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February 18, 2011 at 1:38 am in reply to: Member only pages not blocked, not asking for login? #29119dskallmanMember
Oh, other changes I made were:
Take off Logout link for widget/login shortcode, so this line: ‘.EMEMBER_LOGOUT.’
And this change from a previous response to a question I sent on this forum:
Open the “wp_eMember1.php” file and search for the following line:
return ‘<b>’.EMEMBER_CONTENT_RESTRICTED.'</b>
‘;
once you find it just replace it with the following:
return ”;
Thought this information may be relevant too.
February 18, 2011 at 1:34 am in reply to: Member only pages not blocked, not asking for login? #29118dskallmanMemberThank you for your messages. I did do a plugin update and got the same result. The weird part is that it was working one day and when I looked the next day it wasn’t. So unless there was an udpate that I don’t recall there could be another conflict.
What I am referring to is this phrase:
Please Login to view this Content.(Not a member? Join Today!)
It should appear on all pages that are protected for members only and it isn’t. From what I could see in the Language file it would be the following lines:
EMEMBER_PLEASE
EMEMBER_LOGIN
EMEMBER_TO_VIEW_CONTENT
EMEMBER_NON_MEMBER
EMEMBER_JOIN
All of those are still there, except for Please, so that should be the only word missing, if I am understanding correctly. If you click on the pages I sent do you see anything?
I really appreciate your help. Any other thoughts you may have would be great.
Thanks,
Dana
February 17, 2011 at 4:41 am in reply to: Member only pages not blocked, not asking for login? #29115dskallmanMemberThank you for your quick reply.
The first two yes
EMEMBER_MEMBERS_ONLY_MESSAGE
EMEMBER_PLEASE
These no, I changed the wording to support instead of member but it’s still there
EMEMBER_LOGIN
EMEMBER_TO_VIEW_CONTENT
EMEMBER_NON_MEMBER
EMEMBER_JOIN
Does that have any affect?
dskallmanMemberThanks, this is really helpful and I really appreciate your sharing these resources with me.
February 14, 2011 at 2:58 pm in reply to: WP eMember – Remove the logout link from the login widget #29034dskallmanMemberThanks, I really appreciate all your support.
dskallmanMemberI think I see what you mean now. I went into manage content protection and under general protection I took off bookmarks on all pages. But it only applies to logged in members, not everyone, is this correct? Why does the general protection not apply to all levels, meaning that bookmarks shouldn’t appear on any pages if I set it that way under manage content protection. Is it supposed to?
dskallmanMemberOne similar question, how can I remove the message that comes up when it’s restricted by member level? The text that says ‘Please renew your account.’ I don’t see it in the language file. Is it another line similar to what you listed above?
dskallmanMemberThis is perfect, thank you!
dskallmanMemberThank you this is very helpful. I was also looking to see if there is a shortcode that lets me show just one bookmark, meaning list [wp_eMember_bookmark_list_id:1:end].
dskallmanMemberDo you mean an update to the plugin or something else? Is there a way to get updates when a plugin is updated?
Thanks!
dskallmanMemberMaybe I am stretching it here, but is it possible to do an id X user is logged they see this and nothing else, so it doesn’t push content down on the page that’s hidden for other users?
dskallmanMemberOne other question, is there a way to change/remove the message that says “Content is restricted.” I don’t want that to appear. I just want what the user that is logged in to see what the settings permit, but not that other content is restricted. Does that make sense?
dskallmanMemberThanks!
dskallmanMemberThanks!
dskallmanMemberAnother thought is maybe just use the WP eMember, is it possible to get URL link that way?
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