[Plugin: WooCommerce – excelling eCommerce] Conflict between Woocommerce and Membership plugin by WP

Increasing the memory limit will not resolve this issue for you, but yes that is very well recommended to do. WooCommerce needs more memory do to everything it does and 32MB is a real low limit. You can run into errors if you don’t.

The errors you have however are definitely Membership errors. They provide no compatibility with WooCommerce, as you can see. It is not up to us to protect this kind of errors, as it is an example of bad code.

We also have Membership like solutions in store, if you like, which are definitely compatible with the WooCommerce plugin.

Hi,

Thank you for your quick response!
I will follow your advice and increase the memory limit.
For the membership plugin, is about WishList Member that you are thinking?
or is there other ones?

Yes, you can use our WishList Member integration. But you can also have a look at our Groups for WooCommerce extension (perhaps even combined with the Subscriptions extension for recurring payment memberships).

Hi there!

We actually have many members who use WooCommerce and our plugins ??

The best way to allow folks to see the shopping cart is to use negative rules on your access levels.

Most E-Commerce solutