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I have a digital download site running on WordPress/WooCommerce that requires users to be logged in to buy products. There is a login/register button displayed for logged-out users instead of the ‘Buy’ button on product pages as seen here: https://prnt.sc/1rc03lw. I’m trying to redirect users after they’ve logged in or registered back to the previous page but only if that previous page was a product page.

Here is the code I'm currently using which saves the referring URL and then executes a redirect. The redirect works but, I'm trying to limit it to only redirect if the referer URL was a product page (domain.com/product):

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Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, /JJ

SOLUTION

Thanks for all the responses! This is what we ended up with:

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Massive thanks to Idan for helping me out in the WooCommerce Developer Slack channel!

CLEANER SOLUTION WITH REGISTRATION FORM REDIRECT FUNCTIONALITY

I was receiving some critical errors - Idan helped me create a cleaner script and implemented the registration form actions too!

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