Displaying multiple membership levels of a member on a page

[AllegraSinclair]

Is using the ‘display purchase history’ shortcode the only way to display all the Memberships (levels) a customer has access to on their profile page? I sell products and services so the download link code doesn’t make sense. I have already enabled secondary memberships, the question is about how those levels are displayed.

I saw this post: https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/emember-one-member-switching-between-welcome-page-of-multiple-membership-level, but you lost me with the instructions to ‘show the link to this master page on various places where your members can see.’ What code would I use on this Master Welcome Page?

I am using the 8.7.2 version of the plugin on my site which is using WordPress 3.6.

Thanks in advance.

[admin]

The welcome page can have a list of all your membership levels (you offer) that links to the welcome page of each individual membership levels. Basically, you create a new WordPress page then list all your membership levels and link the name of each level to their respective welcome pages. This kind of serves as an index page (it is helpful if you have a lot of membership levels).

However, I think what you want is a shortcode that lists all the membership levels (primary and secondary) that a member has in his/her profile. We can create a shortcode to do that. Is my assumption correct?

[AllegraSinclair]

Your first paragraph confused me, so I’m not sure how to answer that.

BUT, yes, I want a shortcode that lists all of my client’s membership levels (products purchased) on one page. If that should be a welcome page instead of a profile page, I’m ok with that. Not to compare to another plugin (sorry!) but if I buy something from a website that uses Amember, every time I log into that site, I see everything I have ever purchased. That is what I’m hoping to achieve here.

THANKS so much for your responsiveness. You’re awesome!

[admin]

We have added the following shortcode to the membership plugin. It will show the current primary and secondary levels of a user:

[wp_eMember_my_membership_levels]

You can create a WordPress page and use the above shortcode in it and your logged in users will be have to see their levels.

[AllegraSinclair]

AMAZING! You continue to exceed all expectations with your support. Thank you very much.

[dan11798]

Hello, i just tried this shortcode and nothing happend? Just shows the shortcode on the page?

[admin]

Please load a new copy of the plugin because I recently added this new shortcode to the plugin:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/re-install-or-load-a-fresh-build-of-the-plugins

[dan11798]

Ok, shortcode is working now and it shows the level names. Can the level names be linked to their welcome pages?

[admin]

I will extend this shortcode to show the links to welcome page of each level (if one exists). Should be able to add this within the next few days.

[dan11798]

That would be great! Will this be ready today or the next?

[dan11798]

Hello, just checking in on this? Is there anything I can do to help? Thanks!

[admin]

This has been added to the plugin. Here is an example usage of the shortcode which will show the welcome page links for each membership level:

[wp_eMember_my_membership_levels show_welcome_page="1"]

I have sent you an updated copy of the plugin via email.

[kimjcastleberry]

What edit would I need to make to the shortcode above to suppress the “Level Type” information which actually, in our case, means nothing to the user?

Screenshot of how mine is displaying: [http://screencast.com/t/y4paDy7dhEm5]

I consulted the http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/wp-emember-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-124 pdf but did not find the shortcode for this one currently listed.

Kim

[admin]

I have added some extra CSS classes in there so you should be able to hide the level type column using a bit of CSS tweak. I have sent you an update via email.

You can use the following plugin to add your tweak:

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413

Add the following custom css in there to hide the level type column:

.emml_level_type_col{

display: none;

}

[wellnesscoachamy]

Okay, this solves a problem I’m having. I have multiple products with pages attached to them to run a class they purchased. I need for the client to have a list of what they have purchased and a link to that page to run the embeded program.

I’m kind of following this post but I’m not quite sure how to implement it. Can you help?

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