Static Login Form/Registration Form

Damyan Diamandiev

• August 10, 2022 13:06

We want to include a login form to our frontend interface. However, we noticed that the login form disappears when the user is actually logged in. We want to prevent this from happening and we want the login/registration form to be always there no matter if the user is logged in or not.

How can we do this?

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  KC George

  • August 11, 2022 06:35
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  Hi Damyan,

  Let me illustrate a possible way you can setup a Brizy form in this video https://jmp.sh/foHig4x.  If this is what you are looking for, you can do this by adding a redirect URL to the form.

  Click on the Login button and then on the 'Link' icon. Against 'Redirect After Login' select 'Custom' and paste a URL to redirect to.  

  

   

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  Damyan Diamandiev

  • August 12, 2022 18:29

  Hello again,

  No, that’s not what we are looking for. We want our home page to contain a login form in the cover area. However, when someone is logged in, I don’t want to hide the home page with a redirection for him, nor to display this badly looking thing: Otherwise, yes, when someone logs in, he will be redirected. But this doesn’t block the access to the home page. Let me know if you understand what I mean.

  Thanks,

  Damyan 

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  KC George

  • August 13, 2022 08:03
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  Hi Damyan,

  You said you do not want the user to get redirected to another page. What would the user see on your homepage after he signs in? Please take a look at this video for few examples of what happens when users login to different websites. https://jmp.sh/Rj4U7rq

  Please describe in some detail, what you foresee happen after users sign in to your website. How different would your homepage be before and after a user logs in?  

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  Damyan Diamandiev

  • August 16, 2022 15:18

  Hi KC George,
  I never said this. 
  
  I said, I want the login form still to stay when you are logged in. 
  
  
  See that when a logged in user goes to the home page, the form is gone. That's not good. We want it there static no matter if the user is already logged in or not.
  
  At the same time, this has nothing to do with the redirection after you get logged in. The redirection will still be in place. Just when you go back to the home page for some reason, the form will be there even if you are logged in.
  
  Let me know,
  
  Thanks,
  Damyan
  
  

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  KC George

  • August 17, 2022 04:41

  Hi Damyan,

  I think what you are looking for is not possible with Brizy. When the user logs in, the login screen disappears from your homepage. 

  The option you are looking for may not be easily available. However please explore membership plugins with shortcodes to display login and registration forms. https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/5-best-wordpress-membership-plugins-compared/  Hopefully you can find a plugin which supports this option.

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  Damyan Diamandiev

  • August 23, 2022 05:07

  How about social media login? Is this possible to display when the form disappears? I was wondering when the user is logged in if we can display anything different than simply a "Logout" text... Thanks, Damyan 

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  KC George

  • August 23, 2022 07:29
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  Hi Damyan

  Using the Brizy Membership feature, I have implemented a work around for you. Please go to https://kctest.online/. Use these credentials to login and check if this is what you are looking for. You can watch this video as well https://jmp.sh/QUNtaN6

  • Username: admin@haha.bg
  • Password: Damyan123

  If this is what you are looking for; please let me know. I will make a video explaining how to implement this design.

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  Damyan Diamandiev

  • August 25, 2022 12:05

  Hey KC George,

  Is this a static image after you log in? Where are the menu elements, the button, the form? What is this? 

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  KC George

  • August 25, 2022 13:01

  Hi Damyan,

  In software development, once a user logs in, normally they are not shown the login screen. What you are asking for is a deviation from normal. What I have shown is a look alike; it gives the illusion that the login form is there when it is not. Yes; it is a static image. Remember you said

  We can display anything different than simply a "Logout" text

  I have created the mockup to give you a feel of the work around I am suggesting. If you feel something like this is what you are looking for, then I will make a video showing you the procedure for implementing the work around.  

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