justmigrating

actually, the plugin didn’t work! lol. it simply overrode the custom fields created from another plugin. oh, well.

rcmck – I would like to give you credit for your code, which I used for a client. Can you give me your name or your website url?

I need to know this too. We have an arts organization website which lists each artist on their own page. I am pulling information from the artist’s profile page and need to include their photo. This is set up in functions.php.

$aUsersID = $wpdb->get_col(“SELECT $wpdb->users.ID FROM $wpdb->users WHERE display_name='” . $usertitle . “‘”);
foreach ($aUsersID as $iUserID) :
$user = get_userdata($iUserID);
echo ‘
‘ . $user->user_email;
echo $user->???; /* this is where I need to reference the user photo
… etc.

Thanks for the response, but I installed the plugin and like several other WordPress paid membership plugins, it cannot do what I need done. The client is currently using aMember Pro but they dislike many things about that program. I was hoping to find the clien a better solution, but at this point, I have come to a dead-end. The client needs a program that collects a lot of information at sign-up. The information must be collected at sign-up, since the member may not bother returning to the website after joining the organization and paying their dues (thus, asking the member to login and complete their profile is not a solution). The sign-up process must include the ability for the member to pay their membership fee. And the program must allow for reminder emails to be sent when their membership is about to expire.

I looked at this plugin and it creates a WordPress membership site, protecting WordPress posts and pages based on membership level paid. I didn’t see that it could be turned into an organization’s membership management tool. From the features listed, it can’t send email reminders to members notifying them their membership is coming due. And the extra fields needs to be part of the membership plugin (not another plugin), so all membership data for a member is in one place (the president of the organization is not tech-savvy).

Thank you, of course you are right! I wasn’t thinking well last night.

Although what if I wanted the calendar caption (month and year) to be in the heading (<h2>May 2011</h2>) rather than in the table caption. The default calendar code begins…

<div class=”widget”><h2>Calendar</h2><div id=”calendar_wrap”><table id=”wp-calendar” summary=”Calendar”><caption>May 2011</caption>

Moving the month and year to the heading, would that require a function?