so I can replicate the scenario.

Hi Nick,
You’re right, that’s a bug. Will be fixed in the update that will be released today.

If you want to make the string translatable meanwhile, you can replace line 556 in profile-builder/features/functions.php with the one below:

$required_error = apply_filters('wppb_required_error' , __('This field is required','profilebuilder') , $field_title);

You should know that we’ve setup a new environment for making it really easy to translate Profile Builder, without using Poedit, as well as downloading the translation files (just click Export at the bottom of the page).

It would be great if you could add your translated strings there, so that others users may benefit from them.
We’ll make sure to include the updated translation files in each new version release of the plugin.

Thank you for your help with this!

From the Profile Builder UI no, but you can easily do it via code using the wppb_login_message filter to change the logged in message.

You could add something like this to your theme’s functions.php file:

/* Display avatar when user is logged in on Login page and Widget*/
function wppb_change_login_message( $logged_in_message, $user_ID){

    $new_message = get_avatar($user_ID, 40);
    $new_message .= $logged_in_message;
    return $new_message;
}
add_filter('wppb_login_message','wppb_change_login_message', 10, 3);

Hi Juan,
I’ve already answered your email. Let’s continue the discussion there.

Now Profile Builder login shortcode also supports 3 parameters:

[wppb-login redirect="www.example.com" lostpassword_url="www.example.com" register_url="www.example.com"]

So you can simply set up the password recovery page here, without using the filter above.

For keeping your users out of the WordPress dashboard, and setting up redirects on default WP page requests (Login, Register, Dashboard) have a look into Custom Redirects module.

Hi John,
Thanks for reporting this. I’ve replicated it and it’s definitely a bug.
I’ll add it to our development list and we’ll push for a fix in the next release.

Hi,
You can easily add a “Lost your password?” link below the login form by using a short-code argument like so:

[wppb-login lostpassword_url="www.example.com/..."]

The same goes for adding a “Register” link:

[wppb-login register_url="www.example.com/..."]

You can find more about this in our documentation page.