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Hi There,

Just wondering if there is a way to see usage stats of individual members?? When they login and what time, how many times they are logging in etc... What information they are looking at??

Cheers
Alangers

Maybe this helps? http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-login-log/

Hi Cristián. That would work but it's not logging any of the users registers using s2member. It's only logging the admin profile that was set up before installing s2member. Any ideas. The forum for simple login log didn't really help. Just said it must be something to be with third party plugin. Quote from their reply below.

""the plugin is tracking "logins" not registrations. There might a problem with third party plugins that create their own "login" forms. My plugin is utilizing the same hooks that are being used by the native login form. This is how it tracks user logins. If a third party plugin doesn't use the same methods to log people in, then my plugin won't be able to track them.""

Cheers for the suggestion though.

A

Then you want to track registrations? For that you could use the registration notification. WP Admin -> s2Member -> Notifications API -> Registration

Not sure if Google Analytics would help you here, but it'd be good to have it integrated gathering information you can then figure out.

Maybe this plugin helps do what you want: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-activity/

Hi Christian,

No I'm looking to track logins.

Unfortunatly it seems that the login page /wp-login.php is not being picked up by simple login log. I have a login widget on my home page and logins made via this are tracked. Max from simple login log mentioned that the /wp-login.php page is not utilizing the same hooks once s2member had been installed and therefore simple login log will not pick up logins via this manner. Do you know anyway round this?? As a work around I have edited the notification email that new members receive asking them to login using the widget but most are still using the /wp-login.php page.

Any help would be great.
Cheers
Andrew