Elementor Pro

  • Resolved adz00

    (@adz00)


    1 year, 1 month ago

    Hi,

    I will be purchasing the plugin once I am certain I can use it for what I need.

    I’m having difficulty finding out if it’s feasible to create a custom plan page using Elementor and then use it as the set-up page for the plans. I’m particularly interested in knowing if this can be done as an alternative to using the ARMembers’ shortcode widget for their pre-set plan configurations and features.


    On my homepage, which I created using Elementor, there are login/register buttons. I would like these buttons to change to a single ‘log out’ button when a user is logged in. Is this achievable?

    • This topic was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by adz00.
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  • Plugin Support dimplemodi

    (@dimplemodi)

    Hello,

    1. Yes you can achieve this using the ARMember plugin. To hide the plan selection on the plan purchase form, ARMember does provide a facility to “Hide Plan Selection Area” settings which you can enable from ARMember Lite -> Configure Plan + Signup form page -> Edit Setup form page.

    After that, you can create a pricing page from the third party plugin and you just need to pass the redirect URL for the plan purchase page with the parameter “subscription_plan” with the plan ID as given below example:

    https://SITE_URL/setup/?subscription_plan={PLAN_ID}

    Replace the {PLAN_ID} with the membership plan ID in the custom pricing plan. You can get a Plan ID from the ARMember Lite -> Manage Plans page. That’s it.

    2. ARMember does provide a facility to display content conditionally using the ARMember Restrict content shortcode. 

    For example, if you want to display the content for the logged in user then you need to use the shortcode given below:

    [arm_restrict_content  plan=”registered,”  type=”show”]
    Add Content for logged in member goes here.
    [armelse]
    Add Content for non logged in members or for visitors here.
    [/arm_restrict_content]

    Thanks

    Thread Starter adz00

    (@adz00)

    I’ve attempted to set up content restrictions based on membership plans, with one plan being free and the other paid, identified by IDs 1 and 2, respectively.

    To display a button using Elementor, I utilised the shortcode widget. Despite this, the message indicating a user is logged in persists, even when no user is logged in

    [arm_restrict_content plan=”2,1,” type=”show”]
    User Logged in
    [armelse]
    [elementor-template id=”2686″]
    [/arm_restrict_content]

    I’ve noticed that it works when you check for the WPRole and now the plan ID.

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by adz00.
    Plugin Support dimplemodi

    (@dimplemodi)

    Hello,

    I have checked accordingly with the shortcode at our local server and there is no issue found.

    So, please confirm by clearing the cache that you may use the caching system and if you are checking with the administrator logged in then, it will always display user logged in content as per the shortcode you have provided.

    Please check accordingly and let me know if there is anything else.

    Thanks

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