Vitaliy Gnezdilov

Commented in [✅]How do I test MemberStack before I launch?

Hey Steve! Yes, when you create a membership, you can do all the testing you'd like. Once ready, just publish your membership in memberstack and you'll be good to go.

Commented in [✅] How to check for a value stored in a custom form field?

Ended up reusing code from a different place on my app:

<script>
MemberStack.onReady.then(function(member) {
if (member['referring-syndicators-webflow-id'] == '{{wf {"path":"syndicator-webflow-id","type":"PlainText"\} }}') {
$('#instant-subscribe').css({'display': 'none'});
};
});
</script>

(Credit:

Igor Voroshilov

)

To reference a member's custom field in memberstack, use the value found under their custom field's attribute.

Commented in [✅]Allowing member profiles to "follow" one another? [Web...

ChrisDrit

Finally getting a chance to thoroughly run through your series. These videos are the perfect cadence. I'd love to get to the point when I can create javascript code like this.

I'm in the process of building out the follow/subscribe functionality now. Fun but challenging!

I'm at a point in the build where I have the two subscribe buttons side by side on the user profile. The first button, visible only to non-members, launches a modal prompting a new member signup, after which their email address is added to the profile owners email list. The second button looks identical but is for those who are members already and are already logged in. Upon instant form submission, a hidden, prefilled form with all of the logged in user's memberstack profile data is sent over to the referrer, building their list of contacts.

Works well so far.

The challenge I'm running into is that when the first subscribe form (memberstack signup) is filled out, I need for the second subscribe button (webflow hidden form) to not show up.

Two ideas:

Is it possible to add to a member's JSON object upon creation of their memberstack membership? Thinking, then, I could reference their JSON object for IDs of profiles that they've subscribed to. If ID of the current profile exists, hide second subscribe button.
Since there's only one, truly-referring profile from which the new member signup can be generated from, I created a form field in memberstack to store the ID of the referrer, who prompted the new member signup. Do you know if the's a way to run a check on the front-end for both, the ID stored in the form field in memberstack (which was collected upon first signup), as well as IDs stored in the JSON object, which are passed through from clicking the webflow form submit button (the second subscribe button for those who are already logged in).

If idea #1 is not possible, how about idea #2?

Commented in Does Memberstack protect content in Webflow from server s...

I do know that memberstack's native solution is that you can specify a page on your site to redirect users who have their javascript turned off. Would that solve your problem? In your Memberstack dashboard, this setting is found under Power-Ups and Require Javascript setting.

Commented in [✅]Tracking member actions and sending data to Active Cam...

Hi Sam! You could always track webflow form submissions and deliver trackable content, like white papers and webinar registrations on the success page of that flow. This you should be able to track via active campaign—based on visits to the success page.

Granted, I am just getting into active campaign so my knowledge of it is limited, but hope the above helps!

Commented in [✅]Allowing member profiles to "follow" one another? [Web...

ChrisDrit

Will give this series another look-through and will post a follow-up. Hope you had a great New Year, Chris!

Commented in Can I set a 2nd Member-specific page for a user?

I understand what you mean. I'd love to hear about any other ways you come up with—this is very relevant to my needs as well. You can only use so many tabs and modals!

Commented in Can I set a 2nd Member-specific page for a user?

I think the way to do this would be to use Tabs and Modals. Where you're staying on the same CMS template page so you can reference that user's data. But using Tabs and Modals to segment the information in a way that makes sense for the user.

Is that how you're thinking? Where are you stuck now?

Commented in [✅]Allowing member profiles to "follow" one another? [Web...

Helps a lot, Chris. Thanks! And makes perfect sense.

Do you think it's possible to do the last part, where certain content is hidden based on if the content owner's member ID is present within another users memberstack metadata?

Commented in Can I set a 2nd Member-specific page for a user?

Hey Adriahz! Hope you had an awesome Christmas. I've seen your post a few days ago and just checked in to see if it got a reply. I thought this would be cool as well. And my project would for sure benefit from this.

I read this on my desktop in more detail and I'm just not sure how this would be possible, since each webflow CMS collection only comes with one template. (Assuming your "USER" data is stored and showing from a webflow cms item, and not fed through from Memberstack).

The way I've been able to go around this is getting pretty good at designing and managing modals. One of my template pages has three whole modals on it with forms intended for different audiences. I foresee having to use Tabs in the future. What are the specific reasons you want to show the user data on a separate page?

Have you had any additional thoughts about this since making this post?

Happy New Year!