Travis

Hi There!

I know this it has been quite a while since you posted this question but I thought I would answer it anyway.To add the information to the frontend of your site (I am assuming you are using the Members Directory or Members Profile page and want to display it there) you can add the fields attribute to your shortcode, followed by the metakey data that you used to create your fields in Register Helper.

So for example [pmpro_member_profile fields="Company,company;Website,user_url"]

For more information you can have a look at the documentation on Members Profiles and Directories below:
https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/add-ons/plus-add-ons/pmpro-member-directory/

I hope this helps!
Trav

Hi @rajpreet,

I know it has been a while since you posted your question, but I thought I would answer it anyway ??

On the Members Profile page, you should find a [pmpro_member_profile] shortcode. You can add an attribute to the shortcode followed by the metakey values of the fields that you added into your Register Helper code. So for example, your shortcode should look something like:

[pmpro_member_profile fields="company,company;Website,user_url"]

Hope this helps!
Trav

Hey @hubvill,

Thank you for getting in touch, when reading about your request, there was two add-ons to PMPro that came to mind. The first being Addon Packages, this will allow you to sell access to a single page or post for a once off charge. Unfortunately there is no way to set a designated expiration on specific pages or posts, so the content will only expire once the members level expires.

This is mainly for members to “add-on” content to their membership so they will also need to have a current membership in order to purchase the page/post/content. For more information on this add-on please see the link below:
https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/add-ons/plus-add-ons/pmpro-purchase-access-to-a-single-page/

Secondly, there is also an add-on called Series Drip Feed, this add-on basically allows you to create “Series” (groups of posts/pages) where content is revealed to members over time.Again, access to the content will only expire once the Membership period of the user expires. For more information on this add-on please see the link below:
https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/add-ons/plus-add-ons/pmpro-series-for-drip-feed-content/

I know that neither examples I gave you may fit your scenario perfectly, but I thought to try and give you possible solutions/worksrounds that you may find useful.

Hope this helps!
Trav

Hi @ lew76,

I have not personally used it myself but my fellow support engineer has used it on his own site.

If you feel a bit uncomfortable with the site, might I suggest doing a bit of a Google search, I believe there are a few sites that now offer free SSL certificates.

Perhaps you find one that is better suited for you.

(I did a quick search and found this https://letsencrypt.org/)

Good luck!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Travis.

Hi,

There was a recent query in the members support threads earlier where a user was also reporting being billed twice.

Basically it was being caused because they set up an initial amount of $X and a recurring payment of the same amount with a trial period in between.

So the user was being billed at the initial payment and then again upon the recurring payment in the same month.

Do you perhaps have a similar set up that could be causing a billing going off twice in the month?

Hi Raul,

Thank you for getting in touch with us! Would you mind logging into your site and checking your Membership Levels page to make sure that it has the Levels shortcode [pmpro_levels] on the page?

You could also make sure that that the correct page is set to be your membership levels page by navigating to your WP Dashboard > Membership > Page Settings > Membership Level Page must be set to the relevant page that has the [pmpro_levels] shortcode on it.

Hope this helps!

Hi There!

I know this is a bite late, but I thought I would reply here anyway ??

So the user who purchased the membership level should get an expiration warning email sent to them 7 days prior to their membership actually expiring.

In the email, the user will be prompted to login to their account and renew their membership.

Hope this helps!

Hi Aladin,

Thank you very much for clarifying that for me. You should have no problem having two membership levels per page. This is quite a common requirement for our users.

Hope that helps ??

Hey There!

Thank you for getting in touch!

Jason has written a blog post on troubleshooting HTTPS/SSL Issues that I think you may find quite useful. For your convenience I have linked the blog post below:
https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/debugging-httpsssl-issues/

Hope this helps!
Travis

Hey @aladin,

Thank you for getting in touch! I am a little unsure of your question. Are you asking whether or not having two membership levels (with different expiry dates) will cause an issue?

Or are you saying that you have an issue for the two membership levels?

If you have two different membership levels, and each level has a different expiration date, this should not cause any issues.

I hope this helps, if I have misunderstood your question let me know and I will try help where I can ??

Travis

Hi There!

There is no option to set this up within PMPro itself but you can try asking your host to help you with this. The may be able to set this up through your web server configuration.

Hope this helps!
Travis

Hey there,

If you are storing sensitive user information it is always a good idea to have an SSL for your website. Even Google is now giving ranking boosting to websites using SSL certificates.
https://blog.instantssl.com/ssl/impact-of-https-and-ssl-on-googles-ranking/

It can, like you say, be quite costly. There are also some free SSL certificates that you can get online, check out https://www.sslforfree.com/

Hope this helps!
Travis

Hi @webbc52,

Jason has actually written a bit of a HTTPS/SSL Troubleshooting guide that I think will be worthwhile to check out.

For your convenience, I have linked the documentation below:
https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/debugging-httpsssl-issues/

Hope this helps!

Hey Boernei,

Glad to see you are enjoying Paid Memberships Pro!

Unfortunately there is no future plans to support PayPal Pro.

For more information on the PayPal gateways that we do offer, you can see the link below:
https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/gateway/paypal/

Hope this helps! Have a great day!
Trav

Hey @gh0stmichael

You should be able to add a free user to your site by creating a user via your WP Dashboard > Users and then scrolling down to the Membership Level section and where you see the option “Current Level” you can change this from none to whichever level you have created.

This should give them access to the relevant restricted content for that level.

Regarding the JavaScript errors, it is a little bit tricky to determine the cause of this without a link to your site.

You could perhaps try pulling up the console(F12) on your page with the JavaScript error and you should be able to see a little more details on the error.

Hope this helps!