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Actually you don’t need to write any PHP to achieve this.

It can all be done by simply adding a register_url parameter to the login shortcode:
[wppb-login register_url="www.example.com/your_register_page"]

This will basically add a link below the login form, which people who don’t have an account can click to register.

Hope this helps. You can find more info here.

Hi,
You can create a front-end edit profile form using the [wppb-edit-profile] shortcode in any page.

You can then change the link from “Test” user which now points to the author archive page using this filter: wppb_login_message.

You can use the following code:

function wppb_change_login_message_link( $logged_in_message, $user_ID, $display_name ){
    $logged_in_message = '<p class="wppb-alert">';
    $user_url = '<a href="enter your edit profile page link" title="'.$display_name.'">'.$display_name.'</a>';
    $logout_url = '<a href="'.wp_logout_url( $redirectTo = wppb_curpageurl() ).'" class="wppb-logout-url" title="'.__( 'Log out of this account', 'profilebuilder' ).'">'. __( 'Log out', 'profilebuilder').' »</a>';
    $logged_in_message .= sprintf(__( 'You are currently logged in as %1$s. %2$s', 'profilebuilder' ), $user_url, $logout_url );
    $logged_in_message .= '</p><!-- .wppb-alert-->';
    return $logged_in_message;
}
add_filter('wppb_login_message','wppb_change_login_message_link', 10, 3);

Make sure to add the code above in an empty plugin or your active theme’s functions.php.
* Replace the link in the code above with the link to your front-end edit profile page.

As for preventing the users to ever access the back-end dashboard, I would suggest you have a look into Custom Redirects module available in the Pro version.

Great, thanks for letting us know.

The only way we could debug this further would be to write to us here and get access to the site to have a closer look.

Could you try and deactivate Groups plugin and see if the issue persists? It sounds like a plugin conflict.

If your theme’s header supports adding a widget, then you can add the existing Profile Builder Login widget there.

Otherwise you’ll probably need to custom code this functionality and display the PB login form using do_shortcode(‘[wppb-login]’);