This recipe is designed to assist membership site admins in managing their member information. There are several components of this recipe, each designed to add Subscription ID or Transaction ID information to various user screens throughout the WordPress admin as well as the Members export to CSV. The recipe also adds the ability to search…
If your membership has grown to a large number of users, you may be noticing a slow down of your admin user search. This recipe allows you to perform a search on a specific user or user meta field name including the login, nicename, email, url, and display_name. With this code in place, you can…
To protect you from accidentally editing member orders, the core PMPro plugin leaves the order’s unique code, payment_transaction_id, and subscription_transaction_id as read-only. There are certain cases where the administrator or membership manager may need to edit certain fields on a member’s order. This recipe uses the pmpro_orders_read_only_fields filter to make all fields or certain fields…
Many themes display a post’s featured image in the archives, search results, widgets and more. For a membership site, the featured image may contain specialized information you only want to show to your members. Use this code recipe to ensure that only your active members get the full experience of your valuable content….
PMPro offers a setting to filter and hide members-only content in your site’s blog, archives and search results. You can select this option on the Memberships > Settings > Advanced Settings page. If you’re using the Custom Post Type Membership Access Add On, you can apply this same setting to CPTs with a custom filter…
At some point, every membership site owner will experience failed subscription payments. There can be many reasons for this: perhaps a member simply intends to cancel or it was purely accidental and the member never updated their billing information. You can increase your chances of recovering the member’s account and failed payment by redirecting members…
This code recipe adds a notification banner to remind members that their account will expire within 7 days—or any custom timeframe you would like. You can use the recipes with any WordPress theme, or specifically with a membership site using Memberlite.
Many membership sites use BuddyPress to facilitate communication, messaging, and member engagement. By default, BuddyPress sets the user’s profile name as their selected user login. If you would like a more personalized BuddyPress profile, check out this recipe to set the name to the user’s First and Last name….
Learn how to use Register Helper to add a custom field to your membership site checkout page. You can use this to ask members for potential referrals, find out how members are hearing about you, or ask newly signed up members who referred them to your membership site….
Some gateways have built their APIs to be 1-to-1 compatible with the Authorize.net AIM API. So while our integration with Authorize.net is meant to be used with the actual Authorize.net gateway, it can also be used with these gateways using the “mirror API”. This recipe will show you how to filter the pmpro_authorizenet_post_url to point…