• Hi,
    I’m just looking for the best way to add an employee page to a current WordPress website.

    We would need access to add and remove users as needed, create separate logins for each employee, and once any employee logs in–be redirected to one secure page that only they would see that would have forms, handbooks, etc. for them to use. Wouldn’t want google to index that!

    Could someone help steer me in the right direction?

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  • Thread Starter brisus

    (@brisus)

    *bump*

    Thread Starter brisus

    (@brisus)

    Anyone? Not even a suggestion? haha.

    amdaoh

    (@amdaoh)

    Did you ever find anything out about this? I am looking for the same thing.

    webbrewers

    (@webbrewers)

    That would be fairly easy to do using the native user capabilities built into wordpress. You can filter displayed content based on a user role. Give your users a role, say “contributor”, then code a conditional statement like “if user is a contributor, show this, if not show that”.
    Or you can get one of the many membership plugs in like s2member that will do the same thing for you with much greater security.

    Thread Starter brisus

    (@brisus)

    Hi Webbrewers,
    I’m not fluent in programming, so I need a little more direction if I’m coding something. I’d need separate users to log-in and only see one page (with links to files/pdfs/docs), but that one page needs to be secure and not be indexed by Google as well.

    I did see a few plugins that may do what I’m looking for. My biggest concern is security and keeping this page out of the public eye. I’ll check out that s2member plugin you mentioned.

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

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    Thread Starter brisus

    (@brisus)

    Andrew–thanks for that note. I wasn’t aware of that!

    Hey there were you ever able to get this figured out? I am looking for something similar… Thanks

    Thread Starter brisus

    (@brisus)

    themartinlopez,
    I ended up making a website on our server instead that all employees have access to (on our intranet). That way, it isn’t necessarily online and it is only accessible to our employees.

    Just had some server issues when installing, but all minor.

    Thanks for the response.

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