Custom Profile Fields / Custom Post Types control

I found this relating to CPT: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-paid-memberships-pro-custom-post-types-taxonomies?replies=2#post-3260119
And I read somewhere else that PMP hooks into WP’s user fields so I’ll resolve this ticket myself and just say that I vote for a GUI version of CPT control and user profile field customizations. Thanks for this free plugin.

Closing

I’m looking for this too. I have a calendar on my site and I’m not able to make the events protected by Paid-Memberships-Pro. Was hoping I could accomplish this with custom field of some kind.

Thanks,
Bob

I figured out a pretty simple way to hide the calendar page from people who are not “members”.

On my site, I have it working so that I can hide the widget from visitors who are less than level 2 but I couldn’t figure out who to hide the full calendar page from their view. So I created a custom template for this page. I removed all the extra unnecessary php so I could figure out where the custom php needs to go easier. After some trial and errors, I added this code to my template and it works great. Hope it helps.

For me, it worked great like this

<?php if(pmpro_hasMembershipLevel('0,1')) { ?>
<div class="post-content"><strong><p>This Calendar is restricted.</strong></p>
<p>More Text Goes Here.</div>
<?php } ?>
<?php if(pmpro_hasMembershipLevel('2')) { ?>

The first part shows a restriction message to any visitor with an access level of “0” or “1”. The second part shows the full calendar if the visitor is a logged in member of level “2”

Hope it helps.
Bob

I think I found the fix!
All you need to do is just locate:
wp-content\plugins\paid-memberships-pro\includes\metaboxes.php
Search inside for
“add_meta_box(‘pmpro_page_meta’, _x(‘Require Membership’, ‘metabox heading’, ‘pmpro’), ‘pmpro_page_meta’, ‘page’, ‘side’);
“
Now just change the ‘page’ to whatever is the code-name of your custom-type.
For example, try to create a new custom type and if your address looks like this:
https://your.com/wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=myportfolios

Then, “myportfolios” is your custom-type.
Just replace the word “page” in the metabox above to myportfolios
Thats all!