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Is <i>register </i>a WP page or your own page?
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Is the link always the same or is it unique for each invite? If it's the same, you can use something like Pretty links plugin to link it to the register page so they'll be taken there and not the homepage.
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Is the link always the same or is it unique for each invite? If it's the same, you can use something like Pretty links plugin to link it to the register page so they'll be taken there and not the homepage.

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@cathel it is a WP Page but is generated by BuddyPress<br />
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@JurajUQU<br />
it unique for each invite
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@cathel it is a WP Page but is generated by BuddyPress

@JurajUQU
it unique for each invite

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I have a website built with Wordpress.<br />
There is a function within the site for users to invite new users. They receive an email with a link like so:<br />
http://www.MYSITE.org/register/?x=12&y=2<br />
&quot;Register&quot; is a page, but the &quot;?x=12&amp;y=2&quot; is not. &nbsp;It is there to track who invited them to join.<br />
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Since it is not a wordpress page, it sends you to the home page. &nbsp;How can I make it so Wordpress does not look at that and so it will work?
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I have a website built with Wordpress.
There is a function within the site for users to invite new users. They receive an email with a link like so:
http://www.MYSITE.org/register/?x=12&y=2
"Register" is a page, but the "?x=12&y=2" is not.  It is there to track who invited them to join.

Since it is not a wordpress page, it sends you to the home page.  How can I make it so Wordpress does not look at that and so it will work?

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