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pmpro_hasMembershipLevel(6)

Or whatever the level is, 1,2,3,4 etc. Mine was 6.

Hi there, I was wondering if there is a way to change the post category upon expiration by changing that line mentioned above to something else. Please let me know!

It would replace the category from category 2 to category 3.

And what sucks is this is the easiest and best slider I have found so far. It does exactly what I want, and it is super simple.

I have the same issue, I need two widgets on the sidebar, but only one works. When I add the second one, the first one breaks and the second one is just a list of the thumbnails going down the page.

Any idea if we are going to get a fix on this?

Would you be able to help me figure out how to set this up in the pro version?

Hi there. How would I accomplish this in the free version? Although I will look into getting the pro version now.

I have the free version now. If it is possible on either, though, I would like to know.

I have the free version now. If it is possible on either, though, I would like to know.

So, that seems more trouble than it’s worth, don’t you think? Do you think you would change it so the admin would have access to all the pages? I have simply been embedding the membership access in each page I create via the shortcode, so when previewing the content I simply remove the space from the shortcode and can see everything. So instead of clicking the checkbox to allow access, the page is accessible to all but the content is enclosed in the shortcode. That is much easier than switching my user access each time I want to update or make a change to a page. I highly recommend changing it though. It seems like a no-brainer to me.

Also, when I send a test email with WP-Mail-SMTP, it displays bool:true, so I am again at a loss.

Hi there,

Thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately, as stated above, I have installed WP-Mail-SMTP and the mail server is already set as explained in that post, with no luck on my part. Also, my host uploaded a mailtest.php and I ran the test script and it DID send me an email. So at this point I have no idea what the issue is, because Subscribe2, Check Email, and Jetpack plugins are unable to send out emails.

Is anyone going to actually help me with this? Or is there someone I can call and talk to for WordPress support? I have been struggling with this for weeks and need to get it fixed.

Hi there, I did try that, but it did not work.