How to configure Memberstack 2.0 for Squarespace and compare performance metrics with version 1.0? Answered
Hello! Has anyone installed memberstack 2.0 on squarespace succesfully? Memberstack support hasn’t been helpful, just mentions “it’s possible” but tutorials shared have not a single instruction into this endevaour. PLEASSE HELPPPP
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The process of installing Memberstack in Squarespace should be the same as any other platform, you should add the script tag that Memberstack provides as custom code.
Here's a tutorial on where you should be able to add it https://www.websitebuilderinsider.com/how-do-i-add-custom-javascript-to-squarespace/
Or reading their official docs
https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205815908-Using-code-injection#:~:text=To%20add%20JavaScript%20to%20a,your%20site's%20template%20and%20version.
But... Squarespace already has membership features... so you should disable the accounts and ecommerce functionality, if enabled 🤔
I was able to install Memberstack on Squarespace by injecting the code for thats provided for Webflow into the header. It works fine on hiding specific sites and redirecting to others. However, I cannot find out how to create the login/signup pages as the components only allow you to install it to Webflow. Were you able to make progress on this?
Hi Ground Up
You could try creating the a custom form using html.. could be copy and pasting a standard form export from Webflow. You could also try using Memberstack builtin login and signup modal.Or if you really want to use Squarespace forms you could inject the required Memberstack attributes using js 🙂
Hi Raquel Lopez, thanks for the quick reply. I have very little knowledge of html or js, hence why i use squarespace lol. How would I use the builtin login and signup modals? What do I need to input into a squarespace code block?
Sure Ground Up I think this article should have the info you need https://support.memberstack.com/hc/en-us/articles/4410447005851-Signup-and-Login-Modals
Uhmm. I think this is the old version. Let me see if I find "an easy"way in the docs xD
Yeah thats what i keep finding, i think in 1.0 it was much easier. But now everything is guided for Webflow
It used to give you a link instead of attributes but i cannot find links anymore
It's ok. It's nothing that I can't find solution 😁
The easy way for you, since you're not a code savvy, will be to insert a custom code block. And inside that custom code we'll use some html magic to call the modal ⭐
It's basically the same as if you were doing it with Webflow. If you want to add a modal, you can use something like this
For the sign up would be
And so on, and so forth. All modal properties that you can use are in this documentation
Wow, amazing, just tried it and it worked.
Hello,
My management team is looking for more details from a performance stand point on why Memberstack 2.0 better than 1.0, is there anything you guys can share that shows performance metrics?
Thank you in advance
Hi Miguel,
Thank you for reaching out.
Memberstack 2.0 brings several performance improvements over 1.0, including:
2.0 offers a lot more features generally compared to 1.0. For specific performance metrics or more detailed comparisons/questions, I recommend checking the Memberstack Help Center or submitting a support ticket using this link for the most accurate information.
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