-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have installed the postnuke integration plugin to the aMember system for my site. The plugin is installed correctly. Previously, I have been directing members to the member.php page at the aMember root directory and redesigned the member.html template to reflect the information purchased by our members. Now I would like to use PostNuke to make it easier to administer the site. Assigning permissions for groups is no big deal, so that is the easy part. What is not going so well is user login and logout details. When a user, uses the login.php script located in the root directory of the aMember directory (with the postnuke plugin installed) the script logs the member into aMember and postnuke at the same time. However, if I make a product that redirects to the postnuke root directory so the member can use the CMS system instead of a using the member.php (member.html template) the postnuke system shows that: 1) 1 unregistered user is online 2) 1 registered user is online I know that I am the unregistered user because I have a login box on the right side(postnuke default). I also know that the login script logged the registered user in because on the member list the user shows to be logged in. The system is not recognizing that I am the person that logged in, but rather an unregistered user. I have verified that the Admin URL of PostNuke is the same as the root URL of aMember...What to do?!? This is very frustrating. Also, has anyone used the HTML, PHP Script, pnRender blocks to successfully display dynamic aMember data using the templates provided by Alex? I may be going about this wrong, because I am new to postnuke. Anyone been down this road before? Jason
No session info... It seems as if no session information is being passed for my browser...I don't rightly know at this point...any help? Did I make a mistake in this process...? Jason