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Tagged: custom product sale, private sale custom product, private sale emember estore, protect content for one member only, section protection for a member
I am trying to figure out how to integrate the eMember plugin with eStore to create a private sale of a custom digital product for one member/customer only (will need to do this multiple times for multiple customers). There are also public products in the store, available to anyone who wishes to purchase. Answer to my pre-purchase inquiry said it can be done, but I’m not quite getting it right. I’ve searched forum but not finding anything that addresses this. Install is a straightforward WP 3.5.1, using child theme of Twenty Eleven.
Hi, You can use eMember and eStore plugin’s purchase history feature to show purchase history of a member:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/how-to-display-a-members-purchase-history-158
1) Create a page called “Purchase History”
2) Place the following shortcode on it:
[wp_eStore_members_purchase_history_with_download]
3) Protect this page using eMember’s protection
Now, when a user logs in and goes to this page, the user can see and download the items he purchased.
How to Protect Something For One Particular Member?
You can use the “Section Protection for a Specific Member” feature to hide/protect something for a particular member only:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/how-to-protect-a-section-of-a-post-or-page-88
Here is an example:
[emember_protected member_id=xx]
Some secret message for member "xx". This section can only be seen by member "xx"
[/emember_protected]
Thanks for the help!
So, in this example, the content between the shortcodes could be the item for that member to purchase, correct? Like this:
[emember_protected member_id=xx]
Custom item to purchase for member “xx”.
[/emember_protected]
Yes, you are correct.