Joomla Login Redirection URL always to profile with update to J 3.4.8

Ahhh.. if Ajax Register is performing the redirect, then that's where the issue is. I'm not sure what you mean by "because in SCLogin I don't have the chance to redirect to a specific page. ". If you need a specific URL, you can create a menu item with a link to that URL and have SCLogin use it. If you want to use another extension for the redirect though, you'll need to ask them why the redirection isn't performing correctly. It likely needs an update for the changes in Joomla 3.4.8, just like SCLogin did.

I hope that helps,
Alex

In the SCLogin module I don't have a field for to redirect after the login and if that is so, I do not know where it can be done.

In the SCLogin module, there is a setting for "Joomla Login Redirection URL" in the Login View Settings area that is what you need to set.

There is a difference between Registration (how a user creates an account) and Login (how they login to your site after the account is created). For Login, the SCLogin module will try to set the destination URL that the user should go to after they login. However, Joomla takes care of the actual login process and uses the URL we provide. In Joomla 3.4.8, the URL format changed a little bit and the URL we created didn't work with the update. Because the URL format we created didn't work, the user was directed to Joomla's default login page, the profile page.

Please let me know how you have the Login Redirection URL setup in SCLogin and try a few different combinations, including "Same Page" to see if any of those go to a different page other than the profile page. That will help us understand the issue further.

whitetoo,

I am also running the third party SEF extension Artio SEF - asking this extension to not apply SEF to JFBConnect doesn't fix anything which does lead me to believe Artio isn't the issue.

The SCLogin module is it's own module. Disabling JFBConnect won't affect the URLs for SCLogin. Either way, that's not the solution though, so I wouldn't focus on that.

Can you try creating an instance of the standard Joomla Login (mod_login) module and test Joomla logins using that? That will help narrow down where the cause lies.

In general, our 4.5.3 release of SCLogin had fixes for this issue in it. We hadn't heard of problems until this thread and that release has been out for 3 months now. We'll need to understand more about what's going wrong on your sites to determine how to fix the problem.

Thanks,
Alex

I'm very glad to hear you got things going. It's really appreciated that you posted back what worked for you so that it may hopefully help others.

Thanks,
Alex