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Eureka I’ve got it.
I know you are busy and you still do a great job. I will have to disagree about the logging off. In my past I was in charge of IT for a major organisation and leaving anything signed on was a sin and dangerous. In this case it is also a problem because you can’t login when you open the browser because it doesn’t give you the opportunity if it thinks you are already signed on.
I now have it working basically as I wanted just by using the plugin and your input. To overcome the login problem you have to login to the members only section first. Then you can log into WordPress. You can’t log in to WordPress and then the members area because there is conflict somewhere.
Thank you for your time.
Hi – I only found the Login Redirection because of the tags at the bottom of the After Login Plugin page. I used the link tag which took me to the additional addon. It would have saved a lot of time if this information was included on the Simple Membership Plugin installation instructions.
Something like “If you want to redirect after login then load this addon plugin.” I notice it has been mentioned before. Crazy because it is an important part of the plugin useful to everybody.
Now for some reason I can login to WordPress and the Members Only section at the same time.
Must be a reason that caused it and I can only guess what it was.
My hair has started growing again. Eureka. It was worth it.
Are there any other hidden gems connected to Simple Membership we should all know about?
Thank you for sticking with us.
Ok I think I still have some hair left.
Our members go to our website and login to the members area. This is what happens:
They enter our site and use the Members/Login or Members Only which enables them to log in.
It then links to the Home Page not the Members Only area.
They then have to link to The Members Only page again.
I need it to go to the Members Only page from the login page which then opens on a new tab.There is definitely a problem because WordPress login and Simple Membership login conflict. I get around this by using two browsers. I am assuming this particular issue only affects e because I am the only person who logs into both as Admin or Adin Access.
Be glad when this is sorted because overall it does a great job but I am concerned if members have login problems. I will find this out before long.
Thnk you. Any help resolving this link to Members Only page instead of Home page would be great.
Silly me. Forgot I need to change every page.
When I log in it links to the Home Page. Can I change this?
I may have cured part of this issue and have to wait while I get other people to check it works. There is a conflict if I a signed in to WordPress as admin. Can this be changed?
This is the message I get.
Warning! Simple Membership plugin cannot process this login request to prevent you from getting logged out of WP Admin accidentally.
You are logged into the site as an ADMIN user in this browser. First, logout from WP Admin then you will be able to log in as a member.
Alternatively, you can use a different browser (where you are not logged-in as ADMIN) to test the membership login.
Your normal visitors or members will never see this message. This message is ONLY for ADMIN user.
Yes that is correct. I believe there maybe a conflict when I am logged into WordPress. However that should only impact me. The problem occurred for someone accessing the site using the login I set up for them.
Firefox deletes all history on exit automatically. I am not using a cache plugin but am considering it. The problem still exists.
Hi
There is a lot of confusion because I just got an email from Wp Insider <wp.insider.help@gmail.com> (No reply email) which basically responds to a post on this topic. Unfortunately there is no reply email or mention of the forum topic so I really have no ides who it came from. Anyway the matter was closed.
Initially I followed the instructions as given and it didn’t work correctly. I did assume at the time that any scripts would be loaded with the plugin.
When I went back and added the first script given on the google recaptcha page it did work.
I have now taken the script out of the genesis theme settings and amazingly it now works. I have no idea why.
I have experienced a few such problems which suddenly disappear in the past.
The matter is now closed.
Hi
I did follow the instructions. Although retired I used to be in charge of IT for a very large organisation. I may not be up to date but I am not stupid.
I got the API codes as per the instructions. After this the registration page had the recaptcha logo but when pressed it went round in circles and did nothing.
I added this code “<script src=’https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js’></script>” in the Genesis Theme Settings under Header Scripts and now it asks to check certain pictures which made more sense to me.
There were some other scripts which made me wonder what they were and if I should be using them.
All of the following appears under the two keys on the google captcha API page.
Recaptcha worked when I added the first one.
Paste this snippet before the closing </head> tag on your HTML template:
<script src=’https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js’></script>
Paste this snippet at the end of the <form> where you want the reCAPTCHA widget to appear:
<div class=”g-recaptcha” data-sitekey=”6Ldf-SUTAAA******************OyCefNo6bvFQKsT”></div>
When your users submit the form where you integrated reCAPTCHA, you’ll get as part of the payload a string with the name “g-recaptcha-response”. In order to check whether Google has verified that user, send a POST request with these parameters:
URL: https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify
secret (required) 6Ldf-SUTA******************YZPR1kmluw5loZzasE
response (required) The value of ‘g-recaptcha-response’.
remoteip The end user’s ip address.You can see how its working on my website http://www.verasnetwork.com.
All I am doing is following your instructions. Everything was good except that it didn’t ask for validation until I added that code.
I do not update any core code and always stick to plugins or the child theme. There was no verification using recaptcha until I added that extra code.
Thank you for all your input. Much appreciate it. Will be interesting to hear what comes back from the developer.
Hi – Your documentation says add the two codes but if I do that it doesn’t work. When I added the first script it seems to work. As I said in the link to Google Captcha you gave it also refers to another script and something else. I really don’t know what they are and they are not referred to in your documentation. So I am asking the question now just in case because in my experience these things can come back and bite you in the bum.
Your documentation doesn’t say add the script to the Genesis settings but that is what made it work.
Sorry but this pensioner has felt it is better to be safe than sorry.
Anser to your question – it seems to work but?
Hi
I went here https://simple-membership-plugin.com/simple-membership-and-google-recaptcha-integration/Then here:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/simple-membership-and-google-recaptcha-integration/First it gives you Site Key and Secret Key.
The reCaptcha doesn’t work correctly at this point.
I then added Step 1 part 1 Client side: intergration the reCaptcha worked
Naturally it seemed important to understand what the Step 1 part 2 was and where it goes.
Then we also have Step server side integration which I assumed didn’t affect me.
Hi
I only knew one way to install a plugin until someone pointed out another way.
In the captcha instructions we are told to add two bits of code.
I have now managed to load the plugin and also added the first bit of code “Paste this snippet before the closing </head> tag on your HTML template:” into the Genesis settings under Header Scripts.
It seems to work on the registration page after this was added.
I don’t know where to add the second bit of code “Paste this snippet at the end of the <form> where you want the reCAPTCHA widget to appear:” what it does.
Thanks
