XSitePro V2 integration with aMember

Discussion in 'Integration' started by stefanpecho, Apr 6, 2010.

  1. stefanpecho

    stefanpecho New Member

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    Is there with you any instruction or manual how to build membership sites by XSitePro V2 integrating in it the aMemebr Pro? Thanks
  2. alexander

    alexander Administrator Staff Member

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    Well as far as I unedsrtood you can't control where content will be placed when use xSitePro, so this will require customizations and will not work as is. If you have site built already, contact us in helpdesk we wil lcheck what can be done.
  3. stefanpecho

    stefanpecho New Member

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    I can handle already the XSitePro software. I have published already few web sites. My plan is to work on new mambership site from the scratch. So my idea was to start working in a systemized way having in mind the need of incorporation of the aMember Pro. I know that in XSitePro circles the aMember Pro is considered as a suitable membership sites building software to be integrated with XSitePro. Therefore I registered in your Forum and put a principal question.
  4. miso

    miso aMember Pro Customer

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    Quick answer - there is no easy way of integrating the two in the way you're thinking of...
  5. stefanpecho

    stefanpecho New Member

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    Quick thanks to you Miso. I will keep in my mind your offer.
  6. spoken

    spoken New Member

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    Easy...

    It's easy to protect an XSitePro site with AMember... all you need to do is publish your website as normal, then install AMember in a directory off your site (say, "members") and once you've installed and configured AMember (standard install) you just protect the XSitePro site directory as you would any other. I've done it several times and it works perfectly.

    Rich Butterworth

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