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Why is my logout not working on my WordPress site?
Two sites are on CloudFlare, rest are not. After logout, the user goes to the WordPress page on all sites on 2.n. Creating a new logout page and changing it in UM settings did not work for us.
Is there a logout redirect page in WordPress?
Can confirm. Logout redirects to wordpress’s logout page. @yosmc if you could add a little bit more detail to your fix that would be awesome. I tried replacing the snippet with your snippet, but it just lead to a blank logout page with no actions taken.
Is there a way to logout from a website?
For instance, if your browser is old, it’s possible to click the logout button/link with no action taking place. In this case log in from a different browser/device and log out from there. If the site doesn’t allow multiple simultaneous logins to the same account, the new login will eliminate the old.
How to prevent back button after logout page overflow?
To the login form tag add target=”_blank” which displays content in a different window. Then after logout simply close that window and the back button problem (Safari browser) is solved. Even trying to use the history will not display the page and instead redirect to login page.
What to do if your logout is not working?
Make sure that you are using yoursite/logout page and make sure it is assigned as logout page in Ultimate member -> Settings -> Setup. Regards. That’s odd. What else can you recommend for trouble-shooting? Could the fact that I am using multisite has anything to do with it?
What should I do if my WordPress dashboard keeps logging out?
This means that you need to choose either www or a non-www URL in the both fields. Login to your WordPress dashboard and go to Settings » General. If you can’t access the admin area, then you can update these fields by editing the wp-config.php file.
Why is my WP logout redirect not working?
The culprit is the following lines in um-logout.php: Strangely, various sources and help forums on the net claim that this can’t possibly work, as wp_logout () will already have dumped you on the standard WP login page, and the redirect simply won’t happen. Those same sources recommend to use the following, which works like a charm:
Is there a way to redirect to logout page?
Logout redirects to wordpress’s logout page. @yosmc if you could add a little bit more detail to your fix that would be awesome. I tried replacing the snippet with your snippet, but it just lead to a blank logout page with no actions taken.