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WP eMember Plugin
When I test a free membership page:
I have protection ON
Membership Level/Free Membership -Access ON
The documentation under test reads asa follows:
“■Now if you open a new browser window and try to access this “Free Member Content” post without being logged in as a member you should see something similar to the following:
Please login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today
Instead I see the following:
Membership Payment/Join Page is not defined in the settings page.Please Contact Admin
Thanks
Pete
Two more issues are:
1. The link to the register page that is on the login page does not work. The page just seems to reload?
2. I am currently using aweber for Newsletter signups which has its own sign up page for name and email details. Is there a way of intergrating the aweber and WP Members signup to work as one rather the two seperate sign ups for members?
Pete
The plugin is telling you what the issue is:
“Membership Payment/Join Page is not defined in the settings page.”
Do you have a URL filled in the “Membership Payment/Join Page” in the settings menu?
Can you please post a link to the site you are testing this on so I can see what it’s doing?
AWeber form lets your visitors signup for newsletter. The eMember plugin has no control over AWeber’s signup form. In order to crate a membership on your wordpress site eMember needs to know some details of the user. AWeber won’t pass the user details to the eMember plugin. So I am not sure if this can be done.
“Membership Payment/Join Page is not defined in the settings page.”
Sorry my bad, I did not have this filled in as I misinterpreted its purpose.
Aweber seems to have a way of intergrating 3rd party lists with an email parser and lists many 3rd party addons on the page. Unfortunately, WP eMember is not currently listed
“Integrate With Other Services”
“Easily integrate your list with many shopping carts and other third-party applications. “
yep, you can integrate a shopping cart with AWeber. For example my WP eStore plugin can be integrated with the AWeber.
But you kind of have to understand what sort of integration they are referring to here. What this integration means is that a person can be automatically signed up to your AWeber list. For example, when a customer makes a purchase using a payment button that was configured with WP eStore (e.g. membership payment) then you can make it so this customer automatically gets signed up to a particular list for future correspondence.
This does not mean that a visitor can put in his name and email address in the Aweber field and AWeber will pass those info to eMember so a member account can be created.
Let me know if my explanation helps understand the situation.
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