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Can you please tell me how to make a page completely inaccessible for logged out users. We would like to make our members homepage not be viewable for non-members. How can we set it so that any logged-out user who attempts to visit that page will be redirected to the members login page?
Thank you,
Justin
Hello, Justin please read the following two tutorials.
Automatically Redirect Your Members to a Page After They Login
Kind regards
Maybe you are looking for the 3rd protection option explained in our documentation here (see the “Site Wide Protection” section)?
Forgive me if I am missing the obvious, but I just don’t see where it explains how to make a page redirect without the proper access level. I see how to make the content not visible, but not how to make the page redirect. So, even non members are able to still see and arrive on the page. Can we just make this page redirect to the login page for anyone who is not logged-in?
Are you using the site wide/domain level lockdown feature (see my link from my previous post for reference). If you are then have you used the following field in that domain level lock down feature settings section?
Auto Redirect to a Specific PageWe are not using the site wide/domain level lockdown feature. The thing is, we don’t want to have the whole site locked down. We don’t want the main part of the website locked down for any reason. We just want to redirect/lockdown the members’ homepage for anyone who is not a member.
Hello Justin, try the following.
Simply go to the WP eMember settings and look for the section titled “Site Wide/Domain Level Page Protection Settings” and make sure it is disabled which I am sure it is. Look further down to Enable Specific Page Lockdown and add the pages you want to lock down. You can use that feature to lock down specific pages and also specify an auto redirect so users without access gets auto redirected when they go to those pages. When you use this feature the entire page gets protected (not just the content of the post or page). I think that is what you are after.
I hope that helps.
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