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Change force login URL

When you enable Force login in Tickera Settings -> General -> Store settings, Tickera requires visitors to log in before they can purchase or download tickets. By default, it sends logged-out users to the standard WordPress login page (wp-login.php).

That works fine in many cases, but it can break the experience if you’ve created a custom login page or if your site runs on a membership plugin with its own login URL. In those situations, redirecting customers to the default WordPress login screen may look out of place or confuse them.

This add-on lets you change that behavior and send users to your custom login page instead.

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After installing and activating the add-on, go to Tickera Settings -> General -> Miscellaneous. There you’ll find a new field labeled Custom force login URL.

Change force login URL

Paste the full URL of your custom login page into that field and save the changes. From that moment on, Tickera will redirect logged-out users to your custom login page instead of wp-login.php.

If you leave the field empty, Tickera will continue to use the default WordPress login URL.

This is particularly useful if you:

  • Use a membership plugin with a custom login system
  • Created a branded login page that matches your site design
  • Want a smoother, more consistent purchase experience

 

If you’re working on a more complete, branded environment for your users or clients, you may also find the post Customize WordPress admin dashboard for your clients helpful.
That post walks you through customizing the WordPress admin area itself, which pairs perfectly with a custom front-end login experience.

 

Important: This add-on works only with Tickera running as a standalone solution. It is not compatible with Tickera when used alongside WooCommerce via Bridge for WooCommerce.

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