jasonkadlec

Awesomeness!

Actually, I ended up getting it to happen again with w3 total cache off — so I think that was a red herring…

I switched out back to the older version and looks like that took care of it for now.

Awesome!

it looks like something may have happened when purchasing your plugin from the get go– and that may be why I didn’t auto get the update…

anyhow, digging into that matter and hopefully will be having happier customers soon!

I didn’t end up using the API…

I found a Justin Tadlock tutorial on adding custom fields to the users — I created a field called “Sync”

Then I found a WP plugin for importing a .csv that allowed for the importation of custom fields.

Then I found yet another plugin for enabling custom sorting on different fields, including the custom field “Sync.”

So I imported, sorted then used the select all checkbox and then selected the Group and clicked the “Add” button (features at the top of the Users list).

Hope that makes sense.

PS — would still really, really, really REALLY love it if Groups for WooCommerce would be savvy enough to force account creation at checkout.

By doing so, I could allow most of the checkouts on the site to be “Guest” purchases, unless there is a Groups product present in the cart at the checkout page.

I’m sure I could write this in… just finding the time as I’m sure you can relate!

Not sure if this is the intended way… but this does work for anyone else who hits this in their searchin-

<!– everyone sees this –>
Welcome to Day 2 of the series!

This is where day 2 is super awesome let’s go

<!— here comes the restricted content–>
[groups_member group = “Grp-Parent,grp-child2”]

Restricted content in here.

[/groups_member group = “grp-Child2”]

So putting the comma in between your GroupNames makes it an OR

Grp-Parent OR grp-child2 can now access that post.

You know what is slick? You can use this to create an upsell:

<!– here comes the restricted content –>
[groups_member group = “Grp-Parent,grp-child2”]

Restricted content in here.

[groups_non_member group=”Grp-Parent”]

Upsell people who have not yet bought the full course… they have access via grp-child2, but they’ve not yet purchased Grp-Parent… so encourage them to do so.

if they do have Grp-Parent… then they won’t see what is in here. SWEET!

[/group_member]

[/groups_member]

[groups_non_member group=”Grp-Parent,grp-child2″]

Login or buy this thing!

[/groups_non_member]

@kento – pretty flexible architecture… takes a minute to understand it but that’s how it is when things are powerful.

The first post is an issue for me?

I’m going to be selling a lot of access products where I need the setup as uwew described. @uwew — if you figured out how to make this work do tell!!!

[Grp-Parent] <– this is “all access to the series”
[Grp-Child1] <– like buying a chapter of the series
[Grp-Child2]
[Grp-Child3]

What is the intended way to do this? All the display is being done from within short codes such that:

Welcome to Day 2 of the series!

This is where day 2 is super awesome let’s go

[groups_member group = “grp-child2”]

Restricted content in here.

[/groups_member group = “grp-Child2”]

——-

In the scenario above, if the user is logged in and purchased [Grp-Parent] they can access.

If they purchased only grp-child2, of course they can access.

If they purchased only grp-child1, they can NOT access….

How in the world is this set up? It looks like inheritance access goes UP the hierarchy vs. down, so that doesn’t work — you can’t have

[Grp-Child2]
[Grp-Parent]

Because I’d need grp-parent to be the child of N number of the Child1, Child2 etc and the plugin only enables grp-Parent to be the child of 1 thing at a time.

Please help!

I got this to work by:

<?php theme_my_login( array( ‘default_action’ => ‘register’ ) ); ?>

But I’m guessing via shortcode will work to.

Problem: Action says default to the registration, but the user always sees the login.

Solution: Visit the permalinks page of your settings to flush the permalink rules

Reload page — see it working as expected.

I also happened to try changing the page ID — so if the above doesn’t work for you, you can follow all the steps I had:

Step 1 — go to settings, find the page id, change it from the default set there to the page ID of where I’m trying to load <?php theme_my_login( array( ‘default_action’ => ‘register’ ) ); ?> — but having no love.

Step 2 — save that new page ID, go to that page, reload, see it’s still defaulting to the login.

Step 3 — go back to the settings, put back the original page ID that had been defaulted.

Step 4 — go to view permalinks page in your settings…

But I’m guessing step 4 is all you need…. I’ve done a lot with custom post types and once spent I think a whole day before I realized you just need to visit that permalinks page to flush the rewrite rules — so that’s what I figured must be going wrong here… and for me it was.

ENJOY

Friendly Noob:

From everything I’ve found online so far, Infinite Scroll is really only set up to work with the “main” WordPress query.

There is most likely more than one way to get the Main query going, but the only way I’ve figured out is to set whatever page as the “posts” page in the Reading settings of the admin.

To get the project done, I ended up just using pagination instead of infinite scroll.

OK so it works perfectly when it’s on a page that designated as the “posts” page in the WordPress Admin -> Settings -> Reading… but not on pages with query posts.

Here is the query that I’m using:

$category = get_the_title();
$paged = (get_query_var(‘paged’)) ? get_query_var(‘paged’) : 1;
$args=array(
‘category_name’=> $category,
‘caller_get_posts’=>1,
‘paged’=>$paged,
);
query_posts($args);

global $more;

if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post();

The result is an error in Chrome inspect element console which says infinite_scroll is not defined.

Bummed.

I also put in the functions.php the

function my_load_infinite_scroll( $load_infinite_scroll ) {
if( is_page(‘news-and-press’) )
return true;
return $load_infinite_scroll;
}
add_filter(‘infinite_scroll_load_override’, ‘my_load_infinite_scroll’);

… but no avail so I took it back out.

Any ideas anyone?

Thanks!

J

OK! I got it to work properly when I set the “News And Press” page to be the “blog” page in WordPress settings.

Hopefully that isn’t a requirement… I want to use this plugin on all kinds of other pages where I have pagination working properly, but where the loops are a little more complex as well as on loops that use custom post types.

More to follow if I solve it.

Ron:

Does that mean they are copied into a database table? Can I then hit that table with a query posts? Or would it have to be an sql request to the db?

I’m just not clear on what “copies the posts to your tags blog” means– – does it mean that it just looks for a normal wordpress loop on a page with the slug /blog or /tags

and automatically adds stuff in, but doesn’t actually do anything to the db?

Either way – I know the plugin had some limitations on what was being copied, for example the post thumbnails (though I think that’s now working in the latest version).

But are the categories passed in a way that a loop can interact with them?

The questions I’m asking are assuming that I’ll be customizing my theme – I’m just trying to get at how similar the theme will be to a query posts, or normal wordpress loop will be.

Thanks for the quick response!!