Mary Job

Hi @pewpew41,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

A no-code way to resolve this would be to state the total amount in % (for example; Please note that if you are paying via Stripe, a total of 0.3% card surcharge fee alongside a 17% admin fee will be applied.) that would be charged to each member on your checkout page.

If you would prefer to modify that code to work for your site’s need, I recommend reaching out to a local WordPress developer on https://job.WordPress.net for further assistance in testing your modified code to ensure it works as needed.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Mary Job.

Hi @kofbd,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

You can call an image to be displayed on the restricted content message with a bit of HTML code added to your site via Memberships > Settings > Advanced > & into the message box areas under Message settings. For example, this snippet below would display the image located on my site at /wp-content/uploads/2023/05/HDYTech-is-Secured-by-Sectigo.png

<img src="/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/HDYTech-is-Secured-by-Sectigo.png" alt="Secured by Sectigo"></a>
This content is for !!levels!! members only.<br /><a href="!!login_url!!">Login</a> <a href="!!levels_page_url!!">Join Now</a>

Blurring your excerpt can also be achieved with a bit of CSS, we have a guide with an example on this here: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/premium-content-preview-blur-fade-text/

If you would want to adjust the position of your restricted post content, you would also find this guide helpful: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/customizing-the-message-for-non-members-on-membership-protected-content/

Hope this information helps.

Hi @pewpew41,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

Making use of the recipe in this guide worked for me: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/change-pay-by-check-wording-to-open-up-more-payment-options-for-members/ – I replaced Pay by Check on Line 10 with Stripe and replaced Pay by Cheque or Bank Transfer on Line 11 with Stripe Gateway.

Hope this helps.

Hi @chidi-nweke,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

This could be happening for a number of reasons, from a missing comma or hyphen, to using an incorrect metakey in your shortcode. Are you able to share a screenshot of the PMPro shortcode being used on the page from your screenshot above, please?

Happy to hear, @unet. You are welcome!

Hi @resilienceweb, on line 6 of the code snippet above (https://gist.github.com/strangerstudios/8457556#file-my_pmpro_email_recipient-php-L6), you can replace the email templates with any admin email template you do not want admins to receive anymore.

If you take a look at the list of email templates I shared above, you can add any of the templates under <strong>Sent to Admin:</strong> to replace those on line 6 of that code. Doing this should ensure that email template is no longer sent to the admin recipient on your site.

Hope this information helps.

Hi @unet,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

This can be resolved with a bit of custom CSS applied to the .pmpro_content_message class on any page/post showing the restricted page/post message on your site. Please see our guide on this here: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/customizing-the-message-for-non-members-on-membership-protected-content/

Hope this helps.

@pewpew41 this might be possible to add an additional processing fee when using the Stripe checkout off-site payment flow or with further customisations to that recipe. If you need further help with this, kindly reach out to your local WordPress developer on https://jobs.WordPress.net for further assistance or start a new thread if you have further questions on this.

Hi @webdes44,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

The reset password email is sent by the WordPress system and not PMPro, editing this can be done with third-party plugins that allows you to edit system generated emails.

When I clicked on the reset link you shared, it does open a page stating the link is expired, and has the field to get a new password. Is this not happening on your site? Please see more information on setting up your PMPro login page here: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/documentation/frontend-pages/log-in/

Hi @moniruls,

Adding to what Kim has shared.

You can also explore selling memberships with WooCommerce or create an integration yourself or with the help of a developer. Please see our?guide on adding your own payment gateway here.

The Approvals Add-On works to grant or deny members a membership, you should be able to manually add a membership to your users when they make payment on your Paddle gateway without needing to make use of the Approvals Add-On, please see our guide on this here: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/adding-new-members-or-updating-existing-members-as-administrator-or-membership-manager-role/

Hope this information helps, @moniruls.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Mary Job.

Alright @tonygao, I assume you have the answer to this already, marking as resolved.

This is noted, @thesun2012.

I will share your feature request with our team.

Thank you.

Hi @tonygao,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

We do not have this functionality in PMPro, this would require custom development & may be possible using the ‘pmpro_checkout_before_processing’ action, please see: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/hook/pmpro_checkout_before_processing/

You can also browse the full database of action and filter hooks?available in PMPro here. If you would like to pursue this further, I recommend reaching out to a local WordPress Developer on https://jobs.wordpress.net for further assistance.

Kind Regards.

Here is a link to the gist directly; @resilienceweb: https://gist.github.com/strangerstudios/8457556#file-my_pmpro_email_recipient-php

Kind regards.

Hi @resilienceweb,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

Disabling the specific email templates meant for admins from the Email Template Editor should prevent those templates from going out to admins, alternatively you may also do this with a bit of custom code as shown in the example in this guide: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/disable-user-notification-email-admin-changes-level-expiration/ – for your use case, this would be the checkout email templates which you can find in the list below.

You can see a list of all PMPro templates, who gets this emails and when they are sent here: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/documentation/member-communications/list-of-pmpro-email-templates/

Hope this helps.