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Nope... afraid not currently possible without a lot of extra programming.. never had a request to use the WP login form but route the request through a different login processor than WP...
doable, but needs a little love hooking into the wp process...
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Thank you for taking the time to understand my goals and figure out the best available option.
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I plan to intro this in the next update all being well.
I recall (from a long, long time ago) that the thinking was that if someone had their own login system then they would also probably have their own login button/link - like in a menu or sidebar. But we can do this.
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Might it work if I try replacing the simple:press login form with our own? So the Login button would expand to display our login form in place.
If this sounds like a good approach, could you please direct me to the appropriate place in the code?
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Personally wouldn't recommend it but it can be done if you really want to take a swing at it...
Our login form source code is at simple-press/forum/content/forms/sp-form-login.php
This could be replaced completely by using a standard WordPress filter named:
'sph_LoginForm'
This filter has two parameters. The first is the html already created which your code would replace. The second is the array of control values which you can find at the top of the template you have edited where it says: IN-LINE LOGIN FORM - OBJECT DEFINITION.
So - do you know how to code up WP style filters? If so that might be all you need.
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Okay that worked. Now when they login instead of the code taking them to myurl.wp-login.php it now takes them to the member login already established before installing Simple-Press. That is what I want. But - How do I get the person logging into the member area via the forum to be redirected to the forum url? Now, when they log in they go instead to the pre-existing member area.
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