[cdonahue]

Thanks, I’ll try that, cheers, Cheryl

[cdonahue]

Turns out it doesn’t work if I put the file in the child theme. But it does work if I edit the plugin directly, thanks!

I’m saving the original in case my client changes her mind and decides she doesn’t want to pre-approve every registration.

cheers, Cheryl

[cdonahue]

thanks — so i put that edited file in my child theme, in the simple membership folder?

[cdonahue]

Registration Successful. Please Login.

[cdonahue]

No — would help with this issue? I see that you can create a custom registration form with Form Builder, but I don’t see how you can control the message that displays after the user hits the registration button.

[cdonahue]

No, I’m not — is that what you recommend?

[cdonahue]

The only thing that isn’t working is the message users get after they fill in their registration details and hit the “Register” button. Even though I have the new user status set to “pending,” they see a message that says “Registration complete. Login here.”

I don’t know if that is related to my taking out the php for “join us” and replacing it with a direct link to the register page, or if it’s a separate issue.

[cdonahue]

Well, I got around this problem by taking the Registration page up one level so it’s no longer a child of the “Join Us” page, and replacing the php code with a direct URL:

<div class="swpm-join-us-link">
                <a id="register" class="swpm-login-form-register-link" href="http://aiia.staging.wpengine.com/aai-grantees/membership-registration/"><?php echo SwpmUtils::_('Register') ?></a>
            </div>

Not entirely sure this is kosher but it’s doing what I wanted it to do — going directly to the Registration page when the user clicks on “Register”

[cdonahue]

Here’s the full code:

<div class="swpm-join-us-link">
                <a id="register" class="swpm-login-form-register-link" href="<?php echo $join_url; ?>"><?php echo SwpmUtils::_('Join Us') ?></a>
            </div>

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