# Lock
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## **Lock condition** ### **Logged-in customer:** If you create a lock with this condition, the customers will be immediately redirected to the Login page of your store (or any pages that you choose in the **“Redirect to”** section).
### **Selected customers:** There are two types of this condition, **Automate condition** and **Manual**. * The **Automate condition** option will help you manage the customers to be able to see the locked site by the customer tag. Then once the customers access the locked site, they will be redirected to the Login page of your store (or any pages that you choose in the **“Redirect to”** section). The customer tag will be added to the customer account in the **Customers folder** of Shopify.
* The **Manual** option will help you choose and manage the customers who can be able to view the locked site
### **Visitors with passcode:** This condition will make the customers enter a passcode to view the locked site. They will be redirected to the lock page which has a passcode input field.
### **Secret link:** Just like the **“Visitors with passcode”** condition, the customers will need a code to add to the tail of the page URL. Then they will be able to see the locked site. The normal link has this form: abc/product/special The secret link will be like this: abc/product/special**?access=test1234** The URL tail: **?access=test1234** is the code you have to set up in the app setting. You will have to create a code tail and add it to the tail of the page URL you want to access that locked page
Then once the customers access the locked site, they will be redirected to the lock page.
*** ## Creating Lock for specific products Steps to manage 1\. Open the app > click on the **Locks** section > **Create Lock**
2\. Enter the Lock **Name** 3\. In the **Lock resources** setting > Click on the **Content to lock** section, select the **Specific products** option. You can choose between the “All products” option or the “Manual products” option. In this case, we use the “Manual products” option as an example:
4\. Click on the **Manage products** button > Tick on the checkbox of the products you want > **Add**
You can choose more than one product. 5\. In the **Product Settings** section, tick on the checkbox to hide the **Product**, **Product price,** or the **“Add to cart” button**. You can select one of these options or select all.
6\. Set up **Lock conditional**: Select who can (or cannot) access the content, and the direct page when customers access the Lock. 7\. Click **Save** to update the changes Check the result on the front store. *** ## Creating Lock for collections **Steps to manage** 1\. Open the app > click on **Locks** section > click the **Create Lock** button 2\. Enter the Lock **Name** 3\. In the **Lock resources** setting > Click on the **Content to lock** section, select the **Specific collections** option.
4\. Click on the **Add collections** button > tick on the checkbox of the collection you want > click **Add**
5\. In the **Product Settings** section, tick on the checkbox to hide the **product**, **product price,** or the **“Add to cart” button**. You can select one of these options or select all.
6\. Set up **Lock conditional**: Select who can (or cannot) access the content, and the direct page when customers access the Lock 7\. Click **Save** to update the changes Check the result on the front store. When customers access the collection, the lock widget shows up
*** ## Creating locks for a specific page **Steps to manage** 1\. Open the app > click **Locks** > click the **Create Lock** button 2\. Enter the Lock **Name** 3\. In the **Lock resources** section > **Content to lock** section, select the **Specific page** option 4\. The page list of your site shows up > tick on the checkbox of the page(s) you want (you can select multiple pages)
5\. Set up **Lock conditional**: Select who can (or cannot) access the content, and the direct page when customers access the Lock
6\. Click **Save** to update the changes Check the result on the front store View result on the front store *** ## Creating Lock for a specific URL **Steps to manage** 1\. Open the app > click **Locks** > click **Create Lock** button
2\. Enter the Lock **Name** 3\. In **Lock resources** > **Content to lock** section, select **Specific URL** option 4\. Enter the URL link you want to lock. For example: ***/search***
5 Set up **Lock conditional**: Select who can (or cannot) access the content, and the direct page when customers access the Lock
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