After Paid Membership Pro install I can't access all of my pages

  • Resolved Virgil Shelton

    (@archaxis)


    13 years, 6 months ago

    Hi,

    Great plugin, it’s what I was looking however after I installed a fresh version of WP 3.2.1 with no other plugins installed and PMP I’m unable view all of my pages by clicking the “All Pages” view in the WP Backend, I’m redirect to the /membership-levels/ page when I click the all pages link.

    After disabling the plugin I can access the All Pages list as expected.

    I setup PMP using a free plan and I let the plugin auto generate my membership pages. I changed the default email address, I added a category to the free plan as well as put a test page into this category.

    If you can investigate that would be awesome,

    Thanks for the snazzy plugin!

    Virgil

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  • Thread Starter Virgil Shelton

    (@archaxis)

    I discovered the problem. I was being redirect to the membership page because I wasn’t a member, lol. Simply signing up for the membership fixed the redirect issue. This isn’t the expect behavior however since I’m a Administrator.

    I suggest Paid Memberships Pro should automatically grant any users in the Administrative role access to all membership levels.

    Thanks,

    Virgil!

    Plugin Author Jason Coleman

    (@strangerstudios)

    @archaxis,

    Thanks for pointing out this bug. I’m working on a fix right now.

    I think that on the front end it is useful to not have the admin role override the membership status. This way the admin can change levels and see how things will look on the frontend (though they can use test accounts too). I can also envision setups where people have admin access, but still want different membership levels for other functionality.

    However, on the WP Admin, it definitely shouldn’t be redirecting you away from the edit page screen. Going to fix that ASAP.

    Thanks for pointing this out.

    Regards,

    Jason Coleman
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    Thread Starter Virgil Shelton

    (@archaxis)

    Awesome!

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Jason Coleman

    (@strangerstudios)

    The issue was with the pmpro_wp function which is on live 221 of the main plugin file (paid-memberships-pro.php). This function figures out if it needs to include one of the “preheader” files for the membership pages.

    It needed a if(!is_admin()) in there to avoid including the preheader in the admin.

    It is using the $post global to figure out what page is being viewed. I’m thinking there may be cases where $post is set at the time of the “wp” hook on the front end but not really the page you are viewing… but can’t think of any right now. Maybe I should be using “is_page” in here instead. Hmm.

    Anyway, 1.2.1 should be released soon which fixes this. Thanks again.

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