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Thank you for the feedback, we are actually working to implement auto-login after registration option in the next major release of Profile Builder.
Meanwhile maybe these forum threads can be of help:
– http://www.cozmoslabs.com/forums/topic/auto-login-after-registration-4/
– http://www.cozmoslabs.com/forums/topic/redirect-after-login-to-specific-post/
– http://www.cozmoslabs.com/forums/topic/remove-wait-screen-after-registration/You can use Profile Builder to allow front-end user registration and login for your members.
Than use Members plugin to give access to specific pages only to logged in users.
These 2 plugins work really well together and will get the job done.With Profile Builder you can allow logged in users to access and edit their own profile information by placing the following shortcode: [wppb-edit-profile] in a page (e.g. Edit Profile).
Make sure you have user registration turned on by going to Settings -> Membership and check “Anyone can register”.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: how should my registration process be ?Hi Chyke,
My colleague Gabriel has answered your email with all the above questions.
If you have any other questions you need help with just hit reply.
Best,
AdrianThank you for the detailed feedback!
We’re currently working at allowing users to select and load only the tools they are using from the “Start and Settings” panel. It will be out in the next release.Hi Tom,
Since you’re using the PRO version, please use our forums to get access to priority support.In order to allow users to register themselves, make sure in the WordPress backend, under “Settings” -> “General” tab you have “Membership – Anyone can register” checked.
You’re right, my bad. I was using this plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/recently-registered/ which ads a sortable column to the users list to show registration date.
That can be simply done in the wp dashboard, under Users tab, click All Users to see a back-end listing of all your users. Then by clicking “Registered” you can order them by registration date (asc/desc).
Hi,
In Profile Builder menu, under General Settings you have the option to select which stylesheet to use on the front-end. You have options like: default, white, black or none.
While these options fit almost every design, you can also modify the form CSS.Hi Uendi,
1. You can add the text directly to the “Edit Profile” page where you will also insert the shortcode: [wppb-edit-profile]
2.The “Login” is also available via a shortcode: [wppb-login], which you can add in a text widget on the sidebar for example.Hope this helps,
If you’re not comfortable writing code, the “Custom Redirects” add-on available in the PRO version, allows you to redirect users after login, after they first register or when whey try to access the default WordPress dashboard, login and registration forms.
Yes, the extra custom fields are only available in the Hobbyist and PRO versions of Profile Builder.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [SI CAPTCHA Anti-Spam] User Registration SPAMUnfortunately CAPTCHA doesn’t always do the trick. We noticed the same thing with our Profile Builder plugin so we added features like custom redirects, admin approval or email confirmation. All of these combined will help you eliminate completely user registration spam.
I’ve covered this in more detail here: http://www.cozmoslabs.com/18858-how-to-fight-user-registration-spam-on-your-wordpress-membership-site/