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Redirect requests to wp-login to a front end login page

Chad Butler · Aug 8, 2012 ·

Note: If you want an easy way to do this, the Advanced Options extension offers this as a setting. But if you need more control over the process than a simple “on/off” switch, the method described here is a flexible and customizable alternative.

The new version of WP-Members 2.7.6 adds a method of picking up the redirect_to parameter.  This allows you to make redirecting from the wp-login more seamless, since the wp-login is designed to redirect the user back to where their login was requests (such as comments or a forum). Continue Reading →

Redirect a logged in user from a landing page

Chad Butler · Aug 7, 2012 ·

Suppose you have a landing page you are directing users to, and users can login on that page, then be redirected to an articles page.  What happens if the user is already logged in and they hit the landing page?  Here is a process that will help smooth out the user experience.  Continue Reading →

Setting up a custom WP-Members stylesheet

Chad Butler · Aug 5, 2012 ·

This article is provided free. Find out how you can get full access to premium content, including how-to articles and support forums, as well as priority email support and member exclusive plugin extensions..

 

WP-Members is designed to work out-of-the-box, yet be extensible and customizable. The layout of the forms and dialog messages are a good example, with the ability to easily define a custom stylesheet in the plugin options.

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Welcome to RocketGeek Interactive

Chad Butler · Jul 17, 2012 ·

This article is provided free. Find out how you can get full access to premium content, including how-to articles and support forums, as well as priority email support and member exclusive plugin extensions..

 

This is the home of WP-Members and is packed with a great deal of information about the plugin, how to use it, and how to set it up. The plugin is rich with both shortcodes as well as action & filter hooks, so there are many examples here to demonstrate its extensibility. There is also a free User’s Guide and How-to guides on setting up the plugin.

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Creating menus based on login status

Chad Butler · Jul 8, 2012 ·

This article is provided free. Find out how you can get full access to premium content, including how-to articles and support forums, as well as priority email support and member exclusive plugin extensions..

 

In this example, I will show you how to display a different menu for users based on their login status for the WordPress TwentyTen theme. This process can be adapted to any theme (and using the same principles, could be adapted to use anywhere on your WP site).

Note: There is an alternate (and easier) method of doing this posted here.  That post displays the method currently used on this site.

There is now a Logged In Menus Extension that makes the entire process as easy as installing a plugin.

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