This one should be pretty standard. I am using WooCommerce and if a user purchases 'ANY' product in my store, I want them to be able to access a sub-domain blog on my WordPress install http://support.primary-domain.com I do NOT want the general public to be able to see the site contents. In fact that should apply to, non-members, google, bots, etc. How do I do this? *I think the majority of my questions are going to revolve around tieing the logic together between WooCommerce and AMember. This would all be so much easier if there were a basic WooCommerce plugin to more easily tie together Amember. Is there one by any chance?..... fingers crossed
Set up folder protection in amember for the directory that http://support.primary-domain.com is using. David
This answer does not make any sense to me. How in the world do I protect a folder for a sub-domain website using WordPress multisite with subdomains? Were you thinking that I had more than 1 installation of WordPress? If so, I am not, I have a single installation, and I am simply using multisite sub-domain installation so there is only 1 set of files for both sites.
You have to install aMember plugin into each blog which should be protected: http://www.amember.com/docs/Install_the_WordPress_Plugin Then enable "Protect whole blog" : http://www.amember.com/docs/Configuring_System_Settings User must login through aMember in order to get this working.