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This is one reason it would be better to share a mirror than the direct link to product and OTO pages -

This is being shared in marketing groups across Facebook to help prevent "the blackhat scum" from accessing OTOs without buying the front end.

Quote:Neat little way I've put together (when using jvzoo) to ensure people can't register on your Wordpress site without going through the purchasing process.

I'm doing this with a regular Wordpress setup - Not using wishlist. Default Wordpress registration is in wp-login.php. The register function is located around line 550.



I'm assuming the front end product is the one that gives you access to the content on Wordpress (this is the case for me).

Place this code at the top of your OTO page (ensures they have purchased the front end product)

Code:

http://pastie.org/private/udxqmyqphiojjuiab8arg

You will need to edit in your secret key which can be found here:

Code:

https://www.jvzoo.com/myaccount

What this is doing is setting a cookie so when they land on your registration page later we can check if they have actually purchased our front end product.



You will find a line of code around line 560 within the wp-login.php file.

"login_header(__('Registration Form'), '' . __('Register For This Site') . '
', $errors);"

Above this line you want to place this code:

Code:

http://pastie.org/private/0zlad1zmdaqesc01xonktq

Finally you need to tick an option in your jvzoo product page.

Code:

http://i.imgur.com/EXNP2Kd.png

This means if someone visits your registration page without actually purchasing your product first they will see:

Code:

http://i.imgur.com/38OwUxF.png

Had a few people messaging me for help from another group on how to set this up. Please message me if you need some help, only takes a couple of minutes.


An interesting point someone made was to split test this with an affiliate link from jvzoo and see how many sales comes from this. I'll definitely track that and see what happens.



I know blackhat users often share the registration URL so people can sign up for the content for free.

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That last line kinda made me LOL, I mean, the poster isn't WRONG there hahaha


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If he is not using wishlist, he has no chance to hide his pages from experienced exploiters anyway...

So I'm not interested in registering anyway, as long as I can avoid it ;-)

Cheers, Johnny63

Thanks for sharing this info. Will not do me a lot of good in real world, but I love learning new tricks. Ain't true an old dog cannot learn new tricks:)