Hi,
I got a question regarding this. My issue is that I've send a link to somebody who does have an account on the forum, but apparently wasn't automatically logged in. They get the big 404 screen too. Not any post on my forum is visible when not logged in, so isn't it possible to just have a redirect to the logging in page when people try to go to a link which has been send to them and they're not automatically logged in?Â
I do see above solutions but I got some issues:
- My forum is in Dutch so I'd have to find the translation file and change that instead of changing the phrases, because else the translation will get crooked.Â
- I don't want to change the general 404 page of the website, I just want people who visit directly a specific forum page to be first redirected to a login option and then go to the page they wanted to visit. Is this possible?
Hi @eelste
- My forum is in Dutch so I'd have to find the translation file and change that instead of changing the phrases, because else the translation will get crooked.Â
All wpForo phrases also can be found on the Dashboard > Forums > Phrases admin page, you can find and translate as you like.Â
More info here: https://wpforo.com/docs/root/translation/quick-translation-phrases/
- I don't want to change the general 404 page of the website, I just want people who visit directly a specific forum page to be first redirected to a login option and then go to the page they wanted to visit. Is this possible?
I'm going to ask this question to wpForo developers and I'll back to you know asap.Â
Hi @eelste,
- I don't want to change the general 404 page of the website, I just want people who visit directly a specific forum page to be first redirected to a login option and then go to the page they wanted to visit. Is this possible?
This is already in our to-do list. It'll be available in near future releases.Â
@sofy okay thanks!
If I change the phrases it doesnt mess with other translation processes? Because it is translated somewhere. The phrases in 'phrases' isn't the same as the dutch phrase on the website...Â
