Global Redirection
The Global rule sets one login destination and one logout destination for every user on the site. It is the lowest-priority rule that still produces a URL, so it applies only when no role rule and no member type rule matches the user.
Configure
Section titled “Configure”- Go to WB Plugins > Redirect and open the Global Redirection tab.
- Turn on Enable Global Redirection. The login and logout fields appear only while this is on.
- Set the Login Redirect and the Logout Redirect using the redirect type options below.
- Select Save Settings. The setting is stored immediately over AJAX; a “Settings saved” notice confirms it.
Redirect type options
Section titled “Redirect type options”Both the login and logout rows offer the same four choices:
| Option | What to enter | Result |
|---|---|---|
| None (WordPress Default) | Nothing | This rule does not redirect. |
| Page | Pick a published page from the dropdown | Redirects to that page’s permalink. |
| Custom URL | A full URL, for example https://example.com/welcome/ |
Redirects to that URL. |
| Integration Destination | Pick a destination from the grouped dropdown | Redirects to the resolved integration page. Shown only when a supported integration is active. |
Default state
Section titled “Default state”On a fresh install the Global rule is disabled and both login and logout are set to None. Nothing is redirected globally until you enable the rule and choose a destination.
- If the selected Page is later unpublished or deleted, or a Custom URL is left blank, the rule produces no URL and the plugin falls through to WordPress default behavior.
- The Global rule never overrides a role or member type rule. If a user matches one of those and it resolves, the Global rule is not used for that user.