Members & Audienceshttp://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/en-US2009-11-27T17:07:21ZSquarespace Site Server v5.8.3 (http://www.squarespace.com/)Members resetting their password see an SSL Certificate warning, how can I prevent this?http://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/members-resetting-their-password-see-an-ssl-certificate-warn.htmlAdmin2009-09-06T15:22:27Zcertificate error login members securityIf you're using a mapped domain on your site, members resetting their passwords will see a security certificate warning (see this FAQ entry for more information).  You can resolve this warning message by modfiying your e-mail templates to direct members to your Squarespace URL to reset their password.

From [Website Management > Structure > Website Settings > Email], choose the Password Recovery e-mail template.  Replace the existing password recovery variable:

PASSWORD_RECOVERY_LINK

by adding this new variable:

SQUARESPACE_PASSWORD_RECOVERY_LINK

This will use your Squarespace URL instead, and will eliminate the security warning.

Note: Amending your e-mail templates is a feature available with the Business package and higher.  Please excercise caution when making changes, as this can affect information added to your messages.

]]>Changing Comment Permissionshttp://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/changing-comment-permissions.htmlAdmin2009-07-22T22:49:45ZCreating a Member Accounthttp://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/creating-a-member-account.htmlAdmin2009-05-27T18:49:01Zaccount create member new registered start userYou can create a member or editor account within your site, and assign this account to an audience. With this feature, this user will be able to log into your site with site permissions as defined by their audience.  Instructions for creating a new audience are available here.

]]>Creating a New Audiencehttp://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/creating-a-new-audience.htmlAdmin2009-05-27T18:41:37Zaudience create new permissions start userhere.]]>How can members of my site subscribe to email updates?http://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/how-can-members-of-my-site-subscribe-to-email-updates.htmlAdmin2009-05-23T03:00:00ZEmail notifications for site members should be set up as follows:

  1. Create a new Member Account - Each person who requires email updates should have an account within your site. You can add member accounts from within [Members & Access > Member Accounts] from within your site manager.
  2. Have the Member Enable the Subscription - Once your member logs in to your site using his/her account, they can create a subscription to any page on your site by clicking their profile link in the admin bar at the top right of the screen. Under Membership Management, click Subscribe to Page Updates on the page they wish to receive updates for.
]]>How can I subscribe to changes on my site or receive comment notifications via email?http://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/how-can-i-subscribe-to-changes-on-my-site-or-receive-comment.htmlAdmin2009-05-23T03:00:00ZYou can create an email subscription to any page on your site by clicking your profile link in the top gray bar while logged in. In the drop-down menu, click the link to Subscribe to Page Updates. For instance, to receive notifications by email when someone comments on your Journal entries, you would navigate to your Journal page and click "Subscribe to Page Updates".  This function will also notify you of comments submitted for approval (for site owners) if you have comment moderation enabled within your site.  Note that you will not receive email updates for your own changes to subscribed pages -- you will only receive updates via email from other editors.

]]>Can I restrict portions of my website behind a password? How do I add an editor to my account?http://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/can-i-restrict-portions-of-my-website-behind-a-password-how.htmlAdmin2009-05-23T03:00:00Zaccess member permissions restrictYou can do this by creating an Audience for your website, then creating Member Accounts within that Audience (these are the logins). The basic process is this:

  1. Create an Audience — Creating an audience for your site will allow you to specify a group of users, and what those users can do and see on your site. Start in the Members & Access > Member Permissions tab of your site manager, and click to create a new audience. Give the audience a name and a description.
  2. Give the Audience Permissions — After creating your audience you will specify what this audience can do/see on your website. The left hand column contains the pages of your site, and the top row contains the audiences that you've added to your site. Move the sliders in the grid to the appropriate permission levels for each audience. 
    Note: To prevent the public from viewing specific pages on your site, you'll need to set the Public Audience permissions for your pages to restricted.
  3. Create one or more Logins — At this point, navigate to Member Accounts in order to create some logins that will have the permissions defined by your newly created audience. Add a login, and set this login to be in your new audience.

You're finished. Your new login will work at the login area on the front of your site, and these users will have the permissions you set up in the Audience Permissions page.

]]>If I have a site with multiple members, how can they login using an XML-RPC client?http://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/if-i-have-a-site-with-multiple-members-how-can-they-login-us.htmlAdmin2009-05-22T22:00:00Zmembers multiple rpc users xmlMembers of your site can log in using an XML-RPC client by providing a username of the format "<sitename>/<USERNAME>".

]]>Can I generate a mailing list of all members in each audience?http://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/can-i-generate-a-mailing-list-of-all-members-in-each-audienc.htmlAdmin2009-05-22T03:41:00Zaudience audience email email mailing list membersYes. This is available from [Website Management > Members & Access > Member Permissions]. Click to edit your audience, and locate the button at the bottom of the page to generate a mailing list of your members -- see this screenshot for more information.

]]>How do I set a login redirect page?http://manual.squarespace.com/members-audiences/how-do-i-set-a-login-redirect-page.htmlAdmin2009-05-22T03:05:35Zlogin member redirect sign inYou can configure this on a per-audience basis for member accounts on your site. Navigate to [Website Management > Members & Access > Member Permissions]. Click to edit your audience, and choose the login or logout redirect page from the drop down menu.

Note: Members will need to log in directly via a login page on your site to be directed to the page you set. See this guide for adding a login page.

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