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WordPress Membership Plugin
Simple Membership Plugin › Forums › Simple Membership Plugin › How to Call Member Login via Pop-Up Upon Restricted Content Access Attempt
My use case for Simple Membership is pretty basic. On my portfolio site, I want to grant invite-only access to a select category of posts—no general registration, I distribute site links with usernames/passwords.
The category protection is doing exactly what I’d hoped. But the login experience feels overly complicated (too many redirects and clicks). First they’re directed to a message telling them to login or register, with links to login and registration pages. Then they have to click a link to go to the login page. Then they have to put in login details and Submit.
Is it possible to bypass a bunch of that? I want to trigger a pop-up window (containing login form short code) when someone tries to access a protected post. I’ve installed the Popup Builder plugin and can use shortcode just fine, but when someone clicks protected content, how do I bypass the interim “you need to login” message and call the login form pop-up instead?
Advice and insight appreciated.
Hi, the plugin developers will investigate further your request.
Thank you
Great. Looking forward to hearing from them. Thanks!
This plugin doesn’t have any option to use a popup login.