Ramon Ahnert

Hi @dpiffy

I’m glad that you were able to fix the issue. Also, you can use the filter wflu_redirect_after_login_page_url to bypass the setting and add custom logic.

Hi @zewa

Yes. You can pass the previous link as a query argument in the URL by using the filters wflu_redirect_page_url and wflu_redirect_after_login_page_url. Example:

add_filter(
	'wflu_redirect_page_url',
	function( $redirect_page ) {
		$link = get_permalink();

		$redirect_page = add_query_arg(
			array(
				'redirect-to' => $link,
			),
			$redirect_page
		);

		return $redirect_page;
	},
	10
);

add_filter(
	'wflu_redirect_after_login_page_url',
	function( $redirect_to ) {
		if ( empty( $_GET['redirect-to'] ) ) {
			return $redirect_to;
		}

		$redirect_to_arg = esc_url( wp_unslash( $_GET['redirect-to'] ) );

		if ( empty( $redirect_to_arg ) ) {
			return $redirect_to;
		}

		$redirect_to = $redirect_to_arg;

		return $redirect_to;
	},
	10
);

Hi @luca_2387

You can use the filter wflu_should_redirect_not_logged_in_user to implement your custom logic to redirect the not logged-in user or not. Example:

<?php
add_filter(
	'wflu_should_redirect_not_logged_in_user',
	function( $should_redirect_not_logged_in_user ) {
		return is_page( 'YOUR_PAGE' ) || $should_redirect_not_logged_in_user;
	}
);

References:

• is_page()

Hi @pimonda1

You can use the filter wflu_should_redirect_not_logged_in_user to add custom logic to prevent redirecting when the user is trying to access the product page. Example:

add_filter(
	'wflu_should_redirect_not_logged_in_user',
	function( $should_redirect_not_logged_in_user ) {
		if ( is_product() ) {
			return false;
		}

		return $should_redirect_not_logged_in_user;
	}
);

@kinsey95

The URL shouldn’t be the shop/cart/checkout page otherwise it will redirect in an infinite loop.

The plugin prevents that not logged-in users access the shop page and redirects to the “My Account” page by default to log in. This code snippet allows you to change this default page but you can’t redirect to the shop/cart/checkout page.

@kinsey95

Based on the log, it seems that the issue could be caused by Divi. However, it’s hard to say without debugging properly. You can disable Divi to check if the configuration page works.

Also, you can set up the redirect page URL using the filter wflu_redirect_page_url by adding the code snippet below to the functions.php file of your theme:

add_filter(
	'wflu_redirect_page_url',
	function() {
		return 'http://YOURURL.com/';
	}
);

Hi @kinsey95

Could you check if there is some error in the console of the browser (Developer tools)?

Other than that, is the WP REST API enabled on your site? You can check it by accessing the URL: yourdomain.com/wp-json.

Hi lorileti92.

I hope to update it soon 🙂

I’ve tested with the last WordPress (6.0.1) and WooCommerce (6.7.0) versions and it’s working as expected. So you can install the plugin with no worries.

Let me know if you find any issues.