[daynewilliams]

Thank you. Will updating the plugin overwrite the changes I make to this file?

[daynewilliams]

Thanks for replying Prashant.

I would like to only change the login link on that particular page for my members.

I still plan to keep my login for myself as an admin: https://fitness101.nz/login

I need my website users to login with my Restrict Content Pro plugin’s login: https://fitness101.nz/members-login/

The problem is that BuddyPress activation page directs my members to the admin login page.

[daynewilliams]

The issue with these plugins is that they are never updated.

I have managed to figure out a work-around without the need for a plugin: https://fitness101.nz/register/

[daynewilliams]

Ahh – i figured it.

Security plugins have a new user registration approval section I had to disable.

[daynewilliams]

It turns out it is my All in One WP Security plugin causing the issue.

Is there a way to tell what setting in the plugin is causing the interference so I do not have to disable the plugin?

[daynewilliams]

Thanks for the reply Shane.

From what I understand this can only work using the multi-site feature? So if I had 2 different installations of WordPress for each website and wanted to have the BuddyPress accounts shared between the two websites – it would not work?