WP eMember Login forms

Tagged: fancy, login, login link, reset password

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June 30, 2011 at 2:01 am #3691

bentley74
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Very basic question here, but I am wondering if I can create a page that has the login form visible on it as soon as it is visited. I noticed that the short code for the login page creates the sentence with “login” and “join” links, and the form only appears when the login link is clicked. I would like to simply have a login form.

Also- I am using an older theme without widgets – just wondering if I could have the same sort of plain login form in my sidebar?

I am used to using WishList so emember seems a little foreign (although certainly some similar features).

Thanks

B

June 30, 2011 at 3:11 am #33809
amin007
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To create a login page you simply create a page in WordPress and place the following shortcode on it:
```
[wp_eMember_login]
```
You can also show this login from by placing the following line anywhere on your theme’s template file (this maybe helpful for old themes without any sidebar):
```
<?php echo do_shortcode('[wp_eMember_login]'); ?>
```
July 26, 2011 at 4:09 pm #33810

hillbilliesVille-Press
Member

Can I have a login link rather than the full form on the theme? also how do i get my join now button under the login to function? Also i have the page for password reset set up and I have the URL for that page in the director but when you select it it gives me a code 404?

July 27, 2011 at 12:18 am #33811

amin007
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Please post a link to the page in question so I can see how the join link behaves.

“it gives me a code 404” – If you take the URL value that you entered in the password reset page and put it in the browser’s address bar what does it do? If it gives you a 404 that means you have a typo in the URL.
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