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Sorry for the late response. I have the User Role set to ‘Default WordPress Redirect’ based on your recommendation earlier in this thread.
Please let me know what else I can try, or if there is anything i need to ask from the Theme group.
Thanks again.
RE: Redirect Snippet you provided
Sorry i spoke too soon. after adding that redirect snippet, I am being redirected to the ADD EVENT page. the problem is that I only want that function to exist when a user selects ADD EVENT. not when the just select LOGIN. can I change the redirect for the LOGIN link separately?
I am still experiencing the Logged in users not being logged in on EC
I just noticed that the same thing happens when I go to My Events page. I am first redirected to the EC login page. Seems that EC login account doesn’t connect with the theme login account.
I tried adding the snippet to my functions.php (in the Child Theme location) and nothing happened. I also changed the redirect setting to Default WordPress Redirect. Not sure if the location is correct or not.
I have 2 Links on the menu. One is ADD EVENT and the other is LOGIN. By adding that redirect snippet, will it affect the redirect for LOGIN link as well? I would prefer only the ADD EVENT link to redirect to that page.
I believe that the logged-in user being presented with the popup again is only because I added the kleo-show-login class. otherwise it redirects to the Events Calendar login as described above. I would like to avoid the user who is already logged in from seeing any login screen again. It should just go directly to the ADD EVENTS page. Is not not an Events Calendar Thing?
Yes adding the kleo-show-login CSS class does bring up the pop-up login screen now – but after logging in, users are not redirected to the Add Event page. It just reloads the homepage. and then, even when I am logged in and select ‘ADD EVENT’, the login window pops up again. I have the theme option set to ‘Reload Current Page’ which i believe is correct. not sure how to add the login_redirect filter you referenced.
thanks again for your help. please let me know the next steps i need to take.
I just connected with the theme support team and here is what they responded with:
It uses the standard auth. Tell them you need to change their login link. It needs to have the ‘kleo-show-login’ class added to it. That’s what triggers the login modal.
And here is the documentation on that: http://seventhqueen.com/support/documentation/kleo#login-redirectPlease let me know what I can do. Thanks again!! Much appreciated.
The link you sent was not the login I wanted to redirect to. My issue is that when a user who is already logged in (through my theme’s pop up login), they are not considered logged in on Events Calendar. but then that login process through this link http://www.dancingcircles.com/events/community/add automatically redirect users to the wp-admin dashboard not the actual Add Event Page.
Ideally, by clicking the ADD EVENT link in the menu…
1) Users already logged in through the theme-pop up login won’t have to login again to EC
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2) Users NOT logged in through the theme pop-up login will see the pop-up login and then then be redirected to the Add-Event page.is this doable? Thanks again!
I also noticed that After The “Add Event” log-in the user is redirected to wp-admin wordpress dashboard.
I edited the edit-event.php and copied it to the the folder …wp-content/themes/kleo-child/tribe-events/community – which, if I read the Themer’s Guide correctly is the right folder. However I see no change at all. I must have missed something. Currently, when I login to my site, I go through the Themes default login, but then when I select Add Event, I am redirected to the Events Calendar Login. Anything else i can try?
Thanks for passing along this thread. Sounds like that’ll get me on the right track – but to start, what does it mean to “Add a check at the top of the community template”? I apologize if my beginnerness is showing.
Thanks again.
Perhaps a better way to phrase this would be if I could use my wp-login.php as the login instead of a the Community Events Default login process. they seem to be different. not sure if that clears it up a little better.
thanks again.
Hey Josh, no my site is not translated to a different language. Here is a screenshot of the code. At line #1320 I changed the ’55’ to ’20’ just to test it but neither seem to have any affect on my page.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/s8d76vclcbz43jw/Screen%20Shot%202015-12-09%20at%2010.10.38%20AM.png?dl=0
Hey Josh. I have tried this but it doesn’t seem to have solved the issue. still seeing the full listing on the Map view.
I edited the file in:
wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/functions/template-tagsis that correct? I also tried to find a similar line in the Community Events file location but didn’t see it.
thanks again.
Ahhhh, now i get it. Makes sense! Seems rather obvious now that I look at it. my bad! but thanks again for looking at it!
Hey Josh, thanks for jumping on this. here is a screenshot of the ‘Map View’ and here is a link to an event that should appear on it. The event is in San Francisco and displays correctly on the event listing – but there is no map marker displayed in San Francisco on the Map View. There are several instances like this.
thanks again.
