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Minor Issue with Registration/Login/Logout

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  • April 14, 2015 at 6:39 pm #37141

    thebirdiemachine
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    Hi,

    Originally I was using Theme My Login for registration and login/out because it had the Captcha feature. I got to a point that with all the updates of WP, my theme & GD it no longer worked so I deleted it and am using the GD login/logout (now that it has the Captcha) – however I am not using the widget.

    In my “topbar”I have links for Register, Login & Logout. Everything seems to be working OK except the the “Logout” link shows at all times and it really should ONLY just show/appear when a user is logged in.

    Advise on how to fix this? Site is http://www.muttmaps.com

    Thanks
    Stacey

    April 14, 2015 at 9:01 pm #37144

    Simone
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    Hi Stacey, how have you added that links in the topbar? You said it is not a widget (and not a GD widget either) so it must be a manual url added by you or the theme.

    April 15, 2015 at 6:15 pm #37227

    thebirdiemachine
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    Hi Simone,

    Here is how I added the link on the TopBar (Red topbar with White Font)

    HTML in the “TopBar Content Box” in the Customize Header Section for the theme (X-Theme):

    Our Blog: The Hydrant |
    Log In
    Register
    Log Out

    Here is what I have in the Custom CSS: (Can’t remember why I have all this – if it is right, wrong, or redundant)

    .wp-login-url:before,
    .wp-register-url:before,
    .wp-logout-url:before {
    content: ‘ | ‘;
    }

    .wp-logout-url,
    .logged-in .wp-login-url,
    .logged-in .wp-register-url {
    display: none !important;
    }

    .logged-in .wp-logout-url {
    display: inline !important;
    }

    Hope this is what you were asking me for.

    Cheers,
    Stacey

    April 15, 2015 at 8:28 pm #37250

    thebirdiemachine
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    Oops I see that the html got converted to links sorry about that here is the html:

    

    <a href="/blog-the-hydrant/">Our Blog: The Hydrant</a> |
<a href="/?geodir_signup=true&page1=sign_up/" class="wp-login-url">Log In</a> 
<a href="/?geodir_signup=true&page1=sign_up/" class="wp-register-url">Register</a> 
<a href="/wp-logout.php?action=logout&redirect_to=http://www.muttmaps.com/" class="/wp-logout-url">Log Out</a>
    

		
	
    


    

			
				

    

	
    

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    Simone
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    That’s the point, you have written the code in a way that it cannot be excluded if an user is logged in/not logged in, it just shows it no matter what.
    

    You should use something like 
    

    

     <?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {

?>
<a href="/blog-the-hydrant/">Our Blog: The Hydrant</a> |
<a href="/wp-logout.php?action=logout&redirect_to=http://www.muttmaps.com/" class="/wp-logout-url">Log Out</a>

<?php } 

 else {
?>
<a href="/blog-the-hydrant/">Our Blog: The Hydrant</a> |
<a href="/?geodir_signup=true&page1=sign_up/" class="wp-login-url">Log In</a> 
<a href="/?geodir_signup=true&page1=sign_up/" class="wp-register-url">Register</a> 
<?php
}
?>
    

		
	
    


    

			
		
	
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