I have a MVC website that sits on top of a WCF service. The WCF service is also accessible to the internet with username/password authentication using message security and certificates. This is setup and working.
I cant figure out how to use Profile.GetProfile() method in a library class.
I tried using this method in a Page.aspx.cs and it worked perfectly.
I have a site that uses the default SqlMembershipProvider and FormsAuthentication. I can use the built-in Login Controls and/or programmatically call all the methods to authenticate a user and get the same result – the user is authenticated and a cookie is created, but the cookie does not appear to be valid since I can’t get into any page that requires authentication.
I have a list of tuples in Python, and I have a conditional where I want to take the branch ONLY if the tuple is not in the list (if it is in the list, then I don’t want to take the if branch)
I wanna built a membership page, which does have the regular stuff for non-members like Landing Page, One-Pager, Contact stuff, imprint etc… and than there should be some sort of registration and if you are registered and paid via Paypal, you can access premium content.
Is there a plugin for WordPress to define sort of a membership program? My requirement is to have registered users, basically members, and according to their (paid) plan, they can have access to some specific areas of my website. Currently I found https://wordpress.org/plugins/wishlist/ but I was wondering if there are other plugins on the market. … Read more
I am involved with several WordPress support websites including this one (recently). I seem to get the question “Can WordPress be used as a CMS/Membership Website?”. I haven’t needed to set one up, so I always refer them to suggestion from other forums. I’ve decided that it’s only a matter of time until I will be required to implement this type of a WP website so I’ve decided to be Pro-Active and set up a development version.