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Re: protect blog with different static homepage

2010-06-03T18:40:15-05:00

Thanks Elizabeth. I'll give it a try.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — June 3rd, 2010, 6:40 pm

Re: protect blog with different static homepage

2010-06-02T03:28:03-05:00

steveF wrote:
I've set a static page as my homepage and the blog as another page on the site. I want to make the blog members only. When I test it, I am able to access the blog "page" without logging in. When tested on other pages (non-blog) it protects them just fine. Suggestions?

Hi,
s2Member considers your HomePage as a Systematic Use Page, and does not include it in any restrictions except for URI Level Access.
In your case, you need to set URI level protection, to protect access to your entire blog.
From your Dashboard -> s2Member -> General Options -> URI Access Restrictions

Statistics: Posted by Elizabeth — June 2nd, 2010, 3:28 am

Re: protect blog with different static homepage

2010-06-01T11:43:23-05:00

*Bump*

Having the same issue, any suggestions?

I used to have a post as the home page and all worked fine, all pages that I wanted secured were. I then changed that the main home page was a static page instead of a post. I made the post page the main page after member login.

A non memeber can click that member "news" page link and see the post. If they click the post link it then tells them they don't have access but they can still see that initial post. I have all selected for post restriction as any posts will be for member only pages.

http://www.smithstone.org/main

Click the News link on the right under HOA Member Pages.

Thanks,

Joe

Statistics: Posted by Guest — June 1st, 2010, 11:43 am

protect blog with different static homepage

2010-05-31T21:28:25-05:00

I've set a static page as my homepage and the blog as another page on the site. I want to make the blog members only. When I test it, I am able to access the blog "page" without logging in. When tested on other pages (non-blog) it protects them just fine. Suggestions?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — May 31st, 2010, 9:28 pm