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Improve this questionI use the woocommerce registration form. The user registers and must choose the role. I have 2 user roles and I need to make a redirect for the individual roles. Example: user ONE chooses the role "customer", redirect to the url user TWO chooses the role "endorser", redirect to the url . I have tried several plugins but none of them work. Can anyone help me? Thanks
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Improve this questionI use the woocommerce registration form. The user registers and must choose the role. I have 2 user roles and I need to make a redirect for the individual roles. Example: user ONE chooses the role "customer", redirect to the url https://mysite.com/shop user TWO chooses the role "endorser", redirect to the url https://mysite.com/landingpage. I have tried several plugins but none of them work. Can anyone help me? Thanks
user_register hook fires immediately after a new user is registered. so you have to add action on this hook. You can add below example code in your active theme's function file.
Example :
add_action( 'user_register', 'redirect_user_based_on_role', 10, 1 );
function redirect_user_based_on_role( $user_id ) {
// Get the user object.
$user = get_userdata( $user_id );
// Get all the user roles as an array.
$user_roles = $user->roles;
// Check if the role you are interested in, is present in the array.
if ( in_array( 'customer', $user_roles, true ) ) {
// Do something.
wp_redirect( 'https://mysite.com/shop' );
exit;
}
if ( in_array( 'endorser', $user_roles, true ) ) {
// Do something.
wp_redirect( 'https://mysite.com/landingpage' );
exit;
}
}
This might be a case where careful use of hooks comes in. That's assuming you want to do this in a plugin of your own or the functions.php file of your theme. If you just want an existing plugin or feature in whatever you are currently using, that'd be a bit out of scope here - the registration plugin author might be able to help perhaps.
As this is WordPress Development SE, here is the developer answer.
I don't know what exactly is going on for your set-up as it is unclear what you are running to do the register and chose role system you have.
However, it is very likely that there will be a hook that fires. That hook could be used with a register_action to push some sort of redirect logic.
For example, user_register fires immediately a user is added to the database. Another possibility is register_new_user.
add_user_role fires when a new role is added. This is where I would start looking if it were me.
All of these can be jumped on via the add_action() function using something along the lines of:
add_action('add_user_role','my_new_function',10,1);
where my_new_function is a function you made. The exact details will depend where you are putting the code.
I would probably add a call to wp_redirect() which is the WordPress way to redirect users.