Chris Raymond

Hello, thanks for the response.

The issue is when the page with the form is loaded. Also, it seems to conflict now with SiteOrigin page builder.

@lelandf Thanks for this, that worked perfectly. Much appreciated.

@lelandf Just to be clear, our issue is that we need to show the restriction message which I set in the plugin settings for non paying users(visitors not logged in)

Which does automatically populate message to pay for full content if we use short code in a test post. But when using our short code in custom template it’s not working. That’s why we wrapped our block in this condition by using that ‘rcp_user_has_paid_membership()’ function. Using this code is working as our block is hidden for non-paying users.

Now the issue is that we need to show that message for non-payng users, is there is any function exists which can return the restriction message to which we set in plugin settings?

Or are we using the wrong function? If I am doing wrong then please let me know which function I need to use? Thanks again.

Makes sense now, thank you for the clarification. Much appreciated.

Hi @lelandf – Thanks for the response, it’s much appreciated. Any idea why the custom message added within the Restrict content plugin is not displaying when using the php method? I don’t mind added a message via the template, but curious is something with my setup is affecting the plugins ability to render the text. Thanks again.

Having the same issue as @pityer Any resolution to this issue? Seems as though Google will not index my pages due to this error. Thanks.

Hi @nixiack8,
Thank you for the recommendation. What we found was custom code in the Functions.php file “defer js” that caused the issue. Once we removed that, all worked as expected. Thanks.

Also, tried deleting and reinstalling but issue persists.

Hi @shellbeezy
We are indeed running version 2.0.3 of this plugin. Also using the latest version of Woocommerce, and WordPress as well.