Desa_Web_Sup

Hello Brian…

On this suggestion, Learndash has it for example. It’s a native function of its add on connection with Woocommerce, so the courses are associated with products but also with product variations.
On the other hand, it also communicates with Woo Subscriptions, for product/courses purchases by subscription, automatically un-enrolling the students if they cancels the subscription (the other function that Learnpress lacks too).

Tips to make the plugin better and maybe be able to sell it in a yearly payment… (but for that you have to improve it).

Best Regards…

Thanks for review each point. I hope that some of them could be reality soon.

About Point 6…

6.- Error when combining word strings in different places

The problem with this is that when programming the plugin code, you reuse many similar word strings on different sites.

Therefore, when they are translated or customized with a plugin like Loco Translate, they are all modified at the same time.

In English this may be valid, but in other languages ??(such as Spanish), there are terms that, although they are synonyms and can be used, are not correct.

The plugin should be able to be translated completely, especially the frontend part and for that, there are strings that cannot share a language line in the .pot file, they have to be different.

In the example I gave you, Questions is a generic word that could well be used in two places, but in that case, different numerical data are shown, they cannot share the same name.

In the case of Fail it is repeated in four places, but in orders (in Spanish) Fail doesn’t mean the same as in the exams. You need to differentiate those words.

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Another case is Results. In Spanish, the result of 1 exam (which has 3 or 4 more appropriate ways of saying it than Results) is not the same as the result of a complete course (which also has other more correct ways of being defined than Results). In my language, both sections can’t have the same translation and it’s not possible due to the reuse of word strings in the plugin’s programming.

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And another new point…

8.- Questions and Marks show the same data

The Questions and Marks columns in quiz results page, shows the same information: correct questions based on the total number of questions on the exam.

Or you program the plugin to show two different numerical data…

Answered/Totals and Correct/Totals for example (which are different and comparable statistical data concepts)

…or put only one column, because the information they show is the same.

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Thanks for your attention.

Regards.

• This reply was modified 1 week, 1 day ago by Desa_Web_Sup.

I’m sorry, but what kind of answer is this? You give me advice that you would know is useless if you had read my first message, you avoid the fact that the plugin doesn’t work properly with Woocommerce (even though you offer an add-on for it) and you refer me to a paid support service (because on the support page you indicate, queries of this type are not offered).

The reality is that the only way to sell memberships with subscription with this plugin is with its own checkout through Stripe, the add-on for Woocommerce is inoperative if used with gateways such as Redsys (Spain and many other countries).

Woocommerce and PMPO only communicate in the sale, to assign the membership to the user. They don’t communicate again. When the membership is sold within a Woocommerce product, PMPO doesn’t create a order, only Woocommerce, therefore, any change in the status of the Woocommerce order doesn’t affect the membership. That is in single payment purchases.

For paid subscription purchases, it’s even worse. If the subscription is cancelled, PMPO doesn’t even notice and the membership continues to work even if it’s not paid.

Why do you offer an add-on for Wooc that doesn’t work for almost all types of sales and for which you don’t provide support?

Hello Jarryd

First of all, I use Learnpress, NOT Learndash, as I said in my previous message.

Then, what you tell me doesn’t correspond to reality. When a product associated with a membership is sold, a purchase order is not created in PMPO, it’s only created in Woocommerce.

PMPO shows a new member with the purchased membership level, but it doesn’t show a new purchase order. I have tried to change the status of the purchase order in Woocommerce to pending, failed or cancelled and the user still has the membership level they purchased and can access the content offered by their membership.

Therefore, your Woocommerce Integration Add On doesn’t work, as you said, at least not on my website.

This has been changing the order status manually in Woocommerce, but hence my initial question. What happens when the sale has been by subscription (Woocommerce Subscriptions or Yith Subscriptions) and it’s cancelled in a renewal?

I can’t sell subscription memberships through Woocommerce, if when a subscription is cancelled, which cancels the issuance of new charges, the membership that gives access to the content, is not also cancelled.

