Mary Job

Hi @fajarpagi,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

This could be possible with a bit of custom code, please see our guide on restricting any URL within WordPress here: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/protect-urls-in-wordpress, if you need further assistance in implementing this, please reach out to a local WordPress developer.

Kind regards.

Hi @sauron4u, you should be able to add more than one membership level ID in that array:- && ! pmpro_hasMembershipLevel( 1, 2, 3, 4 ) ).

I suggest you get in touch with your local WordPress developer for further assistance modifying that code example and getting it to work for your use-case.

Hi @sunnysoni, thank you for sharing that screenshot.

May I recommend switching to a different gateway for processing credit cards at this point. This is because PayPal Website Payments Pro (WPP) was deprecated by PayPal and PMPro is deprecating the integration for it in our next near future release. Please see:?https://developer.paypal.com/api/nvp-soap/payflow/website-payments-pro/

I would recommend the PMPro integration with Stripe as this has many more sites actively running it and has much closer integration with PMPro. We have a detailed guide on switching gateways you may find useful here.

Hi @matheusfrutuoso,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

Could you check and confirm that the order status in WooCommerce for the test member shows “completed”? If the order is set to pending, please note the change of membership would not be captured in PMPro. Please see where we assign membership in the PMPro WooCommerce code here.

Hi @nleaney,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

The member should be able to visit their account page from your menu after changing their password. Alternatively, you may add content (button or a link) to the PMPro Member Edit Profile Page that contains the [pmpro_member_profile_edit] shortcode, doing this should show the link/button on the Change Password page as well.

Hope this helps.

Hi @sanjeevsetu,

Thank you for using the Basic User Avatars Add-On.

I was able to recreate this on the first save of the page, I switched to adding the Basic User Avatar shortcode within a shortcode block and re-saved the post, which resolved the issue for me.

Could you try that and let me know if it helps?

Hi @unsichtbarre,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

I do not see “More Fields” on the checkout page you sent, I see a section titled “A little bit about you”; if this is not the section you refer to and you have caching enabled for your site, you should work through our guide on excluding PMPro pages from being cached.

Please see: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/documentation/advanced/caching/

Hi @devsaredead,

I was not able to recreate this. I was able to register for a membership level successfully on my test site with that box (anyone can register) unchecked.

I recommend working through the guide I shared earlier to prevent further spam registrations on your site.

Kind regards.

Hi @mohammadtipusultan,

If you still have the topbar displayed after disabling this in PMPro and or BuddyPress, you may have another plugin forcing this option, this could also be your currently active theme. Please reach out to a local WordPress developer for further assistance.

Kind regards.

Hi @gfriedrich,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

We do not have an integration with “Teams for WC Memberships” or have a way to connect PMPro with Woo Memberships. This may be possible with custom development, here is where we add a membership to a user when a Woo order is completed. You would need to reach out to a local WordPress developer for assistance.

Thank you for your understanding.

Hi @rm19,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

Could you share more information on what specific order information is not sent to PayPal, please? By default we should be sending the level name and amount paid.

Hi @sauron4u,

Thank you for using Paid Memberships Pro.

This can be done with a bit of custom code. Here is an example that should help you to get started: https://gist.github.com/kimcoleman/227edd825acbfd7aaaf5ba334c8c1482. To implement this, please reach out to a local WordPress developer for assistance.

Kind regards.

Hi @rawebdv, thank you for clarifying that. Without more information on how you are translating your website, I am not able to make assumptions on what the issue could be. If you are using a third-party plugin for translations, I recommend reaching out to their support for further help.

Hi @fajarpagi,

If a visitor sees a course page, this should display an outline of all the lessons for that course. You can also display the links to courses on different pages by using the following shortcodes –[pmpro_all_courses] & or [pmpro_my_courses].

We do not however have a shortcode to display specific lessons by default. This may be possible with custom code, you would need to get in touch with a local WordPress developer for assistance. Alternatively, you may manually link to the lesson URLs from your WordPress editor on the page you want to display it on.

Hope this helps.

Hi @rawebdv,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

What language are you trying to translate Paid Memberships Pro into? You may work through this guide on translating Paid Memberships Pro into your own language –?https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/paid-memberships-pro-in-your-language/

Kind regards.