• Resolved louqi

    (@louqi)


    As the title suggests, I would like to restrict access to certain page content only to customers who have made a purchase. When anyone visits the page, they will be prompted to enter their order number and email. If a corresponding purchase record is found, only then can they view the page content. Is there a plugin available to achieve this functionality?

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  • Saif

    (@babylon1999)

    Hello @louqi,

    Thank you for reaching out!

    As the title suggests, I would like to restrict access to certain page content only to customers who have made a purchase.

    You can achieve this with the WooCommerce Memberships extension. Simply create a membership product, navigate to a WordPress page and select it. If the customer has purchased the membership product, they’ll have access to the page, if not, throw an error.

    It’s also fully compatible with Woo Subscriptions, if you prefer a subscription model. You can find more information on this integration here: WooCommerce Memberships Subscriptions Integration.

    I suggest you give it a try (we don’t offer trials but we have?a 30 day refund policy). If this extension turns out to be not what you were looking for,?please reach out to us via email?and we’ll be more than happy to help find alternatives. :?)

    Hope this helps!

    Thread Starter louqi

    (@louqi)

    @saif Thank you for your response. However, it seems that this plugin is too heavy, and it doesn’t support the functionality I need, which is to allow customers to input their order number and email. In my store, many customers make purchases as guests without registering an account. ??

    Plugin Support Shameem R. a11n

    (@shameemreza)

    Hi @louqi,

    If WooCommerce Memberships don’t fulfil your needs, you may need to consider custom development. This is because WooCommerce’s default features might not cover your specific requirements right out of the box.

    If you’re comfortable with a bit of coding, you could also use WooCommerce hooks to create a custom function that checks if a user has a specific order number and email before displaying certain content. This would give you the most flexibility, but it might require a developer’s assistance if you’re unfamiliar with PHP and WordPress hooks.

    Therefore, if you need help with custom development tasks, we recommend seeking help from the following:

    I wish I could help more, but hopefully, this gets you going in the right direction to get the job done.

    Thread Starter louqi

    (@louqi)

    @shameem Thanks for pointing out the solution, I’ll try to find a dev to help me implement it, thanks!

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