can I create a template in ....

can i create a template in he templates folder? and call it?

I have managed to create a template so I can use some of the code in amember like the payment history and all that good stuff. now how would I call it?

for example members.html is member.php

so how would I call a new .html file I created?

also I uploaded a template folder that I would like to use, how can I call the folder and specific files?

I have designed two replacement member.html files. One with information for paid up (or expired) members and the other for pending. One called members.html and the other pending.html (original some would think!!).

I have then added a condition in member.php to display the correct one.

So what you are suggesting is almost certainly possible. You need to decide under what circumstances you want your new template file to be called and post back. Might then have suggestions.

Mind you I basically have a single membership but 3 products. Signup, renew for one year or renew for 3 fo single renewal group. Yours could be much more complicated if you have several.

so there isnt a way to do separate sections? I want to do a separate sections for the members.php like have payments have its own page

I figured what you are saying I am assuimg you are calling a page using this syntax

{include file="newhtml.html"}

but members.html is the only thing I can edit

essentially I want to dissect the members.php and have sections of the file have its own page? is this possible? example payments.php/html to show the payments on its own separate page.

Make a copy of member.php and member.html
Rename them your new file, eg, payments.php payments.html

Then in the new payments.php, search for member.html and replace it with payments.html. In payments.html, edit out the stuff you don't want.


David

Hi

No I did not use the {include file="newhtml.html"} I changed the last block of code in member.php from

PHP:

$t->assign('member_links', $member_links);
$left_member_links = plugin_get_left_member_links($_SESSION['_amember_user']);
$t->assign('left_member_links', $left_member_links);
$t->assign('user', $_SESSION['_amember_user']);
$t->display('member.html');
?>

to

PHP:

$t->assign('member_links', $member_links);
$left_member_links = plugin_get_left_member_links($_SESSION['_amember_user']);
$t->assign('left_member_links', $left_member_links);
$t->assign('user', $_SESSION['_amember_user']);

// Customisation 1 - Added to direct to members.html or pending.html

$mem_status = ($_SESSION['_amember_user'][status]);

if($mem_status == '0') {
    $t->display('pending.html');
}else {
    $t->display('member.html');
}

This creates the condition and sends the member to either the pending.html page or the members.html page. Based on the status condition used I could have expanded it to include yet another page for expired members.

Got this corrected... we'll see if this works for signup as well...