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Tips and Tricks HQ Support Portal › Forums › WP eMember › WP eMember Troubleshooting › eMember widget for members in sidebar
Hi,
just writing to find out if there’s a distinct widget where I can list eMember members in my sidebar? If not, is there some code that I can add to the sidebar instead?
The idea is to add a set of pictures in the sidebar with members who have specific membership levels, which can be clicked to see their details. The site I am working on has this kind-of working using the Author Avatars widget together with Peters Login Redirect plugin, which creates some additional user roles for WordPress. The trouble here is that I have to manually assign each user to a specific user level which is slightly boring.
So, all I really need is to be able to have some PHP code to add to the sidebar with
<?php Blah-blah-blah memberlevel=”Gold”> or something along those lines…
Any help would be brilliant!
Thanks!
L.
eMember now has an option whereby you can assign each membership level a default WordPress Role. So depending on which membership level a member signs up he/she will get that WordPress Role assigned to it. Will this feature help?
Hi
Thanks for the reply.
The default roles only really help for one level of membership, which can be assigned to the “subscriber” role in the WP standard set of roles.
Unfortunately I need several levels of membership to be managed by the system (two thus-far), and therefore two sets of roles/members displayed in the sidebar.
Any other ideas?
L.
What I meant is that each level of membership can have a default WordPress role specified. For example:
Basic Membership Level – Subscriber
Silver Membership Level – Editor
Gold Membership Level – Admin
Now if a member registers for “Silver Membership” then his role will be automatically set to “Editor”. If someone subscribes to “Gold Membership” then his role will be set to “Admin”.
Now can’t your other plugin/script manage the display since the members role has been set correctly when they signed up?