Initial setup help

Hi @vasudevb

Thank you for reaching out.

1. Can you give me clear steps to replicate this on my end so I may test it further? It sounds like your BuddyPress isn’t setup correctly – please ensure registrations are enabled and you may load this page (without Paid Memberships Pro to ensure there are no bugs or conflicts from other plugins).

2. The preview text takes the post’s excerpt into consideration. I’m not sure what you mean by “Better way of blocking”, could you please elaborate what you would like to happen?

3. You may add custom text to show a coupon code to use. To automatically apply the discount code you may add &discount_code=CODE123 to the checkout URL. You would need to tweak your checkout URL to add this in automatically. Further customizations may be needed to dynamically apply the code and adjust the pricing of the levels.

4. You will need to customize your registration/confirmation page. This support topic may help – https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-redirect-after-registration/

5. I’m not familiar with this plugin, you may be able to use the [membership] shortcode to try and restrict certain elements. Please see – https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/documentation/content-controls/with-shortcodes/

Hi @andrewza

1. Just go and register yourself on https://www.indikaari.in/register and you will not be able to register. There will be no response. This is working when I deactivate Paid Membership Pro. -> https://www.indikaari.in/register/

2. ‘Better way of blocking’ was not the appropriate wording. I meant can I design it, like by creating a box around it, or changing font? I checked with someone(not from PMPRO) that CSS can help to a certain degree. So that is clear, unless there is another way of making it better designed. https://ibb.co/jJ3Qv0x

4. Thank you.

5. This cannot be done with a shortcode as there is no page. It is an element like post and category. It uses playlist/album. One of the plugins, wp disquz had made a tweak to include this. Can you please also help in the same way? Or can I enter it in the URLs?

Thank you.

Also, point(3), can you tell me how to do it or where can I have it done?

1. Please reach out to BuddyPress support to assist with this and please ensure that your registration errors are clearly shown as there may be a requirement that isn’t met but the error isn’t showing clearly enough to the end user.

www.ads-software.com does not encourage this type of debugging, if you need further help please reach out to BuddyPress support or a local WordPress developer (as this is a registration issue with their registration page and may be site specific).

2. You would need to use CSS to style this further.

3. A nocode solution would be to create a custom button/link (or even a custom level select page) and add the query parameter to the URL – https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/how-to-use-a-page-builder-to-create-a-custom-membership-level-pricing-page/

5. Here are all the available methods to restrict content with Paid Memberships Pro – https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/documentation/content-controls/

You may need to restrict content via your page template instead if all other content controls don’t work.

I created a custom code snippet to automatically apply a discount code, I thought this may be useful to others – https://gist.github.com/andrewlimaza/9fe4b72ef5c793eb1d19c00839a08157

I hope this helps get you started.

Thank you so much Andrew. I will do the aforesaid things. You were very helpful.

I might do it in a while. Will trouble you again in case things dont go as planned.