Hide certain navigation items from Perch Members who are logged in

Untested, but I would think you should be able to wrap your nav items with <perch:member logged-in="true"> in your template. e.g.:

<perch:before>
    <ul>
</perch:before>
    <perch:member logged-in="true">
        <li<perch:if exists="current_page"> class="selected"</perch:if>
            <perch:if exists="ancestor_page"> class="ancestor"</perch:if>>
            <a href="<perch:pages id="pagePath" />"><perch:pages id="pageNavText" /></a>   
            <perch:pages id="subitems" encode="false" />
        </li>
    </perch:member>
<perch:after>
    </ul>
</perch:after>

But won't this hide all of the navigation items from a logged in member?

Say for example on my Nav I have

Home / About / Registration / Contact

When a user has registered and logged in - I only want them to see

Home / About / Contact

As the registration page is no longer required as they've already filled in this form.

Yes, you are right. Of course! Apologies.

The simplest way I can think of. is to tick 'Hide from main navigation' for the page you want hidden from Logged in Members in Page Options. Then, to display your nav:

 <?php
    if (perch_member_logged_in()) {
         perch_pages_navigation();
    } else {
        perch_pages_navigation(array(
            'include-hidden'       => false,
        ));
    }
 ?>

However, if you've used 'Hide form main navigation' for other purposes, that may cause problems. In that case you could use Navgroups in the same way.

Or, perhaps this: Back to the Nav template. Give the <li> item a class of 'hide' if the url is '/registration/index.php' and the member is logged in. Again, untested.

<perch:before>
    <ul>
</perch:before>

        <li class"<perch:if id="pagePath" value="/registration/index.php"><perch:member logged-in="true">hide</perch:member><perch:if>"
            <a href="<perch:pages id="pagePath" />"><perch:pages id="pageNavText" /></a>   
            <perch:pages id="subitems" encode="false" />
        </li>

<perch:after>
    </ul>
</perch:after>

then hide .hide with css ?

Is this

 <perch:member logged-in="true">

Correct as this is just outputting this in the html?

I know you can use

if (perch_member_logged_in()) {

but this is a .html page as apposed to a .php page

So my items.html has this:

<li class="<perch:if id="pagePath" value="/learning-community/register"><perch:member logged-in="true">hide</perch:member></perch:if>">

But that is out putting this:

<li class="<perch:member logged-in=" true"="">hide"&gt;
  <a href="/learning-community/register">Join Our Learning Community</a>
</li>

Hi Rachel,

Yes I am,

I have this code

<li class="<perch:if id="pagePath" value="/learning-community/register"><perch:member logged-in="true">hide</perch:member></perch:if>">

in perch > templates > navigation > items.html

But it is still outputting like this:

<li class="<perch:member logged-in=" true"="">hide">
<a href="/learning-community/register">Join Our Learning Community</a>
</li>

Yes I do have it installed. I'm just wondering if there's a syntax error there that i'm not seeing perhaps?