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Started 6 years ago by AllegraSinclair
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wzp
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However, I was not able to change the term 'Level Name' or 'Welcome Page' as displayed by this shortcode: [wp_eMember_my_membership_levels show_welcome_page="1"]

Right now, they are hard coded into the plugin. You'll find them in the eMember_auth_utils.php file, under the emember_my_membership_levels() function definition.

One other thing I would like to do if possible. When a member logs in I would like them redirected to their account page.

Is this what you are looking for?
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forum/topic/redirect-login-page-for-loged-in-member

Posted 4 years ago #
angie01
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Thanks again. I will take a look and see if that can help me. You have been most helpful and I am grateful.

Angie

Posted 4 years ago #
John McMullen
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Hello, I want it to be that when a member logs in s/he goes to a page with a summary of the levels they have access to. From there they can select which page/level they want to access.

Upon login I can automatically redirect the user to a "profile" page which shows the information I want by using:

[wp_eMember_my_membership_levels show_welcome_page="1"]

Beside each level it says (Welcome Page) which is a hyperlink. I want each hyperlink to go to the page for that level. The article below suggests that this is possible:

https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/how-to-display-a-members-purchase-history-158

My problem is that all of the (Welcome page) links all go to the same page - i.e. the "profile" page. Am I missing something obvious?
Thanks

Posted 4 years ago #
wzp
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Please begin reading from this point:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forum/topic/edit-wp-emember-welcome-page

Posted 4 years ago #
John McMullen
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Hi WZP, thanks for the reply. I followed the instructions it only partially worked. It strips out the part of the short code that shows "Welcome Page"

[wp_eMember_my_membership_levels show_welcome_page="1"]

It now ignores the show_welcome_page="1" - before it showed the link (welcome page) - but the link didn't take the user to the welcome/landing page for each different level.

I am trying to show the user's membership levels and for him to be able to click on the welcome page for level 1 or the welcome page for level 2 etc.

The article 158 i referred to say you can do this. But the hyperlinks don't work?

Thanks

Posted 4 years ago #
John McMullen
Inactive

I think I may have workaround. I turned off all the redirects. Then pasted the following into the box called Additional Message for Logged in Users in Settings/Pages Forms:

You can acesss <hyperlink-on>free content here <hyperlink-off>in addition to the premium content listed below:
[wp_eMember_my_membership_levels show_welcome_page="1" level_name_label=Video-Name level_type_label=Order primary_label=Main ]

When logged in a user sees their premium content listed. Note I have also changed the labels.

As premium users can also access free content I've added a hyperlink to the URL of the page with the freee content. Their profile doesn't see the free content as they didn't purchase it. I'm sure there's a way to automatically assign free content to paying members, but I havent found it yet!

Posted 4 years ago #
admin
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When applying content protection for your premium content, also give access to the free content for that level. You decide what each of the membership levels can access.

Posted 4 years ago #
John McMullen
Inactive

Yes, got this sorted, thank you. I was just being dim!

Posted 4 years ago #
olivier
Member

Hello,

Could the shortcode [wp_eMember_my_membership_levels] also display the start and/or end dates of the memberships for the logged in user ?

Thanks.

Posted 3 years ago #
admin
Key Master

It doesn't have an option to do that at the moment.

Posted 3 years ago #

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