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Shortcode Parameter to Display the Login and Registration Forms Separately on the Respective Pages #2135

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a1amin opened this issue Nov 23, 2024 · 0 comments
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a1amin commented Nov 23, 2024

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v8 or higher

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Description

Many users prefer to display the login and registration forms separately on their respective pages. However, currently, there is no option to do so, only the login form appears with the shortcode [directorist_signin_signup].

Steps to reproduce

Currently, there is no way to define the login and registration forms separately, since both the sign-in & sign-up pages are merged into one. As discussed earlier, Rafiq Bhai suggested introducing two distinct parameters for the login and registration pages. This would allow users to display the login and registration forms separately on their respective pages.
For example:

  • Login Form[directorist_signin_signup signin]
  • Registration Form[directorist_signin_signup signup]

Isolating the problem

  • I have reproduced this bug in localhost.
  • This bug happens with a default WordPress theme active (eg. 2021, 2022 etc).
@a1amin a1amin added this to the v8.0.7 milestone Nov 23, 2024
@a1amin a1amin changed the title Shortcode to Display the Login and Registration Forms for Enhanced User Experience Shortcode Parameter to Display the Login and Registration Forms Separately on the Respective Pages Nov 23, 2024
@vairafiq vairafiq modified the milestones: v8.0.7, v8.0.8, v8.0.9 Nov 24, 2024
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