[reepsy]

This will work if you are interest in just the one level like I am (Level ID 3 in this example):

function paid_membership_count() {

global $wpdb;

$members_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "wp_eMember_members_tbl";

$wp_member_count = $wpdb->get_row("SELECT count(*) as count FROM $members_table_name WHERE membership_level='3'");

$total_number_of_members = $wp_member_count->count;

}

add_shortcode( 'paid_membership_count', 'paid_membership_count' );

So you use it like any shortcode: [paid_membership_count]

But you could easily parameritize it to do any specific level passed in as an attribute:

[paid_membership_count level=’3′]

[reepsy]

Both <?php echo emember_get_total_members(); ?> and [emember_total_memebers] bring back teh total number of all memberships, as the names would imply. I am trying to make a goal meter showing progress towards selling xx memberhips at a specific membership level. So let’s say id=3. Any suggestions?

[reepsy]

Any follow up here? I really don’t want to install the same version over what I have now.

[reepsy]

I followed that link, and the link sent to me in email resulted in a download with the same version # (7.4.3). At least that’s what it says in wp_eMember.php

[reepsy]

According to wp_eMember.php:

Plugin Name: WP eMember

Version: v7.4.3

[reepsy]

Peter,

Yes, [sf_become_member_link] is mine, and it is working properly. This one:

[wp_eMember_user_details user_info=”email”]

is also nested, from wp-eMember, and is not working. It is simply displaying that text, rather than generating the user’s email address.

[reepsy]

Thanks.

[reepsy]

Deleting and re-installing the plugin seems to have worked. I had used an FTP program to put the files up last time. This time I sent the .zip up and unzipped it at the command line. So maybe that was the difference. Other than my custom CSS, which I retained, are there any file permissions or anything like that I ought to be on the lookout for? with the newly installed copy?

Thanks for your help.

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