[gmangesh]

Hi

I stated using Option 2. So I have locked down specific pages and redirected it to another page.

However I have noticed that the redirect processing is very slow.

Is there a way to speed it up?

Thanks

[gmangesh]

Ok Thanks for pointing out Option 2. Didn’t realize you could lock down page.

I have already done Option 1. Just wanted to know why the content protection was not working.

Thanks

[gmangesh]

So are you saying that even though I say the Forum WP page is protected and can only be used by a certain membership level, I will still see the forum page?

Because that is what happens. I protect the page to only certain membership level. Anyone viewing who has not logged in but just goes to the forum page sees a content protection message (You cannot view this page) but then sees content of the page which is the forum.

[gmangesh]

Hmm Something to think about

Thanks

[gmangesh]

Cool Thanks.

[gmangesh]

This helps some. However I have multiple membership levels and I’m setting the ‘Expire After Date’. So I want to know what status gets set and also what WP role is getting set.

I also have a simplepress forum which uses the WP Role. I see if I manually set the member to ‘Expired’ then the member tries to login he can still access the forum. Because he still gets logged into WP

However I notice that if I set a member to ‘Inactive’ it removes the role. And when the member tries to login he does not get logged into WP.

[gmangesh]

Ok I updated my version and now it works.

Thanks for giving me the clue

[gmangesh]

version; WP-eMember is 8.1.9

Do you have the “Preserve WordPress User Role” option unchecked? (It’s under WP eMember->General Settings->WordPress User Integration Settings section)

I do not see this option.

What is the latest version

Here is my scenario.

1. The default WordPress role for membership level is set to ‘yellow-group’

2. A user whose role is currently set to ‘gen-mem’ logs in and clicks on the [wp_eMember_upgrade_membership_level_to level=2].

3. I see that this user now gets the membership level 2.

4. However when I check the user role in the WordPress Dashboard/user it is set to ‘none’

5. If I select this member from eMember/members and just hit the ‘Save Member Info’ without changing anything. The WP role gets changed from ‘none’ to ‘yellow-group’

So it appears that ONLY when I use the short code the WP role does not get set.

[gmangesh]

Ok, found the hook.

The “set_user_role” hook needs to be invoked.

Add the following line after the call to “update_wp_user_Role()”

do_action( ‘set_user_role’, $user_info->ID, $role_name );

( And comment out the call to eMember_debug_log_subsc() to fix the PHP error )

Thanks

[gmangesh]

To test the rest of the functionality I temporarily commented out the offending function call.

Now, the WordPress role is getting updated.

HOWEVER, the SimplePress role does not get updated.

I am guessing some hook is not getting triggered.

[gmangesh]

Hi,

I get the following error when I click on the “Upgrade” button generated by the [wp_eMember_upgrade_membership_level_to level=x] shortcode:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function emember_debug_log_subsc() in /home/xxx/public_html/xxx/wp-content/plugins/wp-eMember/eMember_misc_functions.php on line 635

(eMember_debug_log_subsc() is defined in ipn/eMember_handle_subsc_ipn_stand_alone.php)

[gmangesh]

Thanks for the rapid response!

I’ll try out the new version

[gmangesh]

I figured that this happens only when you check the fancy login widget check-box. Any thoughts?

[gmangesh]

Hi,

Is there some documentation on this. I mean will the person get a registration email.

I just want to know what the flow is

Thanks so much

[gmangesh]

I figured it out. Thanks for replying

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