http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/api/template-functions-and-the-api/display-template-functions/common-view/sp_loginoutbutton/

the function is in your spHead.php template file of the theme in use… if you add a login link argument, it will direct to that instead of using the inline form…  if you do that, you can also remove the sp_LoginForm() function call…

Thanks Mr Papa,

May I please ask for just a bit more details, I have done php and hooks tweaks in my site, but I didn’t quite understand the article.

1) In order to add “http://www.mysite.com/index.php?/register/DS6hjj5d2” as target for signup button, I didn’t understand what to change.

2) The simple press login is fine, if it takes into account the user wishlist pre-defined role.

    I don’t think I need to change that. Even wishlist are linking to “http://www.mysite.com/wp-login.php” for login.

    If I do need to change, I wasn’t sure how to use the article.

May I ask you to please write the few lines of code required as an example for 1 and 2 ?

Thank you so much,

Ronen.

First see:  http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/themes/theme-basics/creating-a-theme/

if you want to change the register button, then in your theme spHead.php template file change:

            sp_RegisterButton(‘tagClass=spButton spRight’, __sp(‘Register’), __sp(‘Register’));

to

            sp_RegisterButton(‘tagClass=spButton spRight&link=http://www.mysite.com/index.php?/register/DS6hjj5d2’, __sp(‘Register’), __sp(‘Register’));

and then similar to

            sp_LogInOutButton(‘tagClass=spButton spRight’, __sp(‘Log In’), __sp(‘Log Out’), __sp(‘Log in and log out’));

but add new argument for loginLink

Thanks Mr Papa, Works perfectly !

One question though – how can I have the signup button appear even though wordpress “everyone can register” would be disabled ?

In order to make sure that everyone goes through wishlist process, I don’t want to keep “anyone can register” open, and now, when the signup re-directs to wishlist registration, all I need it for that to appear.

Thanks,

Ronen.

you would have to output the html for the button yourself…   just do it where the registration button function call is now…  our button always checks that wp registrations are enabled… we couldnt possibly handle every plugin that alters wp registrations…

If it is not too complected, my I ask your assistance in pointing me to the file with the decision junction weather to show the button or not ?

For me it would be much easier changing an “if ….” than creating a same look and feel button with similar css.

If you still think it is too complected… (or maybe your fear is that it would be overwritten on updates) I’ll understand, but in that case, maybe you can refer me to the button image and relevant css ?

Hope I’m not asking too much here… I’ll understand if you kick me down the stairs…

Thank you in advance,

Ronen.

as long as you no the consequences of editing core…

simple-press/forum/content/sp-common-view-functions.php…