Customer Log in

I created an authorize.net level one payment. The system sent the login information and I logged into Level 1 to the http://legal-forms-kit.com/members/login-welcome-page/
That works fine. My problem is if I click on profile and go to that page there is no link in the profile to take me back to my login page. Also I have a “Dashbord on the profile page called: http://legal-forms-kit.com/members/wp-admin/index.php and I cannot find anywhere to edit this page. What is this Page.

So here is everything:
It seems a customer would get lost very easy after they logged. Everything is in disarray if you leave the login page. I expected things be smooth after the customer logged in. what am I doing wrong or what do I need to do?

Perhaps if I had a header in the profile area that would help. That way the customer could click on hom or login.
Is there an easy way to do this?

And how do I edit the Dashbord in the the customers profiles area it has a blank box and some side text.

Other than that the software has lots of nice features and I look forward to getting things setup.

Kenneth Aycox
Just purchased Yesterday.

Hi Kenneth.

My problem is if I click on profile and go to that page there is no link in the profile to take me back to my login page.

You’d need to add a link to the Login Welcome page in your navigation.

Also I have a “Dashbord on the profile page called: http://legal-forms-kit.com/members/wp-admin/index.php and I cannot find anywhere to edit this page. What is this Page.

That’s WordPress’ dashboard, it’s not something s2Member adds. s2Member allows some control over the profile page, please read the documentation here: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Member Profile Modifications[/hilite]

I hope that helps! :)

Sorry for asking – i am having the same problem – what link do i place where?

Hi Jason.

You can edit your menus from here: [hilite path]WP Admin -> Appearance -> Menus[/hilite].

I hope that helps. :)

Aside – if it helps anyone – actually i did have an issue with menus, but it was because although i built a menu in the wp->appearance->menus, i didnt specify it in the upper left area where the theme main navigation can be selected from any one of the menus you build

Solution for me was to just create actual links in the upper right of my website:

<a href="http://xyz.com/register/">Register</a>  <a href="http://xyz.com/wp-login.php">Login</a>

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by  Jason eH.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by  Jason eH.

Thank you for the info, Jason.

I like the widget for login in pro forms – if logging in you don’t get the wp-admin window, your logged in and skip that window – nice.

you can specify the register page as a url in the widget, as well as the login welcome page, logout redirection page – i like that it avoids the wp-admin login screen

except for following three incidences:
if password is wring – then wp-admin page

and forgot my password – wp-admin page

aside if admin – then wordpress back end….

for admin i understand why it does that i think, can you change that?

the other two – wrong or forgotten credentials – is there a way to keep that in the login in widget or create a page like the profile edit page ?

Hi Jason,

s2Member is not designed to restrict WordPress Admins, so if an Admin logs in, they will be sent to the WordPress backend. If you want to change that, you’ll need to make your own customizations for that.

Also, the Forgot Your Password and Wrong Password functions are both part of the WordPress core, not s2Member. The s2Member Pro Login Widget simply provides an easy way to offer a login form on the sidebar of your site.

If you want to change the Forgot Your Password page or add Dynamic JavaScript Password Checking to the Pro Login Widget, you’ll need to add that functionality.