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It is kind of odd trying to do this roundabout method of eMember user signup via Gravity forms just because of the manual approval process.
What you suggested can be done with some custom coding tweaks but the question is, do you really want to go down that path?
Would the following option work for you to have a manual approval process (kind of a workaround but much easier than trying to implement what you suggested with Gravity forms).
1) Create a new membership level where all your premium members get assigned to when they first signup. This is kind of a placeholder membership level that doesn’t give them access to any premium content.
2) You can have a specific after login page for this level that explains to the user that their account will have premium access AFTER an “admin” reviews their profile.
3) You (the site admin) can then check the members that are in this placeholder level (meaning the profiles need to be reviewed). If you approve, then change the membership level of this profile to the “real” premium membership level then save the profile. This means, their account is approved and the member can now access the premium content.
4) Optionally, you can send a notification email to this member in step 3 by using the “Send a Notification to the User” feature before you save the profile.
First, More tag is a WordPress blog post only feature. WordPress does not support more tag in pages. So using more tag in pages won’t have any effect.
The best option is to use the following section protection feature so it works everywhere:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/how-to-protect-a-section-of-a-post-or-page-88
Are you trying to use more tag protection on your pages?
Next, your theme is not showing the actual blog post content on the “blog” listing view. It is showing an excerpt I think. More tag protection doesn’t work on excerpt. The more tag protection will work when the theme is showing the standard blog post content in the blog listing page.
Does your theme have an option to show the standard post content in the blog listing page (instead of the excerpt)?
1) Yeah, we will add an option in the plugin so the cart can show a notes field (where customers enter a message for the whole checkout).
3) That addon you have for the “credit card default checkout option” does exactly what PayPal suggest for this. PayPal doesn’t offer any other option for it. The plugin has very little control over the standard PayPal checkout page. It is only allowed to submit a number of values and then paypal renders the page.
If accepting payment via credit card is the most important thing for you, then have you considered using PayPal Pro? It allows your customers to checkout via credit card directly from your site (they won’t even know that you are using PayPal). We offer PayPal Pro in our following extension:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-estore-and-payment-gateway-bundle
Do you have the debug option enabled in the membership plugin? If you don’t, please enable it then do a test signup so I can check the log data and see what it did with the mailchimp signup.
Did you make sure that your group name and value is correct (so it matches with the on in your mailchimp account)?
The link to support page (in the login widget) is still there. Nothing has changed in that widget. This is for when users are logged-in correct?
Have you made any modification to the plugin code?
Did you download the integration addon from the following page?
Please make sure you are using our integration addon. Paid membership pro developed an integration addon also but that one doesn’t work as good.
Looks like you are using a different affiliate view than the one mentioned in the previous post.
For style 2, you need to modify the following files:
wp-affiliate-platform/views/style2/register_view.php
1) The custom instruction field will show up after you enter the details then click the “review and continue” button. That notes fields is shown on the final checkout page.
2) You will need to ask paypal about this one. We have no way of controlling if your toll-free phone number shows up on that paypal checkout page or not
3) The credit card checkout option is showing by default for sure. I just checked it myself on your site. Remember to test it on a fresh browser (where you didn’t do testing already and selected PayPal). PayPal remembers your last selection.
4) Thats another PayPal thing which our plugin doesn’t have any control over. PayPal uses your account name or business name there for the link anchor.
You can use manual approval feature for that. However, that feature can’t be enabled on a per membership level:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/manually-approve-members-on-your-site-1302
I don’t think this is the work of the Divi theme. Lot of our users use that theme.
What you explained is likely the work of a download management type plugin (that message mentions about a “file download”)
The custom fields do not go to the email. Only the core member data fields can be added to the notification email. The user can go to the profile page to see their data (including the custom field data).
So in your email, you can link to the profile page and tell them to go there to see the data (if they wish to).
Who is your hosting provider and which hosting plan are you using?
You should not be using hosting from a company that doesn’t even understand this simple error message which is 100% a PHP session issue on the server.
Also, remember that this plugin was working fine on your site for months. The plugin hasn’t changed when this error started happening, only your server’s configuration has changed. So why would this plugin EVER work on your site if the issue is in the plugin?
You can see another example of this in the following thread. The customer’s hosting provider initially kept saying that there is no issue but later they did find the issue and fixed it:
We have a photo product specific tax you can apply but this might not be what you are asking for:
Edit the photo/image in question by clicking the edit link from the gallery settings. Then specify 0 in the “Item Specific Tax” field. You can use that field to configure a product specific tax for your products. But note that this will apply that value of tax only for that photo and to both physical and digital variations of that photo.
Currently we don’t have a global setting for digital vs physical variation taxes but we will put this on our TODO list.
That message is not coming from our plugin.
You have a rogue plugin that is hijacking the settings submit request of our plugin and then incorrectly showing that message.
A plugin should not be interfering with the settings submission of another plugin.
Do the following plugin test to identify which plugin is doing this:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
That error message talks about “download” so I am guessing it is coming from a download management type plugin.
