terrimorgan

Thank you for the information.

You should make that “buy more information pane” less intrusive. It’d be nicer.

Thanks Thomas! No worries.

I have LifterLMS courses (products) that can be purchased with WooCommerce and didn’t need to buy anything extra to do it.

Granted, I’m sending clicks directly to Woo and not (presently) using the Lifter Gateways. I have PayPal and Stripe available. Doesn’t give me the direct links to the courses for tracking who paid, automatic enrollments, etc. etc. But it does work. If my current pilot project gets off the ground, I’ll need to do something else.

For subscriptions (not one time purchases) there is the need to manage those payments and that requires additional development.

Personally, I don’t have a problem paying someone for helping me make money.

@thomasplevy

I’m really good at trying to do things that the ‘system wasn’t designed to do’ ??

For what I need right now, the CSS works.

The code you have posted for functions.php to control the number of columns is fine. Just didn’t fit what I was wanting. A user-level feature would be ok. But IMHO not necessary.

Personally, if you had a shortcode that would display only one course wherever it’s put (have that) but with no loop, no columns, that would be perfect!

CSS did the trick…

.llms-loop-list.cols-3 .llms-loop-item {
width: 100%;
}

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by terrimorgan.

Thank you Thomas. I saw the message that I needed to add support for the Course and Lesson sidebars. Haven’t done that yet. I will look at doing both while I’m in the code. I will also reach out to the theme developer to let him know.

https://cannabizrules.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/CourseCatalog_ok.jpg
https://cannabizrules.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/CoursesArchive_bad.jpg

Thanks Thomas. I’m looking for a way to attach the images. Both pages run the same code (text/headings) and short codes for the courses.

Update… https://site.com/user-profile/ displays the profile information for the logged in user. If another user is selected from the Members page, it only shows for the logged in user; the selected user is not displayed.

Permalinks are set to post name.
Tried adjusting the settings – ‘Stop rewriting rules…’

Nothing seems to work.

Same problem UM version 1.3.87 — Script redirects to https://site.com/account/general/?updated=account

Which does not exist. The site shows a 404 error.

Navigate back to the /account page. The change is recorded.

Added 301 redirect back to the /account page to correct. Would be better if the UM script didn’t require it.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by terrimorgan. Reason: added temp fix

Not sure what happened. Configured a couple of pages in settings and now the WP user admin is working.

Similar problem with a Woo Commerce page (and Loco). With Ultimate Member, the page did not switch to Chinese; forced to English. Other pages were ok.

Tested by turning off Ultimate Member. The language switcher worked fine.

After changing the following, the language switcher seemed to be fine.
Change Setting: Ultimate Memberships / Current URL Method => http_host
Stop rewriting rules on every load -> On
Stop caching user’s profile data -> On

Perfect! That worked. Thank you!!!

I can’t speak for anyone else, but no rush for me. Other parts of the site are still in beta.

Also, from my original post, it seems Simple Membership doesn’t ‘play nice’ with Polylang either. The URL settings override the language selector (Polylang), so instead of allowing Polylang to handle the language changes, it tries to take over. That breaks all (~200) the currently working page-pairs on my site. That’s an even bigger problem.

This is a responsive answer, but perhaps not one that can be used, at least not in my environment. I’d expect that changing the namespace/file prefix will break the connection to Loco and all the translations I have already completed.

“That other plugin” — the one that is not registering your translation files — is Loco Translate. Probably because as you say you “do things differently.”

Loco picks up all of the other plugins I have, including two specialized content presentation plugins and the admin interfaces which I have already translated using Loco. It works extremely well. No problems.

The only plugin that has been a problem is yours. That’s unfortunate.

Loco Translate works perfectly with three other membership plugins I tested. Where “Simple Membership” works well is the actual simplicity of configuration for what content should be available to whom. It’s a shame that the translated sets are not compatible with translation tools.

There are not thousands of translation tool plugins; there are only a few translation tool plugins, Loco (300k), Polylang (200k) – both with free and pro versions, and WPML (paid only) are among the top three, at least according to what I found.

If you are going to provide multi-lingual features, ‘playing nice’ with translation tools would be something your developers should to pay attention to.