Enter the URL of the page where you want members of this level to be redirected to after they login.
';
}
function swpm_alr_admin_add_membership_level($to_filter) {
$custom_field = $_POST['custom']['swpm_alr_after_login_page_field'];
$field = array(
'meta_key' => 'swpm_alr_after_login_page_field', // required
'meta_value' => sanitize_text_field($custom_field), //required
'meta_context' => SWPM_ALR_CONTEXT, // optional but recommended
'meta_label' => '', // optional
'meta_type' => 'text'// optional
);
$to_filter['swpm_alr_after_login_page_field'] = $field;
return $to_filter;
}
function swpm_alr_admin_edit_membership_level($to_filter, $id) {
$custom_field = $_POST['custom']['swpm_alr_after_login_page_field'];
$field = array(
'meta_key' => 'swpm_alr_after_login_page_field', // required
'meta_value' => sanitize_text_field($custom_field), //required
'meta_context' => SWPM_ALR_CONTEXT, // optional but recommended
'meta_label' => '', // optional
'meta_type' => 'text'// optional
);
$to_filter['swpm_alr_after_login_page_field'] = $field;
return $to_filter;
}
function swpm_alr_do_after_login_redirection() {
if (class_exists('SwpmLog')) {
SwpmLog::log_simple_debug("After login redirection addon. Checking if member need to be redirected.", true);
}
$auth = SwpmAuth::get_instance();
if ($auth->is_logged_in()) {
//Member is logged in. Lets check if redirection needs to be done.
//First check if a the swpm_redirect_to argument is set (meaning the user needs to be redirected to the last page).
if(isset($_REQUEST['swpm_redirect_to']) && !empty($_REQUEST['swpm_redirect_to'])){
$redirect_to = esc_url_raw(sanitize_text_field($_REQUEST['swpm_redirect_to']));
//Redirect to the membership level specific after login page.
if( class_exists('SwpmLog') ){
SwpmLog::log_simple_debug("The 'swpm_redirect_to' request parameter is present. Redirecting to: " . $redirect_to, true);
}
wp_redirect($redirect_to);
exit;
}
//Check if there is a membership level specific after login redirection
$level = $auth->get('membership_level');
$level_id = $level;
$key = 'swpm_alr_after_login_page_field';
$after_login_page_url = SwpmMembershipLevelCustom::get_value_by_key($level_id, $key);
if (!empty($after_login_page_url)) {
//Redirect to the membership level specific after login page.
if( class_exists('SwpmLog') ){
SwpmLog::log_simple_debug("After login redirection is configured in the membership level. Redirecting to: " . $after_login_page_url, true);
}
wp_redirect($after_login_page_url);
exit;
}
//No redirection found. So stay on the current page.
}
}
function swpm_alr_after_login_url($url) {
$auth = SwpmAuth::get_instance();
if ($auth->is_logged_in()) {
$level = $auth->get('membership_level');
$level_id = $level;
$key = 'swpm_alr_after_login_page_field';
$after_login_page_url = SwpmMembershipLevelCustom::get_value_by_key($level_id, $key);
if (!empty($after_login_page_url)) {
return $after_login_page_url;
}
}
return $url;
}
/*
* This function will append redirect URL to the login link if the user has enabled the feature.
* This can be used to redirect the user to the post/page they were viewing after the login (ignoring any other redirection)
*/
function swpm_alr_append_query_arg_if_applicable($login_url){
//Check if the redirect to last page settings is enabled.
$swpm_alr_settings = get_option('swpm_alr_settings');
if(empty($swpm_alr_settings['redirect_to_last_page_enabled'])){
$swpm_alr_settings['redirect_to_last_page_enabled'] = '';
}
if($swpm_alr_settings['redirect_to_last_page_enabled'] != '1'){
//The redirect to last page option is disabled. No need to add the query arg.
return $login_url;
}
//The feature is enabled. Lets add the necessary query arg to the login url.
$current_url = SwpmMiscUtils::get_current_page_url();
if(!empty($current_url)){
//Add this URL to the redirect to query arg.
$current_url = urlencode($current_url);
$login_url = add_query_arg('swpm_redirect_to', $current_url, $login_url);
}
return $login_url;
}
/*
* This function will append the value of $_GET['swpm_redirect_to'] to the url provided in parameter, if the user has enabled the feature.
* This can be used to redirect the user to a custom post/page (ignoring any other redirection)
*/
function swpm_alr_append_custom_redirection_if_exists($url){
//Check if the option 'allow_custom_redirections' is enabled or not.
$swpm_alr_settings = get_option('swpm_alr_settings');
if(empty($swpm_alr_settings['allow_custom_redirections'])){
$swpm_alr_settings['allow_custom_redirections'] = '';
}
if($swpm_alr_settings['allow_custom_redirections'] != '1'){
//The option 'allow_custom_redirections' is disabled. No need to edit the url.
return $url;
}
// Get the $_GET['swpm_redirect_to'] parameter. If does not exist, set to 'false'.
$swpm_redirect_to = !empty($_GET['swpm_redirect_to']) ? filter_input(INPUT_GET, 'swpm_redirect_to', FILTER_SANITIZE_ENCODED) : false;
// If swpm_redirect_to is defined, add it the swpm_redirect_to parameter to the url variable, to allow redirecting the user to a custom URL
if(!empty($swpm_redirect_to)){
$url = add_query_arg('swpm_redirect_to', $swpm_redirect_to, $url);
}
return $url;
}
/*
* This function will empty the redirection URL if the variable $_GET['swpm_redirect_to'] parameter is defined, and if the user has enabled the feature.
* This is needed to allow the swpm_redirect_to parameter to take priority over some of the redirection behavior of SWPM.
*/
function swpm_alr_override_registration_redirect_url($url){
//Check if the option 'allow_custom_redirections' is enabled or not.
$swpm_alr_settings = get_option('swpm_alr_settings');
if(empty($swpm_alr_settings['allow_custom_redirections'])){
$swpm_alr_settings['allow_custom_redirections'] = '';
}
if($swpm_alr_settings['allow_custom_redirections'] != '1'){
//The option 'allow_custom_redirections' is disabled. No need to edit the url.
return $url;
}
// Get the $_GET['swpm_redirect_to'] parameter. If does not exist, set to 'false'.
$swpm_redirect_to = !empty($_GET['swpm_redirect_to']) ? filter_input(INPUT_GET, 'swpm_redirect_to', FILTER_SANITIZE_ENCODED) : false;
// If $_GET['swpm_redirect_to'] is not defined, keep the existing URL
if(empty($swpm_redirect_to)) { return $url; }
// But if $_GET['swpm_redirect_to'] is defined, empty the existing redirect_to URL to allow redirection override.
else { return ''; }
}