Two issues with eMember. disallow registration and remove profile page.

[oscarlundgren]

Hi there,

I bought the eMember and eStore plugin, using eMember to allow my customers to login to

specific pages. Using the plugin with wp as an intranet solution.

But i have two major issues that i would need some aid with.

1. Can i disallow registration? i don’t want anyone to be able to register.

Admin is the only person who should be able to created new eMembers from the back end. Is this a posibitllity?

2. I Would like to remove the “Profile” page. It dosen’t look that good on my theme, and also

my members aren’t interested in member level and/-or expiery.

Thanks for any help

Kind regards

Oscar

[Peter]

Hi,

1. Can i disallow registration? i don’t want anyone to be able to register.

Admin is the only person who should be able to created new eMembers from the back end. Is this a posibitllity?

Yes it is. Why don’t you simply remove any menu items or forms from your site which will make it impossible for your visitors to register.

2. I Would like to remove the “Profile” page. It dosen’t look that good on my theme, and also my members aren’t interested in member level and/-or expiery.

Which profile page are you referring to?

[oscarlundgren]

Thanks for your answer.

1. I just did that, but i wondered if there was any easier way

just by clicking a box or something.

2. The loginpage if you are logged in.

It sais something like

“You are logged in as: <Username>”

“Your membershif level is: <Membership level>

” Your membership expires: <Until canceled>”

And then there’s another row and a loginbutton.

For example my users log in at http://www.mydomain.com/login

and each member got their own membership level with their own landing page.

So lets say user 1 logs in at http://www.mydomain.com/login and gets redirected to his landing page

http://www.mydomain.com/login/user1

If user1 either presses the back button or if he remains logged in and at a later point want to

got back to the user section of the page (www.mydomain.com/login) i don’t want to show the

“You are logged in as: <Username>”

“Your membershif level is: <Membership level>

” Your membership expires: <Until canceled>”

Message.

Kind regards

/ Oscar

[admin]

When a user is logged in and they browse to the login page what do you want to show to them then?

[oscarlundgren]

When my member logs in they are redirected to their respective landing page (membership level landing page).

And for as long as he remains logged in i want him to access his landing page, and the landing page only, so

the best solution would be to re-direct him to his landing page when pressing the login button if he already is logged in.

[admin]

If you are a PHP developer then you could tweak the code so it doesn’t show the details of the logged in member but we don’t have an option where the login page doesn’t show anything and redirects to a page everytime a member tries to visit that page.

[oscarlundgren]

The best solution would be to hide the login button when a member logs in, and instead show a Log out button

instead. This would prevent him from accessing a page saying only “you are logged in”.

Anyone who would know a quickfix for this?

[oscarlundgren]

Or maybe just show what membership levels (Link to respective landing page) the member has.

So instead of showing:

You are logged in as: Oscar

Your membership level is: HR KVINNA KARRIÄR

Your Account Status: ACTIVE

Your Account Expires: UNTIL CANCELLED

Logout

I could show.

You have access to:

<link>HR Kvinna Karriär</link>

<link>Business Partner </link>

Log out

That would definetly be an option.

[oscarlundgren]

Anyone?

[admin]

Find the “eMember_login_widget()” function from the “eMember_auth_utils.php” file and modify it so you can only show the logout link (not the other stuff that is shows for a logged in user). If you are not good with PHP then you can contact us for a custom job quote or hire a PHP developer to do that job for you.

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