Possible To Manage Individual Pages

Is it possible to use amember to manage article subscription on a per page basis?

Here is the scenario.

1. A subscriber pays a fee for an article to be displayed for say 6 months. This is a static html page with .php extension.

2. Once the subscription expires, the page is:

2.1) redirected to another page
2.2) offered a chance to renew subscription
2.3) once the subscription is renewed, the redirect would be removed.

I realize or at least believe that 2.1 and 2.2 are mutually exclusive events as far as page display goes.

So I guess my basic question is an inverted subscription process, where content is displayed until the subscription expires.

thanks

It is possible to do for reasonable customization fee.
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One question - how these PHP pages will be uplaoded?

Thanks for the quick response.

The pages are initially generated through the Blog system Movable type which is my testbed.

However, eventually a custom solution would be implemented.

This custom solution may or maynot use the Smarty engine. Would this have any affect on the custom code you are suggesting.

Essentially a template system, so the pages are generated on the server. Any php code would be included in the templates.

I realize that the description I provided is brief, so if it takes some custom code,

I really want to do the solution once, so I would need to spec it out first. Or would your solution be independent and rely on the custom code being included in a .php page.

An additional question, (I have not read the licensing agreement, so if it is covered in your licensing, just tell me and I will read it).

Can amember be used across subdomains (same virtual server) with redirects into a subdomain name matching folder. The question is two-fold.

1. Would amember work across subdomains?
2. Are they additional fees for amember to work across subdomains.

thanks for the quick response.

Yes, I was thinking about small piece of PHP code, which could be automatically inserted into PHP file.

This solution will be independent on Smarty/etc.

aMember works uncross subdomains and there are no license problems if it uses the same MySQL/users dababase for all subdomains.

cool idea