John Davidson

Message:

The login-register form has to be shown only like popup, so I've made redirect, to avoid default myaccount page for not logged users.

add_action( 'template_redirect', 'wish_custom_redirect' );

function wish_custom_redirect() {

  global $wp;

  if (!is_user_logged_in() &&  is_page('my-account') ) {

    wp_redirect( '/' );

    exit;

  }

}

To view their account page users have to log in or register in popup form.
But there is a problem - /my-account/lost-password/, my-account/reset-password/ are children-endpoints of myaccount. They have not to make redirect for non-logged users.
I tried to make like that

add_action( 'template_redirect', 'wish_custom_redirect' );

function wish_custom_redirect() {

  global $wp;

  if (!is_user_logged_in() &&  is_page('my-account') &&  !is_page('my-account/lost-password/')  ) {

    wp_redirect( '/' );

    exit;

  }

}

But it still redirects. Maybe it's a bad solution at all and there's a better way? Or how to make this redirect correctly?

add_action('wp_logout','auto_redirect_after_logout');



function auto_redirect_after_logout(){



  wp_redirect( home_url() );

  exit();

}

To redirect only on logout helps, but doesn't avoid user to see the default page. They can logout, and then return on the prevous page /myaccount, and see that default register form.

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My Answer:
&& is_page('myaccount')) {
wp_redirect(home_url());
exit;
}
}

This code snippet will redirect non-logged in users away from the "myaccount" page and its child pages (endpoints) to the home page. This way, the login-register form will only be shown as a popup and not on the default "myaccount" page.