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April 30, 2013 at 11:32 am

Hi All,

I am building a class sign-up site for a client. In this site, users can sign up for classes either all at once (ie: add to cart) or during each subsequent site visit.  Since I do not want user to have to reenter this info, I would like to add them as site users and then make them login before allowing them to register for a class. This approach would limit how many times they need to enter personal information and (in my estimation) is a lot cleaner. I am using WP-Members for the initial creation of a New User Registration form which will contain all the relevant fields I need to collect from the users (ie: user id, password, age, etc).  I have this part working fine.

What I am looking for some help with is the next part:  How can I prevent them from registering for a specific class or adding a class to their cart unless they are already logged in? I want them to be logged in so EE will bring up their registration info automatically. I know WP-Members can block pages/posts unless a user is logged in, but I am not looking to block the Event Listing content, since I want users to see the details, just not actually sign up before they log in.  Any ideas on how this can be achieved?

Thanks in advance!!