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Gang,

I've been searching the forums with many queries and far back. I've seen all the videos.

Before purchasing the PRO version (because there is no refund available), I would like to know the following:

First, are custom registration pages possible - pages that do NOT use wp-login.php?action=register. For example:

* If I have a level 1 membership, that registration page would be on /signup/author
* If I have a level 0 member, that registration page would be on /signup/subscriber

I've seen this thread: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=441 but I would like confirmation that this is possible. I assume these pages can have their own thank you / redirect pages loading after the forms are successfully completed?

Second, for the login box. Can the login widget be placed anywhere on my site (e.g., placed with HTML/PHP)? Is it a universal login? Does it use wp-login.php?action=forgotpassword? If so, how does one change that link so that wp-login.php?action=forgotpassword is not shown?

Essentially, with items #1 and #2 above, I don't want either wp-login.php used or shown in any way. Yes, I understand that if someone wants to check the source they can find out that the site runs on WP. I just don't want either of these to be showing on the statusbar.

Third, in the PRO demo, it appears that profile details - when the link is clicked - are in the form of a popup. What I'd prefer is that the profile details simply load onto the main content area (assuming a left menu with other menu items). Is this possible?

Thank you!

I have the same goals. I want to avoid displaying "wp-login.php" in the url to the user somehow.

i never saw an answer to this question so thought I'd bump it. Is it possible to specify an alternative registration page?

if you also use buddypress you can use the buddypress registration page (smth like www.yourblog.com/register)

don't know if it helps, but who knows ?

Alas, I'm seeking a non-BP solution.

I am using the login with Ajax plugin, but it's just for the login, not for registration. Try searching for a register with ajax kind of plugin, maybe you find smth. Or maybe you can modify that one
It should prevent users leave the page they are on