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  • Thread Starter Tony Locke

    (@tonylocke)

    Let me illustrate. Let’s say you need to build a page with content that shows differently for each membership level. So, you build a three point outline of content.
    No membership is needed for level one.
    Level two only shows up, or is grayed over, until you become a member as is level three.
    Level three is grayed over if you are a member at level two.

    So the code would look like this:

    Level One Content.
    [PMP Level 2]Level Two Content.[/PMP Level 2]
    [PMP Level 3]Level Three Content.[/PMP Level 3]

    Every other membership software I have used shows these codes when you open that level of membership in the admin. You want to place something on a page that is protected, you go to the membership plugin and open that level of membership and there are the short codes. You cut and paste. Make a new membership level? On the edit page of that membership level are the short codes for that new membership.

    Does Paid Memberships Pro offer any help to know what the short codes are? Nope. Can you figure it out? If you are a short code expert. Where is the link to go and find how to use their software? No clue.

    I opened a ticket to ask and they gave me one piece of code. Do I have to open a ticket for every piece of code I need? Why not make it easy and have the short codes available on each membership level after it is created? That’s what you need when making use of their software. It’s not there.

    There is probably a document in their support website to help you figure it all out, but every time I search and read their documentation I waste an hour and come away empty handed.

    So, the truth is, Paid Membership Pro is awesome software for the programmers who made it and for people who grew up with it, but if you are switching to it, DON’T do it!

    Thread Starter Tony Locke

    (@tonylocke)

    Here is my attempt to helpful.

    Here is a great resource you need to build: https://s2member.com/kb-article/s2if-simple-shortcode-conditionals/

    Also, look at this page https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/membership/screenshots/ and go to the second screen shot. It shows all the necessary short codes in a column drop down for every membership level. Simple and effective.

    This company even adds a INSERT SHORT CODE button next to the ADD MEDIA button within the edit page or edit post view. You click on the button, choose the short code you need at that point in the page and click ENTER. https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/membership/ You can wrap content with various short codes very easy.

    Paid Membership Pro? No clue.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Tony Locke.
    Plugin Author Jason Coleman

    (@strangerstudios)

    We helped you on our member forums and I’m guessing already gave you a refund. In case anyone else stumbles upon this. Here is the page with docs on how to use our [membership] shortcode:

    https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/documentation/content-controls/with-shortcodes/

    It requires a free account sign up. In your example, this code will work:

    
    [membership level="2"]Level Two Content.[/membership]
    [membership level="3"]Level Three Content.[/membership]
    

    As noted in our other reply to you, we’re thinking about ways we can make the existence of and instructions for this shortcode more apparent to users. Thanks.

    Plugin Author Kim Coleman

    (@kimannwall)

    For anyone else seeing this review, I wanted to post a link to some new shortcode documentation we have added. See:

    https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/documentation/shortcodes/

    This page attempts to organize all shortcodes in the core plugin and available in code recipes on our site. I’m continuing to update this page with additional shortcode options offered in our add ons.

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