Add the_password_form_redirect_url filter to get_the_password_form().…#1
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…sues in get_the_password_form(). See #64785
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Description
This PR introduces a new filter
the_password_form_redirect_urlinget_the_password_form()to allow developers to customize the redirect destination after a password has been entered.Currently, this is hardcoded to the post's permalink. In scenarios like "Public Preview Links" or headless setups, the standard permalink might not be the correct return-to URL. This filter provides a clean way to modify the URL without parsing the entire HTML form.
Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/64785