I have a manually made menu system.
I have a page that has a high login level.
When you are not logged in, and click on the page, and the error happens can I get it to go another page, based on the error instead of going straight to the login page?

QUESTION 1
Is there a way that when a high login page is clicked on and the error happens, that it can reroute to a certain page instead?

QUESTION 2
When I'm on the clientlogin page, there are two buttons showing to login and create account. When I click on those a POPUP happens... can I eliminate the POPUP thing?

Terry (Redsei)

Hi Terry

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and the error happens can I get it to go another page

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What kind of error do you mean, Terry? Is this for instance a "login / password" not found or do you mean a server error?
For question 2, do you want to replace the popup with a page where you log in? If so I don't think that is really possible without rewriting the login system. Years ago there was a login page but we changed to the popup so users stay on the same page and can access the login from anywhere.

Vince

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Yes for question 1, if they selected a MANUALLY made link to a page that required a higher login, the error for that would jump to another page rather than the login page.

In the end, basically what I am trying to do is when a normal joe comes on to the site, they see menus. When a customer comes in and log in to the site, they see added menus specifically for them.

Is there a way to do this?

Terry (Redsei)

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In the end, basically what I am trying to do is when a normal joe comes on to the site, they see menus. When a customer comes in and log in to the site, they see added menus specifically for them.

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So you want to hide the menu items unless they're logged in? Is that what you're wanting? If so can you put the site url in your profile so I can take a look at your menu please.



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Updated the profile....

the menu is manually made....

menu (portfolio) and link is schoolbook layouts.....

Terry (Redsei)

Hi Terry,
Thank you,
So which part of the menu do you wish to hide unless the client is logged in?



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preferably a menu item... under portfolio menu, the link schoolbooks

if that can't be done.... then maybe just the whole portfolio menu

Terry (Redsei)

Hi Terry,
Something like this should do it for you.

<li class="dropdown">
<a href="#">Portfolio<span class="badge badge-warning">UPDATED</span></a>
<ul class="dropdown-menu">
<li><a href="portfolio-sports-tickets.php">Sports Tickets</a></li>
<?php if(@$_SESSION['clientID']!='' ){ ?>
<li><a href="portfolio-schoolbook-layouts.php">Schoolbook Layouts</a></li>
<?php }else{ ?>

<?php } ?>
<li><a href="portfolio-schoolbook-covers.php">Schoolbook Covers</a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-websites.php">Websites</a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-postcards.php">Postcards</a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-magazines.php">Magazines</a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-catalogs.php">Catalogs</a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-web-banner.php">Website Banners</a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-poster.php">Posters<span class="badge badge-warning">UPDATED</span></a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-t-shirts.php">T-Shirts</a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-forms.php">Forms</a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-ads.php">Ads</a></li>
<li><a href="portfolio-logos.php">Logos</a></li>
</ul></li>



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Ok, so I put that in.... do I need to add anything above the head of the page to have this work... currently anyone coming on the site still sees the menu item.

Here's what I have (maybe I missed something?)

1. Added in the INCLUDES.php "$defaultcustomerloginlevel=0;"

2. Added in the page
<?php

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session_cache_limiter('none');

session_start();

ob_start();
$requiredloginlevel=4;
include "vsadmin/db_conn_open.php";
include "vsadmin/inc/languagefile.php";
include "vsadmin/includes.php";
include "vsadmin/inc/incfunctions.php";
include "vsadmin/inc/metainfo.php";?>

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3. I have the menu running within a Content Region

Terry (Redsei)

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3. I have the menu running within a Content Region

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That's your problem, PHP code will not be read/parsed when in a content region.




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Surely the Dynamic CSS Menu for Ecommerce Templates solves this problem without any need for custom PHP code and is clearly the better way to go?

Gary

Hi Gary,
I think the problem is the css drop down menu is not responsive. However I did manage to load the css accordion into this menu here - https://www.fashiondex.com/store/



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Yes Phil, any CSS accordion type menu like that can be integrated into an ECT website template. Personally I use mmenu.js which works great on mobile touchscreen devices.

A manually coded menu is just too hard if login levels are used.

Gary