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I see that people are assigning a free membership level at registration to tie everything together….
Could I just assign the paid level the same way forcing people to go through the payment process immediately after registering?
or would that just give them free access at the paid level?
Thanks in advance,
a
Hello, you can just restrict all the pages and memberships options on Kleo to the paid membership, so they could not see any page, just a message to upgrade.
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Laura, thank you for your reply…
My main goal is to streamline the registration/membership process. Right now its bad user experience and potentially damaging to growing my numbers….
I need it to be as few steps as possible for people to become registered/create an account…and to set up their payment….
Restricting all of the pages doesn’t help streamline anything…and will confuse those that have gone through the registration process only to be redirected again and again to pay….
What would happen if I auto assigned the paid membership level?
hey beansmcguillicutty. Have you asked these questions over on the PMPro forums? I guarantee they know their plugin way better than anyone here does 🙂
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hmmm maybe. I was writing some custom functions to use with their plugin yesterday and found a bunch of answers googling. A lot of info in the support forum on their wordpress plugin page too.
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An add-on but related question:
Can I turn off the Kleo registration system and just use the PmPro system to handle registration AND memberships?
Thanks in advance guys,
beans
Kleo doesnt have a registration system. Are you talking about Buddypress registration?
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No offence to anyone else, but Beans has the best name on this forum.
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Ha, thanks Sharmstr! I’m specifically talking about disabling the stock registration and using PmPro to handle that….therefore streamlining the process…
I read somewhere that PmPro handles both….although I believe I would loose the facebook integration.
beans
So, wordpress registration then 🙂
I think you would to, but I dont know for sure. I have a test site that I recently set up to figure out PMPro, registration and social logins. Let me do playing around with it. Will get back to you.
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I’ve played with this a bit. Here’s some thoughts.
You can use PMPro checkout to register with the site. If you have a Buddypress site, none of the users PMPro information will be available to edit and/or view in their buddypress profile. Also, none of your xprofile fields will show up on the checkout page. You will have to provide a link to “/membership-account/” so they can manage their account. This isn’t uncommon with most other plugins. In fact I’m working on several BP integration plugins right now. For Kleo 2.4 I integratee Woocommerce orders and account settings into BP.
You can add a “signup/register” link in your main menu and point it to your levels page. You’ll want to use https://wordpress.org/plugins/menu-items-visibility-control/ to hide it once someone logs in.
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Excellent…I am doing it exactly like this now…
Only issue is I use Social invites…which pulls the ACCEPTURL from buddypress page settings…I selected “none” as the registration page in BP settings…
So when I send invites people are being sent to a blank registration page…
Is there a quick way to redirect them to the actual new (pmpro) sign up page?
If you dont want anyone to use the Buddypress registration page, try this….
https://archived.seventhqueen.com/forums/topic/buddypress-registration-page
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Sharmstr!!!!!!!!! That link was exactly what I needed…got things running smoothly now!!!!
Cheers,
beans
Beans!! Can you tell me exactly what you did?
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Sure thing!
1. copied into the child theme the register.php page from inside the kleo>buddypress>members> folder…making sure to have the correct folders ao the path is the same as the parent theme inside the child theme.
2. removed everything…then added this code:
<?php
echo do_shortcode(‘[pmpro_levels]’);
?>
3. *** I just used pmpro **** instead of userpro…
4. I was then able to select “register” inside buddypress settings. Which allows the social share plugins to send the correct invite links. 🙂***Only wish is to add Facebook registration to that page and integrate it with pmpro….gotta make signing up as easy as possible for my incoming members…*** if anyone knows if this is possible please let me know.
Hmmm. I’m having a hard time getting the levels page to output. Do you have the free version installed?
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I think I know whats going on. I’m using it in a plugin and its probably loading before PMPro is, so it has no idea what that shortcode is yet. Sorry to bug you.
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Dude, you’ve helped me SOOO much already…I’ll do whatever I can to help you back. let me know if I can look through my set up for anything in particular.
a
Dont worry about it. You’ve already helped by confirming it works. I know it should work. But I test so many things on on my dev site that I’m sure I hosed something.
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