miasua/Experience-Paul-Baloche-Issues — Issue #9: Lowest Priority - Logout link
Author: realpb
Created: 2012-03-09 07:14:25+00:00
State: open

In the footer... after Privacy Policy, can we add a LOGOUT link?

form the (weak-ass) documentation:

Logging Out
Once a member is logged in, we need a way for them to log out. You can accomplish
this in several different ways.

Deﬁning the log out page
The ﬁrst thing to do is deﬁne which page members are sent to immediately after logging
out. You can use any page or post on your site, but often times the Log In page is a
good choice. Once you decide on the appropriate page, navigate to that page in the
WordPress admin panel and create a custom ﬁeld:
Name: cart66_memberValue: logout
This custom ﬁeld tags the selected page as the page where the member will land right
after logging out. If you do not deﬁne this page, Cart66 will send the member to your
site’s home page. Note that you do not want to pick your Log Out page as the page
where you put this custom ﬁeld.

Log out using the [account_login] shortcode
When a member is already logged in, the [account_login] shortcode provides a
welcome statement followed by a link to log out. It is common to use this shortcode in
the My Account page.

Log out using auto-appended log out link
In the Cart66 settings panel under the Spreedly Account Information section there is an
option to select “Yes” for the Log out link setting. Doing so will automatically append a
Log Out link to the end of your navigation if you are building your navigation with the
wp_list_pages() to construct your navigation. If you are using the WordPress 3.0 Menu
then this setting will have no effect and you will need to choose an alternate method of
integrating logging out.