Membership Sign Up

[GlobalonlineSA]

“Is there a way to make the registration process smoother? My site with SweetDate is a subscription only website which means a free trial may be offered as a promotion ONLY and for short periods of time. I would love to implement Paid Memberships Pro with this but the extra step to activate your account AND THEN choose a membership level is long-winded, unnecessary and will probably drive customers from the site if they have to keep bouncing around.
How can I use the PMPro sign up form WITH the BuddyPress for fields so the sign up process is in one or two fluid steps? (Kind of like match.com or eharmony.com where access to the site is impossible without first paying for your account)
I need this fluidity to be active not only in the general sign up form but also the form in the header that switches between a registration and search form (depending on whether you are logged in).

[Laura]

Hello, as you offer free subscription as a promotion, i could add a new field that auto assigns the free membership level, then when it expires, they will see the table and will need to choose a paid level.
Right now, there are not many options to integrate both plugins registration

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Laura Solanes - Graphic Designer and Web Designer

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[ero]

Hello,
I have a similar problem. I want my users to have a free membership initially for two months, at registering.
where do you add this new field you mentioned?
Than you.

[Laura]

Hello, you can do this automatically by adding this to your functions.php of child theme, change the 1 for your level id ( at memberships > levels, you will see the ID of each level)
IMPORTANT: Make sure you have Paid Memberships Pro activated

COPY CODE

add_action('user_register', 'kleo_pmpro_default_level');
function kleo_pmpro_default_level($user_id) {
	pmpro_changeMembershipLevel(1,$user_id);
}

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