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Creating a dashboard page for multiple membership levels

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  • April 18, 2019 at 11:27 pm #15400
    idesignonline
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    I am trying to create a dashboard page for users so they can go to their membership level. We have multiple levels people can purchase so in order for them to see them all, we would like to show them all on a page. I used this shortcode: [wp_eMember_my_membership_levels show_welcome_page=1] which worked fine but since each of these have their own welcome page they get redirected to when the user logs in, they are are redirected to that page versus the dashboard page which I specified in the settings. The only option I see is to create the page and manually add links and/or buttons for them to go their respective membership levels and hide these buttons by shortcodes.

    Is there a way that when a user logs in they redirected to their dashboard page first and then they see the links the their multiple membership levels without having to do this manually? If not, this is a VERY important option to have.

    April 19, 2019 at 7:48 am #79480
    admin
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    The following documentation explains how the after login redirection works. It is done in a way that offers the best configuration option:

    https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/automatically-redirect-your-members-to-a-page-after-they-login-663

    If you want the members to go to a page after they log in, you have to enter that Page’s URL in the membership level’s configuration. You can’t do TWO separate redirection after a login because a browser can only do ONE redirection. So you have to decide which page you want a member of a level to go to after the log in. Then enter that page’s URL in the membership level’s settings.

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