Brian Bennis

Dear Raam and Eduan

Thanks for your help on this. It seems all the pointers you’ve indicated above should work, but I couldn’t make it work, nor could an IT mate of mine who builds websites. You’re right in that the change needs to be made in the header.php file, but despite his best efforts, he failed. He suspects it’s to do with the theme. We can create two menus in WordPress, but it only seems to make one of them work, and won’t allow switching between the two, whether you’re logged in or out.

If you have any other things we could try, that would be good, but otherwise, don’t worry.

Brian

Dear Raam and Eduan

Thanks for your help. I shall have a play and let you know how I get on.

Brian

Dear Cristián

Thanks for your reply. I’d looked at the Alternative View Protection, but it seems to be the wrong way around for my purpose, in that it hides ‘protected’ content.

At http://www.sippclub.com I want to show all four menu options for people who are not logged in. If they click a protected page (which I want to show to gain their interest), they will be directed to the ‘you have to be a member, join here’ page. Once they are logged in, I want to hide the first of the menu options saying ‘FREE membership’ because they are already a member and they’ve logged in.

I don’t know how to ‘use conditionals in my menus’.

I’m not sure how I can use a text widget in the main header navigation, but if you can show me how to do this, I’m sure that would work (I’ve already used ‘advanced/php conditionals’: example #1′ in sidebar widgets and they work perfectly).

If you’re aware of a plugin that allows this to happen, please could you let me know.

I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks.

Brian

Dear Raam

Thanks for your reply. I’m using a Paypal button generated using S2Member. Here’s the shortcode….

[s2Member-PayPal-Button sp="1" ids="918" exp="8760" desc="How To Save Fees And Reduce Your Stress Level As You Find The Right Care Home For Your Loved One...Fast! (PDF Copy)" ps="paypal" lc="" cc="GBP" dg="0" ns="1" custom="www.icarehome.co.uk" ra="47.00" image="default" output="button" /]

From your comment, you suggest I’ll find the information on my PayPal account, but they say no. Paypal says the information is found on the ‘merchant’ account.

If you think the information is likely to be found on my PayPal account, please could you should show me where I find this information on my Paypal account.

Thanks.

Brian

Dear Cristián

Here’s the server check report…

Brian

Hi Dave

Thanks for your reply. I only want to track referrals to my site from other websites. I’ll give the affiliates a link to use. I’d like to identify the referrals they send my way through the referral’s email address (or other unique identifier).

Brian