alexandrubodea

Hi @digitalmc,

I see that you’ve also opened a support ticket regarding this on our site, we can continue our conversation regarding this there since the message also refers to paid functionalities and we’re not allowed to speak about the paid versions here.

Best regards,

The WordPress plugin repo says the client portal plugin hasn’t been tested for the last 3 major releases of WordPress. Is it still maintained?

-> Unfortunately, Client Portal will no longer receive updates regarding new functionalities, but in case certain high issues arise like security issues then most likely a new update will be released addressing those.

Note: Still, I want to mention that our other the plugins, Paid Member Subscriptions and Profile Builder, are fully supported for future bug fixes and new functionalities.

Also, it says client portal can be combined with Profile Builder. Is it possible to combine it with Paid Membership Subscriptions? My use case is of an accounting firm that wishes to sell some services with woocommerce and also have a subscriber only section of the site, with each registered user having the option to buy a subscription plan or a service with registered-only discount. Each registered user should have his/her own private space. Which combination between client portal, paid membership and profile builder would you suggest?

-> With Paid Member Subscriptions you can sell?subscription plans?on your site while using our?Registration form, through payment gateways like?Stripe,?PayPal, or the?Manual/Offline?payment gateway.

We also have forms for Login, Account, and Recover Password. You can read more about the available shortcodes?here.

There is also an integration between PMS and WooCommerce with which you can offer special discount prices (to WooCommerce Products) only to active PMS members. You can read more about this here.

With PMS, you also have access to the Content Restriction functionality with which you can restrict access to your pages, posts, or custom post types only to active PMS members.

Besides this, I don’t think there is a problem creating a private page where the content of the page is specific to each user. This needs to be done with the Client Portal plugin. The only thing to mention here is that the private page will be available to those users even if they have their PMS membership expired or have none at all.

All the functionalities mentioned above can be used and tested with our free version of Paid Member Subscriptions (and Client Portal).

Best regards,

Hi @erinflockhart,

Unfortunately, the use of wildcards is not possible in the “Email Domains Registering” setting. Maybe you can further adapt the following custom code so that you add extra validations to the email field.

function wppbc_check_email_value( $message, $field, $request_data, $form_location ){
	global $wpdb;

    if ( isset( $request_data['email'] ) ) {

        if ((isset($request_data['email']) && (trim($request_data['email']) == '')) && ($field['required'] == 'Yes'))
            return wppb_required_field_error($field["field-title"]);
        
    }

    return $message;
}
add_filter( 'wppb_check_form_field_default-e-mail', 'wppbc_check_email_value', 20, 4 );

Keep in mind that the above code is just an example and at the moment it only makes a validation to see if the field is empty or not (which is already done by the plugin). You will need to further adapt that code to your liking.

You can add the code to your site by adding it to your theme’s ‘functions.php’ file or by creating a new plugin as described here.

Note: As with any modifications, is always recommended to do a backup of your site before proceeding.

Note 2: To help with the fight against spam registrations, you can also use the reCaptcha field. We also introduced the reCaptcha v3 implementation to our field.

Best regards,

Hi @hadean,

What you’re describing should be possible with a different plugin that we offer: Client Portal.

The Client Portal documentation is kind of poor, so I’m going to give a short description here:

How Client Portal works: a new page is generated for each newly registered user. For already existing users you need to go to?Dashboard -> Users -> Client Portal Settings?and click on the “Generate pages for existing users” button. You may edit the private pages (and then view them) by going to the?Dashboard -> Users -> All Users screen?and hovering with the mouse over a user, you will see a link to edit their private page. On those pages, you can upload notes/documents for each one of your users.

Best regards,

Hi @karine0908,

I can see that some parts of the shortcode are bolded, please make sure the whole shortcode is added normally (there are no bolded parts). Also, please make sure the shortcode is added in to the Shortcode block from your editor.

Best regards,

Hi @billionsboy,

For both of these redirects, you will need to set up some arguments inside of their respective shortcodes. For the Registration form, you can read more about this here, and for the Login form here.

Let me know if you are still encountering issues after following the above information.

Best regards,

Hi @sitebolts,

Thank you for your feedback!

We agree with your suggestion and we will try to implement it in a future plugin update.

Best regards,

Hi @cwaldick,

If you want to move forward with the investigation, then a test site where this issue is also reproduced works too.

Best regards,

Hi @dielequeiroz,

1. The PMS Content restriction functionality works with standard Pages, Posts, or Custom Post Types. Is the page where you encounter this issue a normal WP page or it has some specific particularities? Could you please provide more details about this page?
   
2. Could you please share a screenshot of how the PMS Content Restriction was applied to that page?

You can use a site like https://snipboard.io/ to share the screenshots.

Best regards,

I’ve tested on my WP Instance with an exact setup as the one you’ve shown and for me, it works correctly. Out of curiosity, if you go to your site’s Dashboard -> Elementor -> Settings -> Features -> and disable the “Element Caching” setting, does it work correctly then?

Best regards,

Hi @hmcurator,

Unfortunately, WCK will no longer receive updates regarding new functionalities, but in case certain high issues arise like security issues then most likely a new update will be released addressing those.

Best regards,

Hi @moticos,

“Would it be helpful if I gave you backend access to the site?“

-> No, please do not do this, since it is a public forum here.

Another thing you can try is to go to Plugins -> Installed Plugins -> and deactivate the Paid Member Subscriptions plugin -> after which activate it again. Then do again the step I mentioned above: Go to Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> Payments -> put the site in “Test Mode” then click on “Save Settings” after which put the site back in “Live Mode” and click again on “Save Settings”.

Best regards,

Hi @cwaldick,

I’ve registered on your site and when I visit the following page: https://wishlist.teesom.com/edit-profile/, I don’t see our Edit Profile form, instead the following message is shown: “The page can’t be found. It looks like nothing was found at this location.“

Also, the following registration form from here: https://wishlist.teesom.com/register/, is not created with our plugin (Profile Builder).

Best regards,

Hi @karine0908,

1. Could you please go to your site’s Dashboard -> Plugins -> Installed Plugins -> and send a full screenshot with everything you have installed related to Paid Member Subscriptions (make sure the plugin version can be seen)?
   
2. Could you please go to your site’s Dashboard -> Pages -> click on the page where you’ve added the Login form -> and send a screenshot where it can be seen exactly how the shortcode was added to the page?

You can use a site like https://snipboard.io/ to share the screenshots.

Best regards,

For the moment, I will mark this post as Resolved, since no other messages were received in this forum thread.

If a response is received, we can continue the investigation.