Posted this here yesterday... also sent in a support ticket. Two actually. Have not heard back. We can't move forward until we get the answer to this question... if anyone can help, please respond here or reply to my ticket. Thank you very much. The question: When a user logs in, is there a way to redirect them to a page we define as opposed to the default member.php page that shows up?
Use: To redirect users to their subscription page after login use: <a href="login.php?amember_redirect_url=http://www.domain.com/amember/member.php">login</a> To redirect users to their edit profile page after login use: <a href="login.php?amember_redirect_url=http://www.domain.com/amember/profile.php">Edit Profile</a> To redirect users to a page of your choice after login use: <a href="login.php?amember_redirect_url=http://www.domain.com/my_directory/my_page.php">Page of my choice</a> So in theory you can enter any url after amember_redirect_url= command that that will be passed to the browser which will redirect. However, I do not like the amember_redirect_url= command and may need to hardcode it becase if the user keeps on clicking on the above link then the redirect command will keep on adding it that many times like a loop. It may be better to have a split("amember_redirect_url=", $redirect) and then generate only one to stop the repition.
A much simpler solution is to edit login.php On the last line of login.php, find the code: PHP: html_redirect("$redirect", 0, 'Redirect', _LOGIN_REDIRECT); You can replace $redirect with whatever you want. ($redirect variable can also be populated with your value via the login URL like this: login.php?amember_redirect_url=XXX, as draj explained) Sending 2 support tickets isn't going to get you help any quicker, it'll just annoy support staff. Please learn some patience.