Replace "Profile" with "My Account" in mini login

[Seb]

How can I change “Profile” to “My account” and link it to custom page please?

[mbrsolution]

Hi, can you provide more information.

Thank you

[Seb]

So after a member logins, mini login bar has two options available: profile and logout. I would like to remove “profile” and replace it with My Account words and link it to “my account” custom page.

Or if you can just tell me in which file I can access php code for the shortcode of mini login bar so I can try change it.

Thanks you.

[mbrsolution]

Hi, please check the following documentation. Let me know if this helps you.

Thank you

[Seb]

Mini login widget has shortcode: [swpm_mini_login]

(first heading in this article)

I want to modify it. Can You tell me where I can find the code? In which file? I want to remove “Profile” and replace it with “My Account”.

[mbrsolution]

Hi, here is the file you need to check. Please be careful making changes to the core file. They could break the plugins functionality. Also remember that every time you update the plugin your custom code will be lost. It would be a good idea to save a copy of the file locally.

/wp-content/plugins/simple-membership/classes/shortcode-related/class.swpm-shortcodes-handler.php

Kind regards

[Seb]

Thank you. This is exactly was I was looking for. Now I am not sure if I can ask my next question here. I do not know how to link url to the last piece of code where it says “(profile-page-url)”

$account_page_url = SwpmSettings::get_instance()->get_value(‘profile-page-url’);

So maybe you could tell me how to change this value so user will be taken to other page instead of profile page.

Thank you in advance.

[mbrsolution]

Hi, I am not a developer myself. Your changes require a customized modification to the plugin’s code. Please remember, if you change the base code, you must ensure that whenever the plugin is updated by WordPress; that you remember to “redo” your modifications.

SWPM is “Open Source” code. If you are a proficient PHP programmer which I think you are, you are welcome to make your own modifications. Alternatively, you can complete a Paid Support request and an SWPM developer will work with you directly.

Kind regards

[Mickael]

Hi is there a way to put an edited copy of this page in my theme ?

something like wp-content/themes/<your-theme>/simple-membership/class.swpm-shortcodes-handler.php

thanks

[mbrsolution]

Hi, are you talking about adding a copy of your customized php files in your child theme?

[Mickael]

Exactly, I have tested directly in wp-content/themes/<your-theme>/simple-membership/class.swpm-shortcodes-handler.php, but doesen’t work ?

[mbrsolution]

Hi,

Thank you for replying back.

Hi is there a way to put an edited copy of this page in my theme ?

I still don’t understand what you mean by the question above? Can you please provide more information.

Thank you

[The Assurer]

@Mackael:
Hi is there a way to put an edited copy of this page in my theme? something like
wp-content/themes/<your-theme>/simple-membership/class.swpm-shortcodes-handler.php

@Mbrsolution:
Hi, are you talking about adding a copy of your customized php files in your child theme?

@Mackael:
Exactly…

You can’t easily “crossbreed” PHP classes from plugins, with themes; because the sequence in which the files are loaded may vary. Your support request is outside the scope of the free support forum; and requires a custom coding job, via our Paid Support service.

[quick_dry]

@Mickael instead of messing with your theme, you could put it in a plugin specific to your site – just follow a “build a simple plugin” and put something like this in it – you can see how it checks and modifies the swpm_login_form shortcode’s output. Just call it with the ‘mod_swpm_login_form’ shortcode instead of swpm_login_form.

//Replace the [swpm_login_form] shortcode output with something else
//e.g. remove the username from the form output when logged in
function shortcode_mod_swpm_login_form(){

$output=do_shortcode(‘[swpm_login_form]’);
if (strpos($output,’Logged in as’)>-1){ //if user is logged in
$output=str_replace(‘>Logged in as</div>’,’>Logged in</div>’,$output);
$output=preg_replace(‘/\<div class=\”swpm-logged-username-value swpm-logged-value\”\>(\S+)\<\/div\>/U’, ”, $output);
}
return $output;
}
add_shortcode(‘mod_swpm_login_form’, ‘shortcode_mod_swpm_login_form’);`

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