Initial Registration w/ specific landing page

I am looking for a solution to the following:

A new customer is told, “You can order online, just fill in the basic info required – Name – Email >> and enter this 4 digit access code, and you will be allowed to order”

The name & Email info will be used in an Auto Responder info delivery

Now. What I want to be able to do is…

Use that 4 digit code, entered in a custom field on the basic registration form (free to register) => to take them to a page numbered/referenced by that code – or to a page protected by that code like a password.

I don’t know if they would have to go to the login landing page first…. then enter the code, which is basically a “GOTO PAGE ####” command

or If they can just go to that page, referenced by that code directly?

So instead of a password to access the site, its more a code to access an individual specific page upon registration.

I have a number of sales reps, and that code will refer to their specific sign up and account creation page for their business.

What do ya think? Registration, with a specified landing page insted of a general landing page. Be kind, I am not a developer, just a guy… ;-) Seeking a “Can I do That?” answer

• This topic was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  Matt Tallman.

Maybe I should restate this since it sounds like a technical support question.

Can S2Member do this?

A new customer is told, “You can order online, just fill in the basic info required – Name – Email >> and enter this 4 digit access code, and you will be allowed to order”

in sequence:

1)
> Attempt to access page >”order access page” > Redirect to Free Registration Enter Name – Email – Code > Verify email routine> upon verification > land on page referenced by code >

I am sure if they had to register first then enter the code that S2Member can to that, since that is no more the a “GoTo Page-id ####” type command

There is a question answered recently http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/redirect-after-login/ about “trying to access a page, being redirected to the Login page > S2Member redirect to “previous page” so the person would be redirected back to the page they tried to access.

In my situation that solution would look like:

Enter code >(goto page-id ####) login > redirect to back to “previous page”

Not really looking for a “login” to access the code referenced page – > just a 1 time register > access page page the referenced by ####(code) They will have to login once they create an account on the page they access.

In other words… I dont want them to have to login twice, once to access the page, and then again to access their account.

The initial registration is really just an email capture so as to provide information for the “account creation” on the code refereced page via an email auto-responder

Thus the questions, “Can this ALL be done at once on the registration page using a custom field for the code?“

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  Matt Tallman.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  Matt Tallman.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  Matt Tallman.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  Matt Tallman.

Thanks for your inquiry. ~ We appreciate your patience :-)

I’m sorry, s2Member® does not include a feature that would make this possible out-of-the-box. You would need some custom code to go along with an installation of s2Member.

Custom Code is OK. Its all been custom so far.

I eliminated a big part of the question above by creating a script that requires a code entry to direct them to a specific page.

When they hit enter, they are going to that page.

What I need to know is, can S2Member > using page restrictions > require a free registration and email verification > prior to allowing them to continue on to that page. Much simpler then the earlier question.

Very similiar to the Login requirement to access a page – If not logged in – with the “goto previous page” setting in your plugin.

But rather, instead of a login – just require a free registration and email capture. I need the email capture to send email autoresponder instructions on filling out the page > they just entered an access code to goto.

Its an individual sales reps new account creation page, just so you have a clear context of what I am trying to do.

Its either very early or very late for you… And I appreciate you responding.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  Matt Tallman.