Error! Security check failed for membership level identifier validation.
The submitted membership level data does not match.
If you are using caching please empty the cache data and try again.
If you are using the Form Builder addon, please update the addon and try again.

But there does not seem to be an update for this plugin.
Can anybody help here please?

But still be able to retain info from those who wish to change subscription info/status?

I’m happy to buy the premium version if it can give us this extra functionality.

We have subscribers to an online magazine and want to filter from their numbers to select, track and update this list PLUS those who have added their name for just the free newsletter in a single list.

Thanks for your help!
George

we have a site with plugin Simple WordPress Membership installed (using the access control of that plugin) and for a test case I additionally installed PublishPress Permissions and do some investigations…
With PublishPress Permissions active, I cannot use access control of Simple WordPress Membership anymore (changed settings are not stored) – that’s bad! Maybe that behavior comes with a recent update – I’m not sure. So I decided to remove that plugin, hoping to get back to former behavior and possibilities.

But after deactivating and later deleting PublishPress Permissions plugin (I also deleted [hopefully all] database tables and options related to that in my distress) the access control settings of Simple WordPress Membership are also gone (i.e. in the ‘edit category’ dialog). Unfortunately the permission restrictions of PublishPress Permissions are still persistent, so in fact my installation is broken.

How do I get back the situation before installing your plugin?
Which settings were changed by the plugin?

Every hint – also for further investigation – to solve the problem is welcome…

Regards
Knut

I’m about to create a WordPress site for an association of film-makers. There we have implemented the plugin Simple WordPress Memebership to manage members of the association. So I want to show the SWPM Login form even when a login is required from Events Manager. Is there a (simple) way to do that?

As far as I know, the link to WordPress’ login page is hardcoded in the plugin.
Would you please state this extended functionality as a feature request for a future release.

Thanks in advance for answering and kind regards.
Knut

I want the same thing to happen using partial protection. My question is — When using the partial protection shortcode, I am adding a restricted message in the shortcode that looks like this, but I’d like my LOGIN link to do the same. Could you tell me how I could make my shortcode link redirect to the previous page as well and/or have that swpm_redirect_to added to it?

Thank you very much for your help.
Zach

First of all, I am in the middle of starting all this up on a new site so please excuse the multiple questions. I’m sure I will settle in shortly.

When entering a new member I get the following error message after the browser takes a long time to process:

“The page you are looking for is temporarily unavailable.
Please try again later.
30d048b4c6fc67c4fe59256efcd78c19 4ace567b536968377d73952df448f185 7d472e1aa83634efb3e4a784e55aa49a”

However, the data does get entered into the membership list. I also get this same error when filling out my FSCF, yet that order also goes through.

I’m just trying to track down the source, since at this point I don’t know if it is a WP database issue, a 1&1 server issue, or a plug-in issue.

I am using the latest google chrome release. I am on a 1and1.com shared hosting service. I have the latest version of simple membership as well. I am not having issues with slow downs or error messages anywhere else, only when submitting data through the wp plugin.

Thanks

Is it possible to either insert placeholders in the password fields of the edit profile page or add some instructions to let members know they can “leave empty to retain old password”, like it does on the edit page in the admin menu? Since the fields are default blank, I don’t want them to think that they have to add their existing password if they don’t want to change it.

Thanks

I have a pay site and for some reason my “Paid” users are unable to view protected content that they should be able to. For example, I have a page and I mark “Protect this content” and I check the level “Paid”. When that user logs in, the log in redirect happens and I checked the log files to make sure it’s registering.

However, when they click on the protected page they get a message “You need to login to view this content. Please Login. Not a Member? Join Us”.

I didn’t have this issue before, it seems to be new. I can’t tell if it’s because I migrated my site or because wordpress updated or 1 or the other or both.

$encrypted_pass = SwpmUtils::encrypt_password($plain_password);

and have discovered something bizarre.

For irrelevant reasons I reset all the plaintext passwords in the database to the user’s first name in order to base their new (temporary) passwords on the user first name, then hashed them all using the method above. Where users had the same first name I made sure their first name was Mary1, Mary2, Mary3 etc.

Weirdly, all the logins work for people with unique names like Hortense or Jeroboam, but most of the time (not always) the passwords that are Mary1 or John5 or Peter7 return an error message.

What is the encryption doing here? I can get around it if I have to, but the reason why intrigues me!

Thanks
SP