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Thanks Malay, looks great!

-Andre

Thanks Malay.

In my particular use-case the site in question was restricted to logged in users only (like a maintenance mode) during the development phase. After completing some work on a page we wanted to direct the client to view it, and wanted to send a login link that redirected to the page for review (to simplify them clicking the login link and then going back and clicking the page link). It’s certainly an uncommon option for the login links, but very helpful to have when needed.

Thanks for the quick response, I look forward to seeing that fixed in the next release.

-Andre

@meelb71 Would you mind posting what you did to fix it for 4.4.1 please?

Much appreciated.

Yes you can, using the [show_to] and [hide_from] shortcodes you can selectively show and hide content (including add to cart buttons and prices) to the public, logged in users, and even users with a specific feature level.

Accounts are, however, active once the membership product is purchased. One option to get around that might be to have the default level have no access and manually change the feature level once the customer is approved. Note that Cart66 has it’s own member system and does not use the built in WordPress users.

@matthewdlyons Are the products subscriptions or membership products? You can only have 1 of those products in the cart at a time so it automatically replaces the existing one with the new one.

Did you install from the zip file directly or did you unzip and FTP the folder first? Did you have other plugins installed? If so, can you tell me which ones and which theme you were using?