@maneeshblr you can use return and return_error parameter to specify where you want to redirect the user to

However - @bryannielsen , any thoughts if we need to show a message if none of return parameters is specified?

@intoeetive The lines above the point where it returns, it configured $data variable (see below) but never uses it. So, one would wonder why the $data is configured but not used right before the method returns. Also, it is not clear what the developer of the site can do to show a message to the user to go see their email and activate the registration. There is no way to provide return parameter when the forum templates are being used - the registration form's "form" tag is created in the EE member module and not in the templates in system/user path.

$data = array(
'title' => lang('mbr_registration_complete'),
'heading' => lang('thank_you'),
'content' => lang('mbr_registration_completed') . "\n\n" . $message,
'redirect' => '',
'link' => array($return, $site_name)
);
return ee()->functions->redirect($return_link);