aljo1985

Hey rachelross, I wanted to do the exact same thing….
So I did lol.. They want you to purchase premium for custom logins.
But here is the 1 line edit to get it to go where ever you want it to 🙂

in /wp-content/plugins/profile-builder/front-end/wppb_register.php
Search for
$redirectLink = wppb_curpageurl();
Okay now, there is 2 of these!!!! You only need to change 1!
The one you need to change is the 2nd one! So when you search its the 2nd one which is just below the first one.

You should replace it with this!
$redirectLink = home_url();

If you want it to go to a different page other than the home page. You can do this.
$redirectLink = home_url() . '/my-page/';

That’s it, when users register they will be taken to your custom page 🙂

Okay for this I am going to show you how to make wppizza use profile builders signup features to record the information you want in the additional information section of your profile.
when members register.. While giving you a full front facing user system also, so members will never see the WP admin panel.

front-end/wppb.register.php
Search for “First Name”, “Last Name” and all the form field names on registration that you have activated in the admin panel of profile builder
They start at around line 1047
example : <label for=”nickname”>’. __(‘Street Name’, ‘profilebuilder’) .$errorMark.'</label>
Replace these with your desired input fields.. ** Important do not change the email, user and pass fields, just change the ones you can. I changed these..
So you can search and replace these with your desired names.. First Name, Last Name, Nickname, Website and AIM
I changed them 2, Name, House Number, Street Name, Postcode, Telephone. I disabled any others in the admin panel for profile builder so It shown only the fields I wanted to display.
This enables members to register their address on signup.
In the same file search for
wppb_signup_user( $userdata[‘user_login’], $userdata[‘user_email’], $meta );

Just above this you will see
$meta = array(
‘user_pass’ => base64_encode($userdata[‘user_pass’]),
‘first_name’ => $userdata[‘first_name’],
‘last_name’ => $userdata[‘last_name’],
‘nickname’ => $userdata[‘nickname’],
‘user_url’ => $userdata[‘user_url’],
‘aim’ => $userdata[‘aim’],
‘yim’ => $userdata[‘yim’],
‘jabber’ => $userdata[‘jabber’],
‘description’ => $userdata[‘description’],
‘role’ => $userdata[‘role’]
);
What you need to do is go into your database in wp_usermeta, and look at the meta_key row for the wppizza inputs.
Store these names, you will need them later cause we are going to be inserting the details of the registration into here, which enables us to capture the address and everything else.
Mine looked like this,
wppizza_cname
wppizza_caddress
wppizza_ctel
wppizza_ccomments
wppizza_ccustom1

Okay now determine which of them rows leads to the wppizza additional information, in your profile on WP.
The code above would then be changed using the meta_key wppizza fields like so

$meta = array(
‘user_pass’ => base64_encode($userdata[‘user_pass’]),
// Edited. //
‘wppizza_cname’ => $userdata[‘first_name’],
‘wppizza_caddress’ => $userdata[‘last_name’],
‘wppizza_ctel’ => $userdata[‘nickname’],
‘wppizza_ccomments’ => $userdata[‘user_url’],
‘wppizza_ccustom1’ => $userdata[‘aim’],
// End edit. //
‘yim’ => $userdata[‘yim’],
‘jabber’ => $userdata[‘jabber’],
‘description’ => $userdata[‘description’],
‘role’ => $userdata[‘role’]
);
I put my meta_key rows in here instead.
Now we need to open functions/email.confirmation.php
Search for “update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘description’, $meta[‘description’] );”
It is at around line 151, what you need to do is copy and paste this underneath the search.
if( !empty($meta[‘wppizza_cname’] ) )
update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘wppizza_cname’, $meta[‘wppizza_cname’] );
if( !empty($meta[‘wppizza_caddress’] ) )
update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘wppizza_caddress’, $meta[‘wppizza_caddress’] );
if( !empty($meta[‘wppizza_ctel’] ) )
update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘wppizza_ctel’, $meta[‘wppizza_ctel’] );
if( !empty($meta[‘wppizza_ccomments’] ) )
update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘wppizza_ccomments’, $meta[‘wppizza_ccomments’] );
if( !empty($meta[‘wppizza_ccustom1’] ) )
update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘wppizza_ccustom1’, $meta[‘wppizza_ccustom1’] );

Replace the wppizza_ with the same wppizza_ rows you replaced above

Open front-end/wppb.edit.profile.php
Like we did with the front-end/wppb.register.php file, search again for the Last Name, First Name input fields and change them to the same ones you did on register.
Once we have replaced all those we then need to do a search for wp_update_user and update_user_meta they will look something like this.
“wp_update_user( array( ‘ID’ => $current_user->ID, ‘last_name’ => esc_attr( $_POST[‘last_name’] )));”
What we do here is replace the last_name, first_name and so on with your wppizza_ rows. when you are searching for update_user_meta
When you are searching for wp_update_user, replace the whole line.. “wp_update_user( array( ‘ID’ => $current_user->ID, ‘last_name’ => esc_attr( $_POST[‘last_name’] )));”

with this

“update_user_meta( $current_user->ID, ‘wppizza_caddress’, esc_attr( $_POST[‘last_name’] ) );”
while also changing the wppizza_caddress with your own rows!

Remember do not replace email, username and password. These are needed in the registration process, destroy these and you have a massive problem!

Now I have a perfect registration page and user system. I capture the details I want in the tables I want on registration and allow users to edit their details without having to go into wordpress admin.
I know its very sloppy, but I only did this to basically do the job. Maybe someone can turn this into something better 🙂
I’m a noob to wordpress, so forgive my bad details.
Hope you find this useful or maybe even integrate them both for the perfect user panel :).

Here is a table of the information I replaced
Name – first_name – wppizza_cname
House Number – last_name – wppizza_caddress
Street Name nickname – wppizza_ctel
Postcode – user_url – wppizza_ccomments
Telephone – aim – wppizza_ccustom1