You can achieve this with no subscription or payment features using the free Restrict User Access plugin together with WordPress User Roles (a bulit in feature). You set the roles you want for each user, and each role defines access to particular set of content on your site. The plugin’s very flexible and granular, so … Read more
How does a WooCommerce site integrate with the existing real world customer members?
Members only function, but allow account activation [solved]
Might you need one of these Admin capabilities? delete_others_pages delete_others_posts delete_pages delete_plugins delete_posts delete_private_pages delete_private_posts delete_published_pages delete_published_posts Unless you’ve modified the default capabilities for Administrator, to remove one or more of these capabilities, you should be able to delete any Post (of any Post-Type) as an Admin user.
Fields added by S2Member are probably stored in wp_usermeta, while BP’s member search searches over data stored in BP’s xprofile tables. Probably the most straightforward fix is to use a BP profile field for your ‘company’ data. If you’ve already got member data in there, you’d have to write a script that moves (or copies) … Read more
Try this function bp_is_members_component().
So here is the small snippet to show total number of users and all roles with user count. This code should go in the themes functions.php file. The code uses count_user function to fetch the array and show it up on Right Now dashboard screen. function wpse_60487_custom_right_now() { $users = count_users(); echo ‘<table><tbody>’; echo ‘<tr><td … Read more
Off the top of my head… I can think of a plugin that does this: http://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-profile-search/ Perhaps this will provide you with a good starting point for what you’re trying to get done.
I don’t think what you want is URL rewriting. If I understand correctly, what you want is to restrict access to certain pages, posts, categories, etc., based on the current user’s role or capabilities: “If logged in, do something. If not, do something else (like prompt to login or register).” Modifying the output/behavior of a … Read more
I would say plugins are very easy way to handle membership until unless you want it for a small scale like for few pages/posts etc. In that case you can register the level of users as per your requirements, assign capabilities and then on each page/post you can check if ( current_user_can() ) This can … Read more