• Resolved LoNo09

    (@lono09)


    I have the registration page added to my main menu but for some reason when you click on it, it takes you to the membership options to sign up for a specific membership. I want my users to be able to make an account without having to “sign up for a membership”.

    I would like the registration menu option to go straight to the registration form and not the page of membership options.

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  • Plugin Support Dimitris – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudev-support6)

    Hello there @lono09

    By default the page set in Membership 2 -> Settings -> Membership 2 Pages -> Registration will replace all default WP registration links in your installation.

    This is a normal WP page though, using the following shortcode:
    [ms-membership-signup]

    Above shortcode, as you can also see in Membership 2 -> Help -> Shortcodes:

    Shows a list of all memberships which the current user can sign up for

    An alternative can be the [ms-membership-register-user] shortcode, which:

    Displays a registration form. Visitors can create a WordPress user account with this form

    Hope that was some help! ??
    Warm regards,
    Dimitris

    Thread Starter LoNo09

    (@lono09)

    So I don’t particularly like the WP portal and I use a plug-in for my members, will those user who sign up on the plug-in just be given the default membership access?

    Also is there a page for all short link codes because I didn’t see some of the above mentioned shortcodes on the memberships page.

    Lastly is there anyway to connect the memberships to woocomerce or is there a short code to like a product page for the memberships I just have the “sign up” shortcode which I can’t customize the button text for.

    Plugin Support Imran – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudev-support9)

    Hello @lono09

    Hope all is well!

    will those user who sign up on the plug-in just be given the default membership access?

    If Default Membership is created on your end, all registered users belong to a Default Membership, unless they have signed up to standard/dripped membership

    Also is there a page for all short link codes because I didn’t see some of the above mentioned shortcodes on the memberships page.

    All shortcodes can be found from Membership 2 > Help > Shortcodes. Please click on Expand link to see more information about each shortcode. The [ms-membership-register-user] shortcode is added in that list.

    Lastly is there anyway to connect the memberships to woocomerce or is there a short code to like a product page for the memberships I just have the “sign up” shortcode which I can’t customize the button text for.

    The Membership plugin is not integrated with Woocomemrce, but since the Woocommerec using custom post type, you can protect Woocomemrce pages under any membership. Protected pages will show a Log In / Sign In option when a visitor will land on. Please make sure to enable “Individual Custom Posts” add-on from Membership 2 > Add-ons.

    As a signup shortcode, you can use [ms-membership-signup] with attributes:
    membership_signup_text -> Default Button label: “Signup”
    membership_move_text -> Default Button label:”Change”
    membership_cancel_text -> Default Button label:”Cancel”
    membership_renew_text -> Default Button label:”Renew”
    membership_pay_text -> Default Button label: “Complete Payment”

    Final shortcode can look like this:
    [ms-membership-signup membership_signup_text="Your Text" membership_move_text="Your Text"... ]

    Hope this helps!

    Cheers,
    Nastia

    Plugin Support Imran – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudev-support9)

    Hello @lono09

    Hope you’re doing well!

    We’ve not heard from you in a while. I’ve marked this ticket as resolved for now, but if you need anything else at all, we’re here for you, please just reopen the ticket or create a new one.

    Kind regards,
    Nastia

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