When the product sells a membership with a fixed price, a one-time payment, there is no problem. The membership has an expiration setting, so that when the term is met, the user can’t access the content that they paid for once. But when the product that sells the membership has a subscription payment (plugin add on added to Woocommerce), and that subscription is cancelled due to non-payment, the membership is not automatically cut off. Does the administrator have to be the one to cancel the membership in PMPO manually?

What a bad sales experience for the web administrator.

I insist. The PMPO Add On for Woocommerce doesn’t work.

1.- PMPO doesn’t create orders when the membership is sold associated with a Woocommerce product. It gives access to the level to the buyer, but there is only one purchase order, the one from Woocommerce.
2.- PMPO doesn’t cancel a membership associated with a product that sold it through subscription payment when that subscription is cancelled.

So, how do I sell subscription memberships with PMPO and Woocommerce?

Ok, I hope this is something you’ll implement in the near future.

It would be very helpful.

Best regards!

Hello Jarryd:

I have installed Eduma Premium bundle which includes Learnpress, with Woocommerce for selling courses through products, with a fixed price. The sale of a product automatically enrolls in a course.

I also want to sell courses by subscription and by membership.

I have installed PMPO for memberships and I have also installed:

• LearnPress – WooCommerce Payment Methods Integration: To connect LP and WooC and sell courses as products.
• LearnPress – Paid Membership Pro Integration: To connect LP and PMPO and to be able to associate courses and memberships.
• Paid Memberships Pro – WooCommerce Add On: To be able to sell products associated with memberships.
• Yith Subscriptions: To be able to sell WooC products by subscription, not by fixed price. Products sold by subscription (same as those sold with a fixed price), automatically enroll in their associated course.

We can’t use PMPO checkout for the sale of subscription memberships because we work with Redsys and it doesn’t support it. So, to sell memberships (fixed price or subscription) we have to use Woocommerce for product sales and Yith Subscriptions to add subscription payment to Woocommerce sales.

Before going into more details, I know how the Yith Subscriptions plugin works. When a payment fails, it notifies the user, if they don’t pay within 24 hours, it goes to suspended, and if they don’t pay within 48 hours, it goes to cancelled.

This cancels the subscription (payment process) and WooCommerce will not generate a new charge on the associated account (payment process), but HOW DOES THIS AFFECT PMPO? That’s what I was asking.

I see that if the user cancels the subscription, it stops the payments, but it doesn’t stop the membership they had access to. It remains active. I suppose that if the cancellation is due to a failed renewal payment, the same thing will happen. The subscription is stopped (payment process), but the membership is not cancelled (course access process).

Is there no way for a membership that has been purchased by a Woocommerce product with a subscription as a payment method (Yith) to be cancelled automatically when the paid subscription is also cancelled?

So PMPO is only good for selling memberships if they are sold through the PMPO checkout or if they are sold in WooCommerce as fixed price products.

PMPO and LP will never be able to sell subscription courses through Woocommerce, even though both plugins offer add-ons to sell in Woocommerce.

I think that many businesses that currently sell by subscription and can’t use Stripe or Paypal as payment methods are not being taken into account.

Regards.

Never? I find it incredible. Has anyone ever needed to sell the same type of course with different options, which enroll students in different courses?

Selling courses is not very different in the technical part from selling shoes or t-shirts: colors, sizes, etc… A seller of t-shirts doesn’t have a product for each variation of the same t-shirt: T-shirt L, T-shirt M, T-shirt XL… He has a single product, with the variations integrated within it and on the same product page, the user buys by choosing options.

With courses it’s the same. If I sell a History course in English, French and Spanish, I don’t need three products. Just one product, with three attributes/variations that enroll students in a different course each one of them. The purchase is faster and more logical.

Thanks for taking the suggestion into account.

The plugin is very good and with some adjustments it could be better. I will post other suggestions.

Regards.