dhawkins

@paul2009 I'd like to try using your idea of looking for "unauth" but it appears that every page (regardless of being logged in/ authenticated) contains both these classes: <span class="unauth">Login</span> <span class="auth">Account</span> Is there another way to search each page to see if users are logged in or not (avoiding the API... I am not very tech savvy)

* @JabberDesigns did you ever solve this? (sorry, tagged @Wacha previously. but curious to know if anyone has figured out how to authenticate users. i'd like to avoid using API if possible)

Hey @Wacha did you ever solve this? I'm trying to do the same thing - but hide "Add to Cart" button for users who are not logged in.

Hey @spurds Did you ever solve this? I am running into the exact same problem. Did you try hiding content (e.g. Add to Cart) for users who are not logged in?

Hey Leinefae, Did you ever figure this out? I have the same problem.

@Colton1070 Fantastic, thank you thank you thank you! Is it possible for users to login via other means? e.g. a hidden page or URL? I would like users to submit a form through a 3rd party (e.g. via ElfSight), and once approved, I would send them a 'Create Account' login to my SquareSpace site. From what I understand, using your script, that only Admin could create the User Accounts ? ** Looks like I can remove the 2nd parameter , from the pollAndHideIframeBasedOnSrc function? ie. delete "'/account/frame/login/create'" from pollAndHideIframeBasedOnSrc('#accountFrame', '/account/frame/login/create'); Thanks! ps while i'm here, i'm assuming it's possible to update the the text in the iframe, to redirect them to another way to sign up? e.g. Here: continuouslyWaitForElement('#user-account-login-root > div > div > footer > a:nth-child(2)', function(element) { element.style.display = 'none';