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Thank you! What is the difference between a “Hidden Content Message” and a “Members Only Message?”
verityMemberIs it possible to have different messages displays for different levels of membership? For example, if they aren’t a member, I want them to be prompted to join as a free member.
But if they are already a free member, I want them to be prompted to join as a paid member.
Is it possible to customize the PHP to reflect different messages based on membership level? Would I need to go in and edit the PHP that I deleted above?
Thanks!
verityMemberPerfect, thanks!
May 6, 2011 at 6:37 pm in reply to: How to customize various text/messages displayed by the plugin #21164verityMemberThanks for the explanation.
A few questions.
- I want the visitors of the site to see: “Thank for you visiting. To download our free still images, please join as a free member. To download our videos, please join as a paid member.”
- And for the free members, I want them to see “To download our videos, please join as a paid member.”
- I was able to edit the message. But is there a way to make the CSS styling of the message look a little more friendly? The big orange bar and warning symbol are a little too serious for my purposes. Is there a way to just hide the protected content, instead of hiding it AND having that big bar?
I’m thinking that this part is what I need to edit somehow, but I’m worried what will happen if I just delete it. (This is from wp_eMember1.php) Do I edit the CSS, or can I edit this PHP to simply have the protected content hidden?
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function eMember_is_post_protected ($post_id){<br />
global $wpdb;<br />
$wpdb->prefix . "wp_eMember_membership_tbl";<br />
$query = "SELECT post_list FROM " . $wpdb->prefix . "wp_eMember_membership_tbl WHERE id = 1;";<br />
$post_list = unserialize($wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare($query)));<br />
if(!$post_list) return false;<br />
return in_array($post_id, $post_list);<br />
}May 6, 2011 at 4:51 pm in reply to: Digital Variation & Price Variation Linked in One Drop Down #30420verityMemberThat is cool! IT WORKS!
So now I have the video variations working (which are only available to paid members, but hidden from the free members), but I also want to have another set of variations that ARE available for the Free members.
Can I create another, separate, drop-down?
May 6, 2011 at 1:26 am in reply to: Digital Variation & Price Variation Linked in One Drop Down #30417verityMemberI read the instructions multiple times, but I cannot figure this out. Here is what I have in the Digital Product Variation field. Is this correct?
Video Size and Format|16×9 .MOV::Yellow Orange Squares (16×9 .MOV) – http:/mydomain/myunecryptedlink.zip|16×9 .WMV::http:/mydomain/myunecryptedlink2.zip|4×3 .MOV::http:/mydomain/myunecryptedlink3.zip|4×3 .WMV::http:/mydomain/myunecryptedlink4.zip
Now, how do I get the the dropdown button to appear on my page? Here is the code I am using:
[wp_eStore_download_now_button id=1]
But it doesn’t have a dropdown. And since the only product is a membership, once they are paid members they have access to all the files. So I don’t want to have a product display with a price. Thanks.
May 5, 2011 at 8:14 pm in reply to: Digital Variation & Price Variation Linked in One Drop Down #30415verityMemberI would like to have downloadable movies. I have two different file formats and two different sizes. I want the customer to first select the Size, an then select the File Format. Can I have two different drop-downs in digital Product Variations , or do I need to have one drop-down with four options?
Also, what is the order of the steps? Do I create the Digital Variation first, or generate the encrypted link first?
In the digital variations, what do I put as the file path in the code? The actual file path, or the encrypted link?
Finally, these videos are just for paid members, so I will be hiding the menu from the free members. Can I also have a second drop-down menu containing still images that the free members can access?
Thank you.
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