This nifty little shortcode will output the number of members in a level (or across all levels).
The output displays a message in the format: “This site has 25 Gold members”, or you can define the attribute ‘justnumber’ to output only the count of members and craft your own message like the one pictured to the right.
Shortcode Attributes
- justnumber: Show just the count of members (optional; default: NULL)
- level: A single level ID or comma-separated list of level IDs (optional; default: count for all levels)
- status: A single status or comma-separated list of statuses (optional; default: ‘active’)
Comments (15)
Is there this functionality please
how do I provide with free users access to upload 6 article only on the site after 6 article, they are required to pass with a pro subscription to continue upload.
thanks for the answer please
Hello, we don’t have a direct feature for this. But you can have a look at WP user Frontend Pro that has PMPro compatibility and sounds like it can achieve what you are looking for.
SVP. How can I add a menu button to make it appear only to users who do not yet have a subscription plan
and what Css can I use to post a pop up that will only be available to users who do not yet have a subscription
and how can i do the reverse please.
thank you for this great plugin and I am happy to put 5 stars
For customized member menus, see: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/add-ons/pmpro-nav-menus/. With respect to a pop up, we do not have any pop ups built in, but most plugins that have an exit intent or timed popup allow you to show these only for non-logged in users. This would be the most straightforward way to have a popup for non-members.
Hi! Paid memberships pro is indeed the best membership plugin out there! But I have a request- please make support accessible for free users or please release more affordable plans within 50 to 80 dollars. It’ll do great for many other users like me
Hi @mehulsrivastava,
Thanks for your comment. Have you tried commenting on our wp.org page or dropping us an email with your question? While we do not offer official support on these channels we do try our best to help our users as much as possible. Keep in mind that if the query is very technical in nature then we might need to direct you to our official support channel.
On a page, I tried something like: currently we are [pmpro_member_count justmember=true] in total
It didn’t work; somebody help!
Hi there,
Thanks for reaching out to us. If you open up a support topic on our Members Support Forums then one of our support engineers could take a closer look into this for you.
Hope this helps!
Hi, Could this be used to count members who have bought access to a single page using the “Purchase Access to a Single Page or Post” Add On?
The SQL would have to be changed to count the data we store in post meta and user meta. If you post to our member forums and mention that I sent you, we can work on that for you.
level as a comma delimited list doesn’t work. I tried
[pmpro_member_count level=1,2,3,5] and
[pmpro_member_count level=”1,2,3,5″]
I was going to add this to the plugin/gist for you, but it gets complicated generating the text “This site has %s members”. If you wanted to update yours to do this, you could do something like:
$levels = array_map(‘trim’, explode(‘,’, $attrs[‘level’]));
And then update
AND `membership_id` = ” . intval($attrs[‘level’]);
to be
AND `membership_id` IN(” . $levels . “)”;
“defining attribute” justmember means [pmpro_member_count justmember=true]
Hi, what’s the exact shortcode name pls?
Sorry found it [pmpro_member_count]