altering landing pages

Discussion in 'Troubleshooting' started by ntc69, Apr 16, 2005.

  1. ntc69

    ntc69 Member

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    I would like to change the landing pages for certain actions but don't see where to do it.

    1. after successful log-in
    2. after log-out


    where can I change these values?
  2. alex

    alex aMember Pro Customer Staff Member

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    If user logs-in via amember/login.php and he has one active subscription, he will be redirected to Product URL specified in product settings.
    In any other case, user will be redirected to amember/member.php (template member.html)

    Logout redirect URL can be configured at aMember Cp -> Setup -> php_include.
  3. topfive

    topfive New Member

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    It would be nice if you could choose a sign-up landing page for each product that's different from the Product URL. That way you could send new subscribers to a page with information they need to know.

    Another approach would be to allow each product to have a different agreement page.
  4. alex

    alex aMember Pro Customer Staff Member

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    You can set Product URL to URL of this landing page, is not it? What is difference?
  5. topfive

    topfive New Member

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    The difference (at least in my case) is that I have information I would like the new signups to see, but I don't want subscribers to see EVERY time they log in. Only the FIRST time.
  6. alex

    alex aMember Pro Customer Staff Member

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    aMember currently has no way to do this. It can be implemented as custom PHP script (outside of aMember):
    if cookie named for example "_product_12_visited" is not set,
    your special page will be displayed
    else (if cookie is set)
    user will be redirected to your actual members area for product #12 (# is for example)

    Then you just set Product URL to url of this PHP script and you will get what you want.
  7. BillyParadise

    BillyParadise New Member

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    Suggestion - put the first-time information in the user agreement.

    BP

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