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Add the following parameter in the shortcode to only list the active members:
status=”active”
Here is an example shortcode:
[emember_extended_summary_list fields=”user_name,first_name,last_name” levels=”2″ status=”active”]
This is something your affiliates will do on THEIR site. Your affiliates will use a solution like the following to achieve a similar result:
You (the product seller) don’t have to worry about it.
Yes, there is a way to show active members list only. Are you using the following addon to show your members list?
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/wp-emember-profile-display-extended-addon-599
Yes you can do it using the documentation you posted earlier.
Simply enable the following option:
Now, do the following to create download buttons for your users:
Let me know if that helps.
We don’t know of any issue with Wordfence. So you shouldn’t have any problem.
We also have a security plugin (if you wanted to take a look):
http://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall/
Is your browser auto-filling the fields? can you please create a test member account then share the login credentials of this test member so I can check the behavior?
Are you using the following feature of eMember by any chance?
Do the following:
1) Create a membership level called “Coaching C” (you can give it a different name if you want to).
2) Change your content protection so this “Coaching C” level has access to all basic membership and 2nd tier membership material.
3) Now, create an eStore product called “Coaching C” for $10. Hook your coaching c membership level to this product.
4) A user is paying you $10 to buy the “Coacing C” product. In the process they will also get access to the coaching c level (which gives them access to basic and 2nd tier content).
Does that work for you?
Looks like you deleted the following page or done something else to that page to make it inaccessible?
[http://www.australianvoiceassociation.com.au/register/]
Have a look at the following documentation and correct your registration page:
How big is your PDF file? What kind of hosting package are you using? How much PHP RAM do you have on the server (you hosting provider can answer it for you)?
