[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #40768: site.com/login should not redirect to login page when user is already logged in
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Wed Aug 16 09:50:09 UTC 2023
#40768: site.com/login should not redirect to login page when user is already
logged in
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Reporter: subrataemfluence | Owner: (none)
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: Login and Registration | Version:
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: has-patch needs-dev-note | Focuses:
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Old description:
> When I am already logged in I should not be redirected to Login page if I
> type in `mysite.com/login`. Rather WordPress should be able to decide
> which page I should be on in this situation.
>
> Being redirected to Login page even when I am already logged in must be
> treated as a bug. The reason is I am being able to login as a different
> user by going to login page directly when I am already logged in!
>
> For example if I am already logged in as admin and type in
> `mysite.com/login` I should directly be taken to `wp-admin`. Same
> decision could be taken for different user privileges like if I am logged
> in as a subscriber or as a participant then I might land on site's home
> page.
>
> Inspired from [#40762] I have modified the decider so that WordPress can
> take this decision itself and stop landing logged in users to login page.
New description:
When I am already logged in I should not be redirected to Login page if I
type in `mysite.com/login`. Rather WordPress should be able to decide
which page I should be on in this situation.
Being redirected to Login page even when I am already logged in must be
treated as a bug. The reason is I am being able to login as a different
user by going to login page directly when I am already logged in!
For example if I am already logged in as admin and type in
`mysite.com/login` I should directly be taken to `wp-admin`. Same decision
could be taken for different user privileges like if I am logged in as a
subscriber or as a participant then I might land on site's home page.
Inspired from #40762 I have modified the decider so that WordPress can
take this decision itself and stop landing logged in users to login page.
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Comment (by SergeyBiryukov):
Related: #14949, #47088.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/40768#comment:9>
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