How can I access member-specific data from a page that is not the member CMS page in Webflow, while using memberstack and airtable?

Published on
September 22, 2023

To access member-specific data from a page that is not the Member CMS page in Webflow while using Memberstack and Airtable, you can follow these steps:

  1. Install and set up Memberstack: Start by installing Memberstack on your Webflow site and configuring it based on your specific requirements. This will allow you to create and manage members and their specific data.

  2. Set up the Member CMS: In Webflow, create a Member CMS collection where you'll store the member-specific data. This is where you'll define the fields you want to collect and display for each member.

  3. Connect the Member CMS to Airtable: To integrate with Airtable, you'll need to connect the Member CMS collection in Webflow to an Airtable base. In the Member CMS settings, under "Collection settings," click on "Integrations" and select Airtable. Follow the prompts to connect to your Airtable base.

  4. Define member-specific fields in Airtable: In your Airtable base, create the necessary fields to store the member-specific data. These fields should align with the fields you defined in the Member CMS collection in Webflow.

  5. Access and display member-specific data on other pages: To access and display member-specific data on pages other than the Member CMS page, you'll need to use Webflow's CMS collection list element and custom code.

  • In Webflow, create a new page and insert a CMS collection list element.
  • Connect the collection list to the Member CMS collection.
  • Customize the design of the list to display the member-specific data as desired.
  • Add custom code to pull the data from Airtable using Memberstack's API and populate it into the CMS collection list element.
  1. Customize the data display: To further customize the display of member-specific data, you can use custom code to conditionally show or hide elements based on the logged-in member's data.

By following these steps, you can access and display member-specific data from a page that is not the Member CMS page in Webflow, while using Memberstack and Airtable.

Additional Questions:

  1. How do I install and set up Memberstack on my Webflow site?
  2. Can I connect Webflow CMS to multiple Airtable bases?
  3. Is it possible to display different content based on a member's subscription level using Memberstack and Webflow?