How to Restrict Pages to Members Only?

noman posted 28th of May 2008 in Community Voice. 15 comments.

Hi there,
I am trying to only allow my members to access the tabs for pages (such as Events, Classifieds, etc) so that it functions like the chat feature where the page prompts the user to log in or register before accessing the page. Is that possible?

I'm currently using 6.0.0005 so I would appreciate instructions for 6.0.0005 as well as 6.1.1 (which I plan to upgrade to within the next several weeks).

Thank you!!!

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tango3d

tango3d•28th of May 2008

Admin/ settings/ memebr levels free mode off

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yossi

yossi•28th of May 2008

Very simple..go to admin pannel and then to navigation menu and then click on your desire item. You'll have the option of guest/member.

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theplantchannel•15th of November 2015•to yossi

This worked for me! Thanks!

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gkcgautam

gkcgautam•28th of May 2008

Well...some code modifications are required to do what you are asking for...i would work on it and get back to you soon...please be patient...n ya...it wud be free!

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noman

noman•28th of May 2008

Not quite what I was looking for as neither one of these methods fully restricts a non-member from accessing the links. Any other ideas? :)

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noman

noman•28th of May 2008

I posted that before refreshing my post to see gkcgautam's post! Whoops! Thanks, gkcgautam!

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LHAdmin

LHAdmin•28th of May 2008

Add this to each page after the check login line:

if ( !( $logged['admin'] = member_auth( 1, false ) ) )
if ( !( $logged['member'] = member_auth( 0, true ) ) )
if ( !( $logged['aff'] = member_auth( 2, false )) )
$logged['moderator'] = member_auth( 3, false );

Works for all but Forums.

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noman

noman•28th of May 2008

That did it! Thanks, LHAdmin!

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LHAdmin

LHAdmin•28th of May 2008

You're welcome. Let me know if you figure out how to do it for Forums.

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DosDawg

DosDawg•28th of May 2008

that fix was actually posted over on expertzzz.com i applied that fix to 6.0.0005 and it worked beautifully. i was there today digging around looking for it. i am pretty sure its was done the same way. also, i have the forums restricted or did have prior to 6.1.1 update. will have to get back in there and dig around.

later,
DosDawg

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Stuart038

Stuart038•28th of May 2008

Does this:
Add this to each page after the check login line:

if ( !( $logged['admin'] = member_auth( 1, false ) ) )
if ( !( $logged['member'] = member_auth( 0, true ) ) )
if ( !( $logged['aff'] = member_auth( 2, false )) )
$logged['moderator'] = member_auth( 3, false );

Works for all but Forums.

Work for 6.1.1. ?

Thanks

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praveenkv1988

praveenkv1988•29th of May 2008

For 6.1.1 add this line.

$logged['member'] = member_auth( 0 );

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Vespen

Vespen•29th of May 2008

I don't understand where i need to insert this one...
Some php files or somewhere in admin panel?
Plz, specify more clearly.

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ratansingh

ratansingh•31st of May 2008•to Vespen

go to your file manager & edite .php page
like articel.php, browemusic.php,event.php

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majorgame•15th of September 2009

What about restricting content by membership type instead of just generic "membership". For example I have a membership type that I want them to be able see private videos, but another membership type could not, is that possible?

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