[memb_is_logged_in]

[memb_is_logged_in]
   Shown to users who are logged in.
[else_memb_is_logged_in]
   Shown to users who are not logged in
[/memb_is_logged_in]

This shortcode is used to restrict access of content to users who are logged in, while excluding those who are not. It can be used as a standalone shortcode, such as:

[memb_is_logged_in]
   This is shown to logged in users only
[/memb_is_logged_in]

The image below shows what those who are logged in will see:

The image below is what those who are logged out will see:

Absolutely nothing.

One use of this code, is in conjunction with [memb_loginform] and [logout_link], the login form being shown to users who are not logged in, and the logout link being available to those who are logged in.

[memb_is_logged_in]
[memb_logout_link]
[else_memb_is_logged_in]
[memb_loginform]
[/memb_is_logged_in]

The below image shows the login form:

The image below shows the logout link

If you’d like to take it a step further, you can add a [memb_lost_password] tag, in with the already existing code.

[memb_is_logged_in]
[memb_logout_link]
[else_memb_is_logged_in]
[memb_loginform]
[memb_lost_password]
[/memb_is_logged_in]

However, that can be rather crowded. A less bulky way to do this would be to make a “Forgot Password” page, and simply have the [memb_lost_password] code on it.

[memb_is_logged_in]
[memb_logout_link]
[else_memb_is_logged_in]
[memb_loginform]
<a href=”YOUR FORGOT PASSWORD PAGE”>Forgot your password?</a>
[/memb_is_logged_in]

Advanced Usage

   For a more advanced application of [memb_is_logged_in], you can nest them within each other.

[memb_is_logged_in]
[memb_is_logged_in1]
[else_memb_is_logged_in1]
[/memb_is_logged_in1]
[/memb_is_logged_in]

Shortcodes Used

1. [memb_loginform] – A simple two field login form. Requests Email and Password.
2. [memb_logout_link] – Displays a link that logs a user out.
3. [memb_lost_password] – Displays an email field and sends a user their password.