[dnuttall]

This is the page that SEEMED to be what I wanted to do:

https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/free-members-must-confirm-their-email-address-460

So I use a shortcode:

[free_rego_with_email_confirmation level=2]

It generates the basic confirm email form and creates the email for the prospective user to click the link, but it always uses the value in Settings|Pages/Forms Settings|Registration Page (Mandatory):

OR

if you use the shortcode:

[free_rego_with_email_confirmation_redirect_to

“http://mysite.org/join-us/register-level-2”%5D

The email for confirmation gets sent but the user is taken immediately to register-level-2 page.

My expectation is that the email with the confirmation link would redirect to the */register-level-2 page.

Obviously I’m missing something!

Thanks so much WZP for your patience!

[dnuttall]

No, confirm email address for both.

I thought there would be a shortcode to redirect to the registration for a specific level, but can’t find the place I thought I read it.

[dnuttall]

My bad. eMember vocabulary is CONFIRM

[dnuttall]

The site will allow minors to register but we do not want them to be able to trigger the eStore.

[dnuttall]

Using the custom css tweaks plugin is WONDERFUL.

Is it possible to get a listing of tweaks for eStore, especially the fancy templates?

[dnuttall]

In the event that a site has a membership level (free) for MINOR children, is there a way to prevent them from purchasing if they create an account and get immediate access to check-out?

At present, all membership registrations are approved manually but to use scenario 3.1 it is logical that we would have to change to immediate login permissions.

[dnuttall]

I have tried several snippets based on PHP examples in the first of the two posts mentioned (above), but I’m obviously missing something important because it always reports “not logged in”.

My best effort is as follows:

<?php

include_once(“wp-config.php”);

global $auth;

$field_name = ‘user_name’;

$value = wp_eMember_get_user_details($field_name);

echo ‘Your username is: ‘ . $value ;

?>

TIA.

Dave

[dnuttall]

Good news! I had NONE of the WP Integration Settings in eMember Settings checked. When I changed that, the comments for logged-in members attributes as expected!!! (All FOUR checked).

I wish there was some way to NOT show the logged-in eMember the WP profile page, but I can live with it if it “just has to be that way”!

Thanks WZP!

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