Prevent non-members from viewing product prices or purchasing products from your WooCommerce store with this Code Recipe
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Set a Member Author’s Posts to Draft When Membership is Cancelled
If you allow guest authors on your membership site as a feature of membership, this recipe will demonstrate how to automatically change their posts’ statuses to “draft” when membership is cancelled.
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Allow Authors to View Their Posts Regardless of Membership Level
If you have multiple authors on your membership site, this recipe will override the post’s membership requirements and always let the author view their content (ignoring their current or past membership level).
Remember you can set new members to the “author” role at membership checkout via the methods in this previous article.
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Show a Post, Page or Category’s Required Membership Levels in the Dashboard “All” Views
Below are three code recipes that will add a column to the All Posts, All Pages, or Categories screens in the WordPress Dashboard. This is an easy way to see how your content is being restricted for members.
Remember, you can lock posts and pages using the “Require Membership” meta box or lock a category under the Memberships > Membership Levels > Edit Level screen.
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New Report to View Membership Level Changes (Upgrades or Downgrades)
Add a custom report to the Memberships > Reports dashboard that displays a report of your membership site’s upgrades/downgrades.
See this blog post on custom reports to learn how to add the custom code to your site.
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Limit the Number of Members by Membership Level
Restrict the number of members that can sign up for a membership level. The recipe adds a setting to your Memberships > Membership Levels > Edit Level admin page where you can set a value for “Maximum Members”. Once that limit is reached, no additional registrations will be allowed.
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Allow Members to Favorite Posts using the Favorites Plugin for WordPress
Add a special feature for your members that allows them to mark posts as “Favorites”. Then, show your members their bookmarked posts on the Membership Account page. Below are two code recipes that integrate Paid Memberships Pro with Favorites by Kyle Phillips.
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Ask “How did you hear about us?” at Membership Checkout
This code recipe adds a field to ask new members how they were referred to your site via the Register Helper Add On. The member can select the referring source via dropdown or enter a custom “Referred by” value. The field is display in the User Profile and Members List Export for admins only.
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Lock Your Entire eCommerce Shop for Members-Only
The code recipes below demonstrate how to restrict your online store to members-only using WooCommerce or Jigoshop. If you’re using a different eCommerce plugin, post a topic in our member forums and we will help you get the restriction in place.
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Hide “Discount Code” field on Membership Checkout for Free or Specified Levels
If your membership site makes use of discount codes, the fields to enter a code will appear on the membership checkout page for all levels. Use the code recipe below to hide these fields for a free membership level checkout or for specific levels you don’t offer discounts for.
But wait, why don’t you just do this automatically?
Some people make use of the Discount Codes in unique ways – even for their “free” levels. For example, we have one customer using these codes as “Invoice Numbers” that are mapped to a specific dollar amount. The member selects the “level” which has no fee, but enters the provided “code” to pay their amount owed. Or, some use discount codes to extend a free trial period.
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