• Resolved vinem

    (@vinem)


    Hi there!

    I’m building a website with a social network on the mainsite (Buddypress) and a forum in a subdomain (bbPress).
    Because I want to sell subscription to grant access to some parts of the website, I’m using Paid Membership Pro plugin to register with their Multisite Membership Add-on + Buddypress and bbPress integration Add-on.
    Problem is, due to WordPress system, when people subscribe through the main site, they’re not added to the subsites automatically. I have to add them as “existing users” but then, it creates kind of a “new profile” and their Buddypress profile is no longer linked.

    Can your plugin help with that?
    And do I have to enable registration on the subsites? And then what to put as a basic level, knowing that I use User Role Editor to set up what people can or can’t do on each subsite and that Subscriber don’t have access to some.

    I know it’s a bit tricky, I hope you can help.
    Thank you!

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by vinem.
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  • Plugin Author Justin Fletcher

    (@justinticktock)

    The new profile that you talk about for and BuddyPress not being linked I believe is due to BuddyPress doing its own thing for user roles and not using the standard WP roles. That could be a show stopper for you as NSUR uses the standard WordPress Roles.

    For the auto registration for subsisted then NSUR can help with this but I think your issue will be with BuddyPress.

    You can trial NSUR to see just disable it when finished.

    Thread Starter vinem

    (@vinem)

    Hi,

    Thank you for your reply.
    Well PMPro has a Buddypress integration Add-on that actually overrides the Buddypress roles. I don’t use the registration system of Buddypress and I set what people have access to with PMPro.
    But yes, I don’t use WordPress roles, PMPro creates a new role for each level of subscription. So I guess it won’t work, Buddypress or not.

    Thank you again!
    Have a nice day,
    Virginie

    Plugin Author Justin Fletcher

    (@justinticktock)

    Ok, I don’t have experience with those plugins.. so yes if they use WordPress roles (the standard ones or new ones created) then it may work. The important thing is that you don’t have plugins that add a new user Group/role technique and I know BuddyPress did this (at least in the earlier days) using their own custom roles/use groups. Also you can’t use plugins that override the registration process themselves as NSUR will want to follow the WordPress method.

    I’ll close this topic out now but come back with more questions if you want ??

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