Is this possible to do. Any pointers.
Hi David, I would wrap the blog page code to check they're logged in, otherwise display the login form:
<?php if (perch_member_logged_in()) { Blog code here } else { perch_members_login_form(); } ?>
And to hide 'Blog' from the main nav to those who aren't members, tick 'Hide from main navigation' in 'Page Options' then to call the nav on the page:
<?php if (perch_member_logged_in()) { perch_pages_navigation(array( 'include-hidden' => true, )); } else { perch_pages_navigation(); } ?>
Thanks Simon...
The client would like to have some blog posts public but some available to only logged in members.
So I was thinking to use blog sections. And have a section called "members" only viewable if logged in. Do you think that is possible.
Hi David, I'm sure that's possible. You'd show the section only if the member was logged in:
<?php if (perch_member_logged_in()) { perch_blog_section(perch_get('members')); } ?>
Thanks.
Hi David, I would wrap the blog page code to check they're logged in, otherwise display the login form:
And to hide 'Blog' from the main nav to those who aren't members, tick 'Hide from main navigation' in 'Page Options' then to call the nav on the page:
Thanks Simon...
The client would like to have some blog posts public but some available to only logged in members.
So I was thinking to use blog sections. And have a section called "members" only viewable if logged in. Do you think that is possible.
Hi David, I'm sure that's possible. You'd show the section only if the member was logged in:
Thanks.