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I had looked through that page prior to posting (as well as here:
and here:
and here:
How to Retrieve and Show Specific Details of the Logged-in Member
None of these answer my questions.
Again, I need to get and set member details, such as the address, city, state, zip, and phone number, (all of which are in the eMember signup form and do not seem to be changeable in any way after the user has submitted that form) using the member’s WP user ID, not their member ID. I do not only need to do this for the currently logged in user (allow the current user to view and edit their own membership data), but I need to allow users to be able to do this for other users as well, so being able to perform these operations on just the currently logged in user is not what I need. Finally, none of these above pages have anything at all about setting any of these values, even for the current user.
Thanks again for any further assistance.
I need to check if a member has purchased a specific store product to provide access to specific content on the site, so my plan is to get all customer records that include that product, and then get the member ID’s from those customers and compare it against the current user’s member ID. This is separate functionality from the membership levels, as the idea is to have the ability for users to register as free members, which will give them the ability to purchase access to specific content on the site. Paid members will get access to all content on the site, which is already in place.
My client is using PayPal as the payment processor and the e-mail address of the purchase is taken from the PayPal e-mail address, which is not necessarily the same as the member’s e-mail address used to become a member, so I cannot rely on the e-mail address of the customer record matching the e-mail address of the member record. An additional question would be how to programmatically get all customer records that have purchased a specific product, or better yet how to get all products purchased by a member in a more direct process than what I have described above.
Hi and thanks for the reply. It looks like the theme selected for this site has conflicting user management and other settings, which was the cause of my issue. Some login features on the site were pointing to the theme’s custom login features rather than the eMember features.
Hi Peter, thanks for the reply. You are correct that scenario 3.1 is the closest you have for your scenarios, and this has been considered.
My client is wanting to create a ‘free’ membership as well as paid ones, but creating a free membership does not create a customer record. My client also has products for sale, but when a user who has signed up for a free membership interacts with the store, they are forced to create a new account with the store before they can make a purchase, at which point they have two accounts, one associated with their old ‘free’ membership and a new one associated with the store. Is there a way to route a ‘free’ membership through the store so that both a customer record is created and member record is created without the user actually spending money?
