By Budrick on

I defined a mymodule_user function with just print(serialize($user)) inside.

function mymodule_user($op, &$edit, &$user, $category = NULL){
  print( "<h1>".serialize($user)."</h1>" );
}

But it is not invoked on user login (no output on page). The output appears
only when I click on user account link.
What I actually want to do is redirect after logih, with redirection URL based on user ID.
Please help.

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Budrick commented

Ive noticed that it is invoked on 'load', 'logout', but not at 'login'.
Using 4.7 b6.
Started thinking of a core bug...

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chiggsy commented

from this post:
http://drupal.org/node/54765
you see i am working on something similar..
It's kind of discouraging to see your problem, because i am doing similar approach... i want to store persistent vars containing page url info and on login redir to the page they were going to , instead of the user page. What _should_ be available is the #redirect form option ( undocumented, but logintoboggan uses it and its on line 117 of form.inc) but... i just dont know ... this is a frustrating problem to have. where did you hook into to store the page url? Maybe we can put our heads together ... 2 people searching this volume of information might have better results

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chiggsy commented

if the way it's supposed to work is not working ( alas, how common ) , then perhaps use hook_form_alter to add the redirect switch ( if it actually works, that is ) to your form , so that they are redirected after they fill it out. Again , check in form.inc for the redirection logic... i dont know why this is undocumented in the form reference though