Sidebar widget only appears for logged-in users
Sidebar widget only appears for logged-in users
Sidebar widget only appears for logged-in users
How to capture and save the url param in usermeta during memberpress signup?
That can be done, yes. It is a fairly common use of WordPress. I’ve seen many plugins that help you do just that. As plugin recommendations are off-topic, I’ll leave choosing to you. What I will do is outline a good approach to working on such a project. Step one – know exactly what you … Read more
Need to build a community membership and event/ticketing system
You might be able to use the edit_profile_url filter: add_filter( ‘edit_profile_url, ‘wpse419568_user_profile_redirect’, 10, 3 ); /** * Filters the URL for the user profile. * * @param string $url The profile URL. * @param int $user_id The user ID. * @param string $scheme The URL scheme (eg http, https, login, etc.). * @return string The … Read more
See if this article, which I published last year, helps.
I have had success in providing member functionality using the s2Member plugin. There are several solutions available so I would recommend researching “membership” plugins.
Membership website with discount on scheduled appointment
Username character requirements
There are several plugins around that allow you to customize your registration process. One such plugin is called Pie Register. Among the many features it offers, it allows: Invitation Codes Is your blog super exclusive? If so, you better require an invite to join your high end crew. Setup multiple codes and track where your … Read more