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I think I have figured out it by myself.

I check the active plugins by using $plugins = get_option('active_plugins');
Then I check it, if the array contains each necessary plugin.
If not the function stops with wp_die() so the user got an appropriate message like 'The necessary plugin Pluginname is missing or deactivated<br>Please ensure that this plugin is installed an enabled and then retry to active my_plugin.<br><a href="javascript:history.back(-1); target="_self">Back to plugins page</a>'

If anyone knows a better solution feel free to post it.

Hello Bojan,

I’ve done your workflow and I am sorry to inform you, that the issue still exists.
I have deactive all plugins except Membership 2 of course and tested.
The issue still exists.
Then I’ve switch to Theme Twenty Fifteen.
Also the change didn’t solve the problem.
Therefore it shouldn’t be a conflict.

Hi Andrew,

sorry I didn’t know.

Hi Philipp,

I think, your suggestion has a good approach.
If I make an Ajax request for each email address that I find in the sync database, not a maximum execution time errors may occur, since each request has its own execution time. Thus then more than 4000 Abonenten are no problem.

I’m going to consult the official documentation on line codex.www.remarpro.com about plug-in development and hope that I can use it to develop a particularly faultless and fast plugin.

Thanks again.

For any questions I will come back to you.

Kind regards

b.o. Alexander Behling
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Hi Bojan

I’ve tried to reproduce your form data.
If I have check both checkboxes for “register / paid” then the post contains public: 1 and paid:1.
If I uncheck it the post doesn’t contain these post fields.
So maybe the plugin thinks that it should set the default value because no post value is submitted.

I believe the post with the checkboxes unchecked should contain this:

type:simple
name:10
set_public_flag:1
set_paid_flag:1
public:0   <----- this means that the membership is private
paid:0   <----- this means that the membership isn't  paid
membership_id:0
step:add
action:save_membership

Hi Bojan,

You’re welcome.

Also I have to say, that’s your support is really fast and the answer are always understandable and precise.

Greetings from Germany
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Thank you, this helps me a lot.
As I’ve seen from the admin-ajax.php requiring the wp-load.php will ensure that WordPress is fully loaded.

Now I seen the things more clearly.
All Membership2 members are WordPress Users which doesn’t have any rights for backend functionality such as editing a page/post.
So am I right, you plugin extends the built-in user management of wordpress?

And therefore the email adress has to be unique.

So this plugin has exactly the same restriction as the also great newsletter plugin, for which I also write a sync script.
So I can combine it easily.

You made my day.

I would be great to know if the bugs still exist, or have already been resolved.