How to actually make paying for a “Product” give access to a function?

  • Resolved stephunique

    (@stephunique)


    11 months, 1 week ago

    I am using the free version of Registration Magic. On this page it shows what it should look like on the front end:

    https://registrationmagic.com/wordpress-registrationmagic-form-payments-even-easier/

    In the example, it shows paying for 3 blog posts at $25 each equals $75.

    My question is, how do you actually make it so that paying for this “product”, regardless of what it is named (you can technically name it anything and the form only asks for a price and quantity), activates the intended function? Ie the person can make 3 blog posts after paying or can make 3 classified ad posts after paying.

    Also, is there a way to allow them to have the first one for free, or certain users for free?

    Thank you

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    (@registrationmagicsupport)

    Hi @stephunique,

    The scenario described in the article is just one example. RegistrationMagic does not directly offer blog posting functionality. However, you can allow it if you already have assigned this functionality to a specific user role. And then auto assign that role to users registering through a form containing the variable quantity product fields.

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