You probably want pmpro_getMembershipLevelsForUser from functions.php: /* pmpro_getMembershipLevelsForUser() returns the membership levels for a user * * If $user_id is omitted, the value will be retrieved from $current_user. * By default it only includes active memberships. * * Return values: * Success returns an array of level objects. * Failure returns false. */ function pmpro_getMembershipLevelsForUser($user_id … Read more
The best way to have complete control is to use conditionals in your templates. Look at current_user_can() for specific permissions – or if its simply for being logged in you could use is_user_logged_in(). eg: if( is_user_logged_in() ){ // echo product details }else{ //echo login form and message } That we you have complete control over … Read more
I strongly recommand you to use ACF (pro if you can, usefull for the repeater) : https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ You can easily add custom field and link them to post type, and link post type to each other (this answers your two first questions). For the third, I guess it will depend how you could implement this
give my plugin a try User Specific Content
Instead of forcing WordPress to have a custom membership system, if you want to use your own small membership feature, then you may not have to use sessions at all. For instance, if you want to password protect a specific set of pages, you could make one page require authentication, using a username and password … Read more
Before the start of your loop on single.php, add this code to check the current post against the fifth most recent post date. If the current post is more recent than fifth, show the post, and if older, show a message that has to do with being loggedin/a member. global $post; $tmp_post = $post; // … Read more
I think the best way is just to create accounts for every people from spreadsheet. You can use code provided here but generating random passwords instead and sending a mail to each registered user with their information and alerting them to change their passwords on first login.
You can setup a multisite network that will cover your 20-30 sites. We run a similar type application where we have a site for each school on our network. From there, you could use the following plugin to automatically add users to your blogs. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multisite-user-management/
Just solved this. Under memberpress options, we had to uncheck the option to “Keep members out of the WordPress Dashboard”. That was it! I think the woocommerce checkout page was using ajax to call “admin-ajax.php”. Memberpress was preventing users from accessing this page so it brought up the login redirect page instead. We’ll keep users … Read more
funtion add_profile_page(){ $title_of_page = “page name”; if( null == get_page_by_title( $title_of_page ) ) { $post_id = wp_insert_post( array( ‘comment_status’ => ‘closed’, ‘ping_status’ => ‘closed’, ‘post_author’ => ‘1’, ‘post_name’ => ‘namehere’, ‘post_title’ => $title_of_page, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘post_type’ => ‘page’ ) ); update_post_meta($post_id, ‘_wp_page_template’, ‘mycustomprofile’); } } add_filter( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘add_profile_page’ ); your template page /* Template … Read more