Hi, there, I'm originally a purchaser of amember to use in Drupal, or I was at least planning to. The complexity of Drupal has made me look at other options - namely Concrete5, which will do the job I need nicely. Which is ONLY for a "CMS" rather than a membership-based login user system that I need to integrate with amember. Since I'm not fully understanding how to use amember with just a static html site yet (though I do have a lot of experience with hand-coding), is it the same thing with an unsupported CMS that I'm only going to use to facilitate content entry? Meaning, I'm not going to have any "members" in my C5 database - so is it a problem to just insert the amember tags/script/wahtever where I would in a static page I wanted to protect - like in the template for a C5 page or something? I know it's quite different when there's users in the CMS, too - like the Drupal plug in throws the members in the Drupal database, too - but I'm wanting only to use CMS to facilitate content entry with no hand-coding, and amember for the membership stuff. Too complex? I know I can't use various "levels" of protected content... So maybe the owners of amember can eventually see to support C5? Thanks for any input, - Paul
Submit a ticket and ask them. There is also no reason why your chosen CMS cannot be placed in its own protected folder so that your members will need to log-in, or signup, in order to view its content.