Bypass for Memberpress “Memberships”

Hey @kycam25,

Yes, with some custom code you can integrate with your memberships. You can use the loggedin_reached_limit filter for that.

add_filter( 'loggedin_reached_limit', 'custom_loggedin_limit_check', 10, 3 );

function custom_loggedin_limit_check( $reached, $user_id, $count ) {
    // Using the $user_id, check the user's membership level
    // and check if the $count is reached as per the membership.
    // If reached, return true, else return false.

    return $reached;
}

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Joel James.

Thank you very much, @joelcj91 ! Will test that solution out!

Hello @joelcj91,

We are currently building a membership site using Memberpress. There will be different membership tiers:

Premium (limit to 2 login per device) Standard (1 login per device) Basic (1 login per device).
Monthly subscription based website.

I have tried implementing the code you provided above, yet i am still having some issues. Could you provide some code that would help me with my specific situation? i have the code from the previous message in my functions.php section in my theme editor, so if it is a small adjustment i could fix it.

Thank you in advance for your insights!

Hi @kycam25,

did the solution work for you?

I implemented the code, and it causes an error on the website when I try to log in.
Not sure what I am doing wrong… would appreciate any help!

add_filter( 'loggedin_reached_limit', 'custom_loggedin_limit_check', 10, 3 );

function custom_loggedin_limit_check( $reached, $user_id, $count ) {
    // Using the $user_id, check the user's membership level
    // and check if the $count is reached as per the membership.
    // If reached, return true, else return false.

    $limits = [
        166 => 1,
        1131 => 1,
        1132 => 3,
    ];

    $member = pms_get_member( $user_id );
    $member_plan = $member['subscriptions'][0]['subscription_plan_id'];

    if ( $count > $limits[$member_plan] ) 
    {
        $reached = true;
    }
    else
    {
        $reached = false;
    }

    return $reached;
}

I also just tried writing “if ( $count > 1 )” just to test if the mistake was with the memberships plugin, but it also doesn’t work.

Thank you!

Did anyone find a way to make this work?

Different limits for different user roles?

Hey @mbuccaneer,

Did you try using loggedin_reached_limit filter? It should work.