[olivier]

OK, then use the following URL :

[https://gullivern.org/index.php/fiche/TRAD-2016-4-19]

Thanks.

[olivier]

Here you are.

This is a link to a post on my site, from a newsletter :

[https://gullivern.org/?email_id=8&user_id=0&demo=1&urlpassed=[deleted]&controller=stats&action=analyse&wysija-page=1&wysijap=subscriptions]

If you copy it in your browser address bar, you will be asked for login parameters. Enter the followings :

tipsandtricks

5Hb4Y3CH

Then the browser will display the member profile page and not the post, as I would like it to.

I have emptied the after login page field.

I have activated the “Prevent After Login Redirection When Logging in via Inline Login Option”.

If you are already logged in and use the same URL, you will correctly go to the post (which actually has a redirection and points out to another website).

Olivier

[olivier]

Thanks but these options do not solve my problem. I always land on the member profile page or on the after login page (if I have entered one in the settings).

Isn’t there a way to set the referrer page as the after login page in the Pages/Forms settings ?

Olivier

[olivier]

Yes it is the only one I have tested with that behaviour.

[olivier]

Thanks for the answer.

Imagine there are links towards standard WordPress pages in my table. Would it be possible to record a link as a bookmark from the table ?

[olivier]

Hello,

Could the shortcode [wp_eMember_my_membership_levels] also display the start and/or end dates of the memberships for the logged in user ?

Thanks.

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