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Replacing the BuddyPress login page with a WordPress login page

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  • @emaralive

    Moderator

    BuddyPress utilizes the WordPress login page by default. There are plugins that will alter or replace the standard WordPress login page.

    @tofigh

    Participant

    Hi
    look at the these pictures and Their addresses

    this page sometimes appears when the user logout the website :
    https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=13g-Cpfwjytvc145CNHnJoh1rhmkyRoVX
    and this is Image address above : http://localhost/wordpress/members/user-name/

    Even when the user clicks the register button in the image above, the registration page appears.
    registration page pictures :
    https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1Mud5JNDxA7uivFxwdSG8iTH0xrk5Lyvc
    and this is Image address registration page : http://localhost/wordpress/user-name/

    at the top right of the registration page is a login button , when the user clicks on login button the wordpress login page appears But I want the login page you saw in the first image to load.

    Thank you in advance for your help.

    Best regards,

    MT

    @emaralive

    Moderator

    The login page shown in the 1st screenshot is due to having the Community Visibility option set to “Members Only” (Private Community) within BuddyPress options. This option was introduced in version 12.0.0 and there appears to be some situations in which the default WordPress login page appears as opposed to the intended “Private Community” login page. Nevertheless, the “Private Community” login page can be disabled by utilizing the bp_view_no_access_redirect_to_login_screen filter hook and you will want your callback function to return a value of true. The following link is the line of code where the filter hook resides for v14.3.4:

    bp_view_no_access_redirect_to_login_screen

    The registration page shown in the 2nd screenshot is actually the BuddyPress registration page. Why it looks different is because the Buddyx theme is utilizing CSS rules to alter/change the appearance. You should contact Wbcom Designs support regarding the restoration of the default appearance.

    @tofigh

    Participant

    thank you very much
    you are great

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