I know this question is kind of off-topic but I need to come in and say firstly don’t add anybody… anybody…. ANYBODY!! as admin on the site… At that level they can do everything you can do, or probably a lot more if they actually know what they’re doing :-p It’s a good way of … Read more
Which membership plugin enables users to enter html links in blogs and on their profile page?
Can be done easily with a shortcode: [members-only]…content…[/members-only] The shortcode will return content for members, or text ‘<h3>This is for members only!</h3>‘, for non member request. The callback function of the shortcode will check who made a request, and return display data accordingly. Any other text on page/post will be displayed as is. For more … Read more
I am not sure if you just want to share the same user logins across websites or that you want to set up a third platform for the users? In the first case I recommend looking at the answers here, they may be useful: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-share-logins-and-users-between-entirely-separate-multiple-wordpress-sites/ Also https://wordpress.org/plugins/ultimate-member/ is well suited for multisite installations. I have … Read more
Yes, there are tons of plugins to realize this. In my opinion, the most reliable, streamlined and bugfree plugin is “members” by Justin Tadlock. As I’ve said, there are hundrets if not thousands of plugins which can do this. Just browse the plugin directory. On the other hand, building some custom redirects is not that … Read more
I will make an assumption, based on your question: You care how your link is output by the back-end and a JS-based solution is not good, since it defeats the assumed security. My suggestion? Instead of doing checks virtually everywhere in your codebase where there’s an output link, in your set-up, as early as possible … Read more
Memberpress: Can I add a second email address?
Update membership level via API request if using simple membership plugin
Assuming that: Different types of memberships = different User Roles You can simply apply some conditional logic to achieve this: function disable_rss_conditionally() { // First let’s check if the user is logged in // you can use current_user_can() to pass to forbidden roles if (! is_user_logged_in() || current_user_can( ‘subscriber’ ) ) { // you can … Read more
You can only do that if the user is logged in (otherwise there is no “current” user). Depending on what your specific use case is, it would be something like this: if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { global $current_user; $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); // get the username: $username = $current_user->user_login; // set up the URL: $url = … Read more