gtsiokos

Hi there,

Thanks for mentioning, we’ve added and example for removing users from a group in the documentation.

For anyone interested, it is found here:

https://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/api/examples/

Cheers

Hi rpalach,

The group(s) that a customer belongs to, can be returned using the shortcode groups_user_group, which you correctly mentioned.

For example you can use the shortcode like this

do_shortcode( '[groups_user_groups user_id='. $user_id .']' );

in the value key of another custom field. Judging by the snippet you shared, I’m assuming that the syntax is correct but a few tests would be more appropriate.

Kind regards,

George

Hi there,

Thanks for sharing the necessary steps to replicate this issue, followed them too but was unable to reproduce it here, neither on Safari nor Firefox on latest ipadOS.

Perhaps this is a known bug with the browsers’ app versions and an update would resolve it. Safari and Firefox share the same engine and if this works on Safari then it will probably work on Firefox too. However, because the redirect occurs on the server and from the fact that only Safari and Firefox won’t redirect only, what I would also recommend you to do is to clean your browser data as described here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/105082

The issue might be as simple as that and based on your description I think it’s more possible to be cache-related.

Kind regards,

George

Hi there,

What you describe is not even necessary IMO because Groups plugin is a standalone membership and content restriction solution. Furthermore, with its WooCommerce addon, Groups for WooCommerce, you can sell memberships, powered by Groups, via WooCommerce.

Therefore trying to connect Groups with another system’s memberships would rather complicate things and is expected to conflict.

Kind regards,

George

Sure no worries, after your comment it is more clear what you’re looking for.

What you can do for this role to be able and manage user groups, is to grant it the Administer Groups permission found under Groups > Options. Reference: https://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/setup/options/

Also worth mentioning that this role must be able to manage users, which is where the user-groups manipulation is also done.

Kind regards,

George

Hi there,

I think that what you describe here directly relates to WCFM plugin and for that reason I think it would be better if you post your reply in their support forum.

Kind regards

George

Hi there,

In the current version of the plugin each new affiliate registration can be either automatically approved or left pending and awaiting manual approval.

However, if you are familiar with custom implementations and PHP you can try and build it yourself, the verification mail approach which IMO is less tricky than the two-step verification.

For the verification mail approach, what I would do is keep new affiliate registrations as pending( Affiliates > Settings > Registration tab) and then using the affiliates_stored_affiliate action hook, find the new affiliate’s email and send your custom verification email to this pending affiliate. Once the affiliate candidate verifies, adjust the status of this affiliate db record to active.

Kind regards,

George

Hi there,

Please have a look at the Templates section in the plugin documentation where the process is described in detail.

First you need to create the specified folder structure in your theme folder(preferably a child theme) and then copy the template file you wish to override. Finally, edit this copied template file and adjust it accordingly.

Kind regards

Hi,

Yes the plugin is compatible with WP Multisite.

Are there any specific features you are planning to use in your MU installation?

Kind regards,

George

Hi there,

Yes this is possible if the menu item is a post or page. In this case, if the post (or page) is restricted to a group, then the respective menu item will show up only to those group members that have access to the post itself. For a menu item though that is a custom link, then groups restrictions cannot apply due to technical limitations.

Another option you have especially if you’re using an FSE theme, you can add more than one Navigation blocks each one of them being restricted to specific groups. All you need to do is first add the?Groups Member block, and inside it put the Navigation block(WP Core block). These two blocks can be added more than once, each time restricting the Groups Member block to a specific group while the inner Navigation block can have those menu items you wish to show for this specific group.

Kind regards,

George

Hi there,

Can you please share some more details regarding the functionality inconsistencies you noticed?

In general, the concept behind Groups plugin is the following:

1. Once the group(s) are created – https://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/setup/groups/
2. You can add your user(s) to them – https://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/memberships/
3. Then you should specify which post-types should be available to Groups for applying restrictions – https://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/setup/options/
4. Afterwards you can restrict each of your posts or post-types to one or more of these groups – https://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/access-control/

The restricted posts or post-types will be accessible only by the members of the groups used to restrict these posts.

Kind regards,

George

Hey Chloè,

Then perhaps you should have a look at Group Coupons premium addon, which can restrict coupons to specified groups of users and roles, but also has the option to automatically apply the coupon on discount when applicable.

Kind regards

• This reply was modified 9 months, 1 week ago by gtsiokos.
• This reply was modified 9 months, 1 week ago by gtsiokos.

Hi Chloè,

You’re welcome! Even though from my point of view I can’t think of any reason why Groups wouldn’t be compatible with any discount/pricing plugin, still I think that your question needs some more details on your side regarding your plan.

How do you intend to use Groups and a pricing plugin?

Kind regards,

George

Hi there,

This would depend on whether MemberDash supports checking out via WooCommerce. If you can sell memberships as WooCommerce products, then you will be able to track and grant commissions to referrals generated by Affiliates plugin.

Kind regards,

George

Hi there,

According to the Community Forum Guidelines you can ask questions for premium plugins only to their respective forums, while this forum is intended only for the plugins hosted here.

Kind regards,

George