I'm running a Drupal-powered site, and am using aMember for billing and payment. I've successfully integrated the aMember and Drupal user databases, so I believe all the technical hurdles are cleared, but I have a question regarding the look and feel of the site. The Drupal portions are themed based upon whether a user has logged in, and we show or hide different links and information based on that status. I inherited this project from another developer who hardcoded an old version of our Drupal templates into the aMember templates. Obviously, I can can copy our new templates over into the aMember files, getting my desired look and feel that way, but if we ever change templates through Drupal, we'd have to repeat the hardcopy process. Is there an easier way to do this? Ideally, I'd like to simply have the aMember pages as Drupal nodes so they inherit whatever look and feel we're currently using, but when I try to do this with PHP includes, I get all kinds of path problems. Does anybody have any recommendations or solutions? Thanks!
Its hard to say without knowing the structure of your files. But if you change something in Drupal it smore then logical that you change it in Amember as well. You could if you are smart though use the Zen method and just change the CSS