Pro Login Widget via PHP tag

2011-03-06T13:25:45-05:00

Not all site owners like Sidebars in their theme. Sometimes it is nice to include widgets built for WordPress, directly into a custom theme file, or possibly into your /header.php file.

The latest release of s2Member Pro comes with documentation on how to achieve this with the Pro Login Widget for s2Member. Please check your WordPress Dashboard under:
s2Member -> API Scripting -> Login Widget via PHP.

Basically, you just do this:

Code:: (); ?>

* This requires s2Member Pro v1.5.2+.

( Optional ) there are MANY configurable options.

Code:: This function allows for the inclusion of the Pro Login Widget directly into a theme/plugin file. This API function will return the HTML output from the widget function call. Example usage: ($options, $args); ?> The $options parameter (array) is completely optional ( i.e. NOT required ). It can be passed in as an array of options; overriding some or all of these defaults: "title" => "Membership Login" ——— Title when NOT logged in, or leave this blank if you'd prefer not to show a title. "signup_url" => "%%automatic%%" ——— Full Signup URL, or use %%automatic%% for the Membership Options Page. If you leave this blank, it will not be shown. "login_redirect" => "" ——— Empty ( i.e. "" ) = Login Welcome Page, %%previous%% = Previous Page, %%home%% = Home Page, or use a full URL of your own. "logged_out_code" => "" ——— HTML/PHP code to display when logged out. May also contain WP Shortcodes if you like. "profile_title" => "My Profile Summary" ——— Title when a User is logged in. Or you can leave this blank if you'd prefer not to show a title. "display_gravatar" => "1" ——— Display Gravatar image when logged in? 1 = yes, 0 = no. Gravatars are based on email address. "link_gravatar" => "1" ——— Link Gravatar image to Gravatar.com? 1 = yes, 0 = no. Allows Users to setup a Gravatar. "display_name" => "1" ——— Display the current User's WordPress® `Display Name` when logged in? 1 = yes, 0 = no. "logged_in_code" => "" ——— HTML/PHP code to display when logged in. May also contain WP Shortcodes if you like. "logout_redirect" => "%%home%%" ——— Empty ( i.e. "" ) = Login Screen, %%previous%% = Previous Page, %%home%% = Home Page, or use a full URL of your own. "my_account_url" => "%%automatic%%" ——— Full URL of your own, or use %%automatic%% for the Login Welcome Page. Leave empty to not show this at all. "my_profile_url" => "%%automatic%%" ——— Full URL of your own, or use %%automatic%% for a JavaScript popup. Leave empty to not show this at all. The $args parameter (array) is also completely optional ( i.e. NOT required ). It can be passed in as an array of options: overriding some or all of these defaults: "before_widget" => "" ——— HTML code to display before the widget. "before_title" => "" ——— HTML code to display before the title. "after_title" => " " ——— HTML code to display after the title. "after_widget" => "" ——— HTML code to display after the widget.

Statistics: Posted by Jason Caldwell — March 6th, 2011, 1:25 pm

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Pro Login Widget via PHP tag

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" ——— HTML code to display before the title.
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