v1.2.5 of the BuddyPress Integration Add On is now available. This release includes improvements to the “Groups” logic for members and non-members, as well as bug fixes for a few edge cases.
BuddyPress Integration Add On v1.2.3 Released
We’ve continued to improve and address edge cases with this newest release of the BuddyPress Integration Add On for Paid Memberships Pro. You can update the plugin via the Dashboard > Updates page in your WordPress admin. Read on to explore the full list of improvements.
Set Display Name for BuddyPress Profile at Membership Checkout
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….
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New BuddyPress Integration for Membership Communities using Paid Memberships Pro
We’ve just launched our BuddyPress Integration in the WordPress Plugin Repository. You can now restrict access to specific features of your BuddyPress community by membership level, allowing you to build a custom, private, and flexible members-only community.
View the Add OnExporting Your Members List: Default Data and Adding New Columns
This post covers how to export your Members List to CSV. We’ll cover the default columns included in the export, as well as a method to add additional user data to the file.
Apply a BuddyPress “Member Type” on Membership Checkout or Level Change
The BuddyPress Add On for Paid Memberships Pro allows you to assign BuddyPress “Member Types” by Membership Level. The code recipe below demonstrates how to create a “member type” in BuddyPress.