Ramon Ahnert

Hi @trixox.

No, it’s not possible to do what you want with this plugin. I think WooCommerce has an option to do that.

Hi @kahramanyum.

I’ve tested here and the plugin works when the Shop page is the homepage. I saw that your site is working too. Anyway, feel free to share more information about that, so I can investigate.

No problems.

🙂

Hello Venom.

I’m wondering about how to handle this kind of situation. I’m not pretty sure if an action is the best solution or a filter. Maybe I should add a hook and an option to allow specific pages. I’d really need to give that some thought.

In the meanwhile, you can add an action that removes the redirect_not_logged_users function when a condition is true. For example, to allow Cart page to not logged in users, you can add the code below:

add_action('template_redirect', function () {
   if (is_cart()) {
      remove_action('template_redirect', 'redirect_not_logged_users');
   }
}, 5);

Let me know if it works for you.

I’ve created an issue in Github to do that: https://github.com/Rahmon/woo-for-logged-users/issues/7

🙂

Maybe I need to change it to be more clear that it’s a searchable field.

I’ll set this topic as resolved.

🙂

Hello NFWRo.

In version 1.2, there are two fields in the settings page: (1) Redirect to page; and (2) After login redirect to page.

The first one (“Redirect to page”) you can’t select the Shop page. Otherwise, the user would be redirected forever. The purpose of this field is to select a page that the user will be redirected when the user is not logged in.

The second field (“After login redirect to page”) you can select the Shop page. In this case, the user is logged in and can access any page of your store. I think you need to set this second field to the Shop page.

If you have any other doubt, let me know.

Hello Olga.

It’s not possible. But I think it’s a good feature to be implemented. So I’ve created an issue in Github to do that: https://github.com/Rahmon/woo-for-logged-users/issues/3

🙂