Adsense Plugin that works with Paid Membership Pro?

[hejms]

Hi Sweetdate Support.

I just got accepted by Google to use ads on my site.

Paid Membership Pro says that you should use a plugin called “Easy Adsense” if you want to hide the ads for some memberships, but I can’t seem to find any plugin that are called that?

It also suggest you can write ”

COPY CODE

if(pmpro_displayAds())
{
//insert ad code here
}

”
around the script, but if I do that it doesn’t work at all.

Or maybe I’m just doing it wrong?
I put a widget with text/html and write the code, but it doesn’t do anything.

If I write it without “if (pmpro displayAds())” and so on, it works, but then all my members can see the ads, and isn’t hidden for VIP-members.

Kind regards
Henrik

[Laura]

Hello, this one? https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/easy-adsense-lite/
You could use this instead

COPY CODE

<?php if ( pmpro_hasMembershipLevel(array(3))) { ?>
AD SCRIPT HERE
<?php } ?>

Basically, the membership level 3, can see ads, the others wont
Just change the number

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[hejms]

Yeah that was the plugin I found, but that doesn’t hide the ads automatically like the plugin Paid Memberships Pro were talking about 🙂

But I tried to use your code inside the plugin, but it doesn’t work. It shows the ads for all membership users (all ID’s).

I then tried to write it into the Text/HTML widget, but it just says “Error occurred. Please reload the page and try again” and it doesn’t save the code inside it.

[Laura]

Hello, will assign the ticket to a higher support level who can help and advise you in your query.
Thanks! ?

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[hejms]

Thank you! 🙂

[Radu]

Hi,

This conditional tag it works make sure to not making something wrong

COPY CODE

//1,2 represents id's of packages that you want to see your message
 
if(pmpro_hasMembershipLevel(array(1,2), get_current_user_id())){
    echo 'banner code'
;}
}

Cheers
R.

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[hejms]

Hmm I’m not exactly sure where you want me to write this code? :/

[Radu]

If you use those in widget area the php codes sure will not work and you will have to use shortcodes

All pmpro conditional shortcodes are here :

So you will have to place your banner code inside the shortcodes

Cheers
R.

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[hejms]

Okay but where exactly should I write these?
If I write them inside the plugin, the ad shows, but there’s also the text “[membership level=”0,2″]” before the ad, and “[/membership]” after the ad.

And if I write anything in the text-widget it just says error, and nothing works.

[Radu]

From example in the widget area as you had said in the initial post

[membership level=”1″]
banner code for level 1
[/membership]

the shortcodes works in text area from widgets

And so on..

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[hejms]

Thank you, that works!

The problem was that I went into “Appearance – Customize” and then put the text into widgets in there.
And that didn’t work.

But this method works, thank you 🙂

[Radu]

Great

Cheers
R.

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