[leo_osborne]

I have just sent an email regarding this situation. please disregard. Thanks for the new plug-in. will upload today.

[leo_osborne]

Okay. Thanks for the explanation. And the great plug-in. I will look elsewhere for this functionality. Cheers. Leo

[leo_osborne]

Thanks for the quick response.

That does make sense, since PayPal and the like use days as their smallest unit of time for subscriptions.

Our situation is a bit different. We are building a site to live stream concerts. Some of the content (opening band) is free, and some of the content (main band) is paid. Since there is only one stream, the free and paid users are separated into different pages with the same embedded player on each.

We want to be able to allow the free users to watch the opening band only, then block access to the page (or to the player) when the main band starts. By setting the membership to expire a few minutes after the main band is scheduled to perform, free users will be allowed to sample the content and decide if they want to purchase a ticket for the main band.

For a free membership, PayPal will not be in the loop. Single ticket memberships (and in the future, subscriptions), will use PayPal, so the day granularity will be respected in those cases.

We want to modify the plug-in. Which file do we need to look at to change the admin panel? What kind of interface can we use that will allow hours and minutes for free memberships and stop at days for paid memberships?

Can you point us in the right direction?

Thanks again,

Leo

Can you point us in the right direction

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