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4 years, 5 months ago  Raam Dev

Menu Page Tab Segregation ?

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Posted: Friday Aug 3rd, 2012 at 3:10 pm #21134

Ahhhhhhhhhh………………………..the sun shines through now.
I get it.

So then members page is what would be a lounge (referencing this thread here http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/menu-page-tab-segregation/ ) and I’d make that private so it wouldn’t be seen at all in the menu bar. There’d just be the “become a member” and afterward when someone had joined they’d just go directly to the login and if they were one of my daughters friends with no smember status they’d only see other different private for them only where someone with smember status would be taken to that login welcome page and view only other pages for other smembers. So there’d be no co-mingling at all.

Is my mind finally right this time ?

Posted: Thursday Aug 2nd, 2012 at 2:34 pm #21042

I understand what you mean but the plugin asks you to define a login page and when viewing that pade from the dashboard it says
“This Page is your:
Login Welcome Page
( automatically guarded by s2Member )”

I was really hoping for something where anyone wether they be member or casual visitor would be taken to the login. Being that my daughter is a teen & i’ve added a forum to her site she’ll naturally have friends her own age that will want to visit the site & participare in the forum. To use the forum they have to register (this was even before I added the smember) so I was hoping it’d be visible to all people.
Because even after creating that test account yesterday and trying it on a different browser I tried it again on another one and of course clicking “members” still takes me to the signup page.

If i choose no page at all for members login (within smember) and instead have a page not smember protected and have that redirect to the wp login/reg will the plugin still work ?
Because at least then her teen friends can sign up there to access the forums but anyone else would have to sign up via the become a member page

I know there are plugin widgets that I can add in the sidebar for login & reg but i wanted to avoid the overkill

Posted: Wednesday Aug 1st, 2012 at 5:39 pm #20941

I spoke too soon. I realized later that each time I’d visited the site in a different browser (safari, opera, firefox) i wasn’t logged in as anybody, I was like joe blow nobody who found the site by happenstance, and clicking “members” stil brought me to the “become a member” page

So i’m back to square one

Posted: Wednesday Aug 1st, 2012 at 4:19 pm #20934

I think i may have stumbled upon something, if this is the actual issue you may want to look into it when you do your next update.

When I’m doing all of this troubleshooting & page making etc I’m logged in as admin. As the site creator it’s the highest level of admin there is BUT the highest level of admin is NOT the same as an smember member.
It seems the plugin recognizes me as nothing, I exist but not to the plugin because i have no smember tiered classification.

I actually created a new member, gave it smember #4 classification and only then when I clicked “members” did i rightfully go to the members page.

I see this as being somewhat problematic because if i’m admining the site i can’t simply view my work or changes i’ve made on the fly. Since this is a site I”m making for my daughter and she’s got admin rights too she can’t see her work/changes either. There’s gotta be some option to tell this plugin that admins have all rights, because if I look at the admin acct I created for my daughter I can leave her an admin or change her to a smembers #4 classification, thereby negating all her admin powers.

The 2 must coexist….like coffee & cream……ebony & ivory…..

Well……………you get the idea

Posted: Wednesday Aug 1st, 2012 at 4:02 pm #20931

Hi

There are no users yet, it’s just me trying to get this to work properly. So for all intents & purposes lets call me a user. as the guy making the site I created 2 pages & named them what I wanted “Members” and “Become a Member”. I told it to use the “Members” for the login and selected the option to allow zero level members to access it thereby making it public and saved changes. I defined the paypal info, selected “Become a Member” as my member options page, configured the buttons, pasted the button shortcode etc and again saved changes.
Opened the site in an incognito window so it wouldn’t draw up anything from cache and it looked fine, until i opened “members” and it took me to the “Become a Member” page with all it’s paypal buttons. If i select “become a member” it does in fact take me to the correct page.

Ok, so I go back to the general options page and instead of telling it to use “members” as the login page I choose the option to enter that url as a redirect, save, open again, same thing.
Ok, Let me use a different browser, same thing.

Disable the plugin, trash those pages, start all over again.
Same thing

Whats wrong with this picture ?

Posted: Wednesday Aug 1st, 2012 at 1:59 am #20876

Thanks for clearing that up. I’ll try to figure the code part out on my own.
Teenage daughters are apt to change their mind often. Now she wants to be a photographer, in 6 months maybe something else so not worth hiring someone over something i’ll figure out by trial & error

Posted: Tuesday Jul 31st, 2012 at 6:23 pm #20833

Thanks much for the help, I’m not quite as advanced as you guys though. I know how to edit themes but I’m not exactly sure what code to add to get the effect i’m looking for.

For example, under the advanced query conditionals it gives 6 examples, which one of those would fulfill my need, and are these just examples or is that the exact code (or some of it) i’d have to edit my theme with ?

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