Yes, I forgot to mention, I tried logging in with one of the student accounts. The result was the same. The login did not log in properly.
I have just enabled "student login redirect" in LMS settings, and this seems to have worked. I tested this with a student account, and after logging in, it did a couple of redirects. Got there in the end. I have it just redirecting back to the same page (the home page)
It would be good if I didn't have to tick a box for redirect. I'm not sure what is happening in the background (I'm not a programmer, sorry!), but it would be good if it logged in fully on its own.
So, just to check... if I have user roles other than student and instructor, I will still have those redirection problems after login.
If I enable the LMS Student menus, where do I create those menus? Also, I imagine [Legacy] means that the function is being phased out?
Thanks for your help! Cheers
So, are you saying that there is already a setting in WPLMS that changes the main menu items depending on whether someone is logged in or logged out?
I do already have the sync checkboxes selected, so theoretically it should be logging into Wordpress when a user logs into VibeBP? I don't think this is working that well. Something is not syncing well and I'm not sure what it is.
You said to disable the student instructor menus... Is that the one labelled "Enable Student menus[ Legacy ]"? I didn't have those ones checked.
The right-alignment only happens when I log in through VibeBP. If I log in through PMPro everything is aligned correctly.
You mentioned deactivating plugins... I have 2 plugins that change the menus and widgets depending on whether someone is logged in or out of the site. If I disable them, then the right-alignment of Elementor still occurs. Maybe it's another plugin - I'll try deactivating others on the weekend to test this out. But it still doesn't explain why it works perfectly when I log in through PMPro.
So, just to clarify, the problems from logging in through vibebp are:
1. Main menu remains the logged-out version
2. Footer widgets remain logged-out version
3. Right-alignment of elementor (only the elements shown to logged-in users)
When logging in through PMPro:
1. No problems at all
Hi Veronica,
I've added screenshots below to show the differences where to WPLMS login link does not log in properly.
To log in properly, I have to go to orchestralwinds.com/wp-admin - this address redirects to PMPro login page. This page logs in properly every time.
The three things that show whether it is logged in properly or not are:
1. The number of main menu items (3 versus 5)
2. Elementor elements not being centred
3. Footer columns (1 versus 4)
Images Logged in via WPLMS login link:
https://prnt.sc/AoVAHV9FXpyN
https://prnt.sc/jaQjWRJvHStA
https://prnt.sc/kOpvHYNGvoYn
Images Logged-In via PMPro:
https://prnt.sc/DsJfgj7Rmw1s
https://prnt.sc/j9LB-67nfPo1
https://prnt.sc/IQ4ytjjZqh2B
Screen recording where I logged in both ways:
https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/c3fI2oVqPtV
Sorry about the red lines going everywhere - I'm not so skilled at getting them to go where I want, but I'm sure you'll get the idea.
Thanks!
Hi Veronica, I can see from the video that it is not working.
After you log in, you can see the main menu has only 3 choices. These are the choices of someone who has not logged in. Also, if you scroll down, the Elementor sections are probably aligned to the right, rather than being centred on the page. Also, the footer will probably have an address only, rather than 4 columns.
But if you log in at orchestralwinds.com/wp-admin it will redirect you to the PMPro login page, and that will log you in properly, I think.
Please try it out and let me know what you think. Thanks!
Hi Alex, I have added Elementor in the plugin manager again, so you should be able to see what I mean, if you try it again.
Thanks!
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Hi Veronica,
I am really sorry, but I am not a programmer. I have added your suggestions to the custom CSS section of the customiser, but have had no result.
When I initially asked about the colours I thought that the answer might be more simple.
Do you have some other suggestions for changing the colours? I think they are global colours, as far as I can tell.
Thanks,
Drew.
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Hi Veronica, yes that is the area that I was trying to change
I added in the line, but it doesn't seem to have made any difference
https://prnt.sc/xDjnlXBBkYoi
Ah, I see what the problem is - something to do with the plugin manager. All good. I'll get that sorted out. Thanks!
For the colours, I'm looking for the orange colour in this screen shot:
https://prnt.sc/DD6I4oup_AJM
It's not in customize>theme, and I couldn't find any colour options in VibeBP settings
Also, I want to change the default theme colour from the one I chose at the end of the setup wizard, to something new. Where is the setting hidden for that one?
Thanks for that. I deactivated Paid memberships pro to find out that the redirect was caused by this plugin. I'm starting to use it, however, so I noticed that there is a setting for redirecting to a login page. I think the wplms login is not a page. Is that right?(I'm not sure how that pop-up works).
When you were able to edit the page, do you know if WP Plugin Manager was activated? Elementor editing works if it is deactivated. I think the developers of that plugin are on the site right now, taking a look at the problem.
Also, I noticed that if I log out, the page settings with Elementor don't work and every element that has been allocated to that page is shown, whether it should be there or not, and all the formatting is gone. Logout address: https://orchestralwinds.com/?vibebp_logout=1
Screenshot: https://prnt.sc/mAsfl30Fca6O
Thanks.
I have contacted the developers of one of the plugins - Plugin Manager Pro. This plugin seems to be the problem, but only when trying to edit with Elementor. Hopefully they can resolve the issue.
