[clemence]

Indeed there was remaining database entries with the old url. My apologies!
Thanks for the quick answer

[clemence]

Nevermind, I just tested it and saw we can keep header and footer, my apologies!

Cheers

[clemence]

Hi there,

I encountered the same issue, so the only way to block the Woocommerce Shop page is to use the Full page protection add-on ? no other workaround ? Because I would like the user to still see the header and footer, even if they are not connected.

Thanks!

[clemence]

I guess it would have been nice to know that earlier since it was always my question (refers to post #27609). But I guess we misunderstood each other.

Thanks for your support.

[clemence]

Yes to all the above.
The only problem is that the social login doesn’t appear on the SWPM login page

[clemence]

You mean if we login without the social login ?
Because otherwise it’s the same as your previous question: we logged in with social login on the wordpress admin page, and then accessed a SWPM page to make sure we were connected on both. So the answer is yes?

[clemence]

Hello, sorry for the delay, we encountered unrelated problems we had to tackle.

So yes, after testing, the process you describe above is happening. All works well.
But sadly we still don’t see the Social login button on the SWPM Member login page.

Thanks

[clemence]

Thank you for your answer.

After enabling the synchronization, we see no difference, the Social login still doesn’t appear on the registration and login page of SWPM.

Are we missing anything?

Thanks

[clemence]

(using Super Socializer plugin)

[clemence]

Hello, following the instruction on the page you shared, the social login doesn’t seem to work on the SWPM registration and login pages.
However it does work on the WordPress admin login page.

I was wondering, should I enable the “Force WP User Synchronization” in SWPM settings to make it work?
If not, do you have an idea on why it’s not working ?

The “Enable Auto Create Member Accounts” is enabled already.

Best

[clemence]

Thank you for replying. But I don’t see how it is possible to do the section system for Woocommerce pricing?
Since the price is set in the Woocommerce settings section of the product page, it is not part of the content of the page per se? Or am I missing something ^^’

[clemence]

Thanks for your answer!
So you mean I would need different pages for each price, right ?

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