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Hello. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. When you say “not manually” do you mean not using something like PHPMyAdmin or not through the admin interface? If you use PHPMyAdmin you can remove the entries in the wp_pmpro_membership_orders table. However, a word of caution…be careful with order rows dealing with existing members because we use that during cancellation. As always make a backup of your database before editing it. Hope this helps. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. We are still working on a few things related to multiple membership levels, but we intend to have it ready sometime this month. Hope this helps. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. It should be possible to write some code to associate a membership level with a user role. Basically you would hook into the set_user_role WordPress function and assign the user a PMPro membership level after checking their role.

Hello. Very strange, thought the issue had been resolved in one of the updates. Are you using the latest version? Just to make sure we understand, is the issue still present with the initial checkout or is it now only with renewal?

Hello claudau,
If you require this functionality we may be able to do this as a custom job. It will depend on your specific requirements, but if you like you can give us a call at: 484-706-9266 and we can discuss your project in detail. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro, and great to see you are making progress. Could you tell us what theme you are encountering the conflict on? Thanks.

Hello. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. We do have something that could work for you. It’s our sponsored accounts plugin addon. You can learn more about it here:

https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/2014/01/plugin-sponsored-members-link-parent-child-accounts/

Basically, a user can purchase ‘seats’ for other users. These additional users are sent a coupon code to which they use to register. It is possible to make the coupon code free, essentially providing a gift membership. Hope this helps. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. You can customize the email templates. To do so create a folder called ‘paid-memberships-pro’ in your active theme folder, now create a folder inside that one called email. Copy over the email templates. Now you can customize them. PMPro will look here first for any custom templates before going to the standard ones. Hope this helps. Thanks again.

Hi. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. Try using the following code gist todo the redirect:

https://gist.github.com/strangerstudios/5913034#file-pmpro_customizations-php

Let us know how this works for you. Thanks.

Hello. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. We have had issues with PayPal Standard in the past, especially related to subscriptions. Generally, we recommend our members use PayPal Express unless there is an explicit reason for using Standard. However, at the moment, you will need to check the PayPal logs to see if there were any errors recorded so we can get a better handle on what the problem might be.

Hello! Thank you for becoming a member of Paid Memberships Pro. We will be addressing all of you questions and concerns shortly on the support forum of the main website (https://paidmembershipspro.com). Thanks again.

Hello Larry. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. Please correct me if I am wrong, are you using the Register Helper addon’s directory functionality to display the member profiles? If so, it should already be set to only show members who are active members. Could you give us more information regarding how you are displaying a member’s profile?

Hello Jeremy. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. The easiest way to implement free memberships for some individual is by using a discount code. This way the public will always see the $29 price and the students/schools can selectively be given the codes to access the content for free. You can create the discount code by going to Memberships >> Discount Code. Hope this helps. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro, and great to see you are developing an addon. For checking if a membership level by id you can use the pmpro_getMembershipLevelForUser function for both first and second one, since inactive membership is set to level 0. For the level change you can use the hook pmpro_after_change_membership_level.

We do have a complete list of hooks and filters available to our members. If you are going to be doing in-depth development, I would recommend becoming a member at https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/pricing/ for our member support forums. Thanks again.

Hello. Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro. PMPro membership to a level is independent to WordPress users, so even as admin you will have to assign yourself to a level. You can do this by going to your Edit Profile page and scrolling to the bottom, there you can assign yourself a membership level.

To do the second there are two options, one is to create 2 separate levels which are identical in member content, but one that you will disable new sign ups after it reaches 20 members. The other way is described here:

https://gist.github.com/strangerstudios/5573829#file-gistfile1-txt

Which involves requiring a coupon code to sign up for the level. The coupon code itself would have a limit for number of uses. When it reaches 20 uses it would no longer work, essentially closing off the level to new members.

If you need more help, please consider becoming a member at https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/pricing/ for our member support forums. Thanks again.