bdiddymcHello Folks,
I am wanting to build a members area for my wordpress site. I do not understand the wordpress system enough to integrate it 100%, as it is only a small members set up to few a couple of pages - and I don't want members seeing the dashboard. (Also as I do not want to clog up the template menu with templates for single pages - that won't make sense for my client - I would prefer to avoid that technique)
My thoughts are to set up wordpress so it's runs in a subfolder but accessed my the main domain address. Technique here
Then I was going to set up a folder with my own pages, that I can have control over.
So The files are set up:
Domain
-- WordPress
---- Wordpres Files
-- Members
---- Login.php
---- Process.php
---- Register.php
---- Members_Content.php
Now, following this method to integrate WordPress into a site. I am setting up the skeletons of my custom pages as
<?php
/* Short and sweet */
define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
require('../wp/wp-blog-header.php');
get_header();
?>
<!-- MY CONTENT GOES IN HERE -->
<?php get_sidebar() ?>
<?php get_footer() ?>This seems to be pretty close to what I need. However, I have the following issues.
- As it is outside of the WordPress Set Up, the page is being seen as an error page so the <title> is 'Page Not Found - Blog Title'
- The breadcrumbs are showing 'Home > 404' - Guessing due to same issue as the title problem.
Is there a way to set this info above the get_header();
Or is there a method I am overlooking?
Any help would be appreciated.
