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Hi,
1. I did a reply to another persons ticket (https://archived.seventhqueen.com/forums/topic/help-with-paidmembership-pro) but have not gotten any reply:
“Thanks for this snippet, but is it i any way possible to integrate the payment window from PaidMembership Pro with the Buddypress signup process? I find it difficult that the two are not merged better.
We would like a signup process where user signs up for BuddyPress but at the same time undergoes the membership process, enter their payment information and receive the first 30 days for free.”
2. I also have another question that is iPhone related:
The sign in overlay from navigation (both on our site and on your demo): When I click on ‘Sign in’ in navigation the sign in overlay is zoomed in. If I resize it, close it and again click on ‘Sign in’ all is fine and the overlay does not zoom. See attachment.
How to fix this? It does not look good.
Hi,
Sorry for the late reply, unfortunately your first question isn’t something very easy to be made, don’t know if it’s even possible, because PMPro processes it’s checkout/payment details only in his assigned pages.
You could deal with this issue by blocking users into selecting a membership level at their first login, before having access to your site, here is a code snippet to help you achieve that:
COPY CODE// Redirect user to levels page until he subscribes for a membership add_action('template_redirect', 'my_membersip_restrict'); function my_membersip_restrict() { global $pmpro_pages, $post; if ( is_user_logged_in() && !pmpro_hasMembershipLevel() ) { if (isset($post->ID) && !in_array($post->ID, $pmpro_pages)) { wp_redirect( pmpro_url() ); } } }About your second issue, could you please post some screenshots with the issue so I can understand better what’s happening ?
Cheers
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