jgwinner

Thanks – in looking at my OP, I should have said “Registered and paid for”

I played around with it, and got it to work. A few notes, really side issues:

On the demo, it’s hard to find the product once you’ve paid for or registered it.

I don’t see how to get that full post view from the home page for any of the items. I guess I could add a ‘full view’ link to each post, but that seems like a lot of work.

I found it shows up under ‘registered’ on your account page, or the post link. I guess that’s part of my site layout/menu. So I added ‘my account’ to the top level menu. I could also have added my-account/registrations.

One other thing I noticed – in the demo, if you pay for say the Friday workshop, and add a session to Friday, it’ll show up. But if I pay for ‘Full Conference Pass’ it won’t (for obvious reasons)

So, I tried making the ‘full conference pass’ a WooCommerce group item, and made it include Friday. That worked! I signed Delegate3 up with the Full Conference pass, and then they were able to see the registered workshop I added to Friday.

One other small issue: the sorting for the sessions is a little strange. 10:30 am to 11:10 am shows up before 9:00 am – 9:40 am, and the ‘short sessions’ are sort of hidden under the cards, but I think this is a matter of the session layout.

Thank you, I think this can work!

Good question

Looks like there are messages going back 4 years asking for the same info.

If the developer can’t answer it, maybe they should mark it “Multi-site not supported” or at least make a note in the documentation.

Hoping someone will comment on this with better news …

== John ==

Thanks!

Hey, this worked great for me, thanks!

Yep, thanks!

Whoops, 504

The website says One Drive, not One Drive for Business. They are 2 different products with slightly different API’s. Does Wp-Backup Bank support One Drive for Business?

Sorry to be pedantic but if it supports One Drive, it won’t work with One Drive for Business.

== John ==

Oh, that’s too bad.

Ok, thank you.

== John ==

Well, this is not related to your plugin, seems to be a problem with PHP, actually. It’s just odd it first started coming up when I put in the authentication on the site.

So, probably not your issue!

== John ==

I checked, and although I’m using the A5 custom login plugin, I’m also NOT configured a separate login page in the private site plugin.

The “where to after login” is set to “Return to same URL”.

“Apply to wp-login.php” is not checked.

In my private site, “Custom login page” is NOT checked.

Allow Landing location for custom login pages is not checked.

Any other debugging info I can give you?

== John ==

The same theme didn’t give any 404’s before the plugin.

It’s generally all web pages that are protected that generate the 404.

It’s pretty consistent whenever a page needs to be logged into.

In other words, I could see the front page, click on a link, get a 404, hit refresh, get the login page, login properly, then see the web page. This is very repeatable.

Let some time elapse so the web page times out, then click on something, and get a 404 again (should have brought up the login page). Hit refresh, log on properly, wash, rinse, repeat.

We are also using a custom login page (The A5 custom login plugin – I’ve also opened the same ticket with them).

== John ==