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A mix of each. Individual subscribers sign up on a per annual basis, but we have corporate subscriptions where a specific end-date is given so that the multiple users from the same company share the same start and expiration dates.
Not a pro, but I manage pretty well. Fire away, and if I don’t understand it, at least I’m no worse off than I am now!
Before. I want to know whether or not to even SHOW them the link to that category and not let them see something that, when they click on it, tells them they don’t have permissions to view anything.
Unfortunately, that’s not very intuitive. The pseudocode for what I’m trying to do:
if (user can access category id=”id”) {
display this content
}
I’d even be fine with “membership level can access category id” as a boolean parameter, since I can easily find out the membership level to which the user belongs.
I suppose I COULD write the code to find out if the user has permission to access one post inside of that category, but that’s prone to failure should that post be deleted, moved, or belong to more than one category.
