Oh... similarly, is it possible to redirect users to another page after they've signed up using the [free_rego_with_email_confirmation] Registration Form?
Again, this is useful because it means an Admin can then tell the user what to expect next (i.e. Please check your email / junk / spam folder).
Minor issue
I also noted that if a user registers using the free_rego_with_email_confirmation] shortcode, they're already added and stored in the system even before they've confirmed by clicking the confirmation email link.
If you think about it like a "double opt-in", then really nothing should be stored until they've agreed that the site can store their information. With the system the way it is, anyone could sign any Tom, Dick or Harry up and their email and information would be in the system.
I like to think of the Registration Confirmation email a bit like these double opt-ins - the user is responsible for making a choice to have their details stored when they click the link. Right now, they have no choice!
It also means that, if they don't complete their registration (forgot to do it) and try to re-register, then the system won't allow them to. They just haven't picked out a WordPress Username and Password yet.
Any chance of tweaking this? I'm not sure what the legalities are surrounding this area... If you notice, Aweber do this thing of flagging up who's confirmed their subscription who's awaiting confirmation. Would be useful to know this type of information on the Members screen.
Cheers,
Zain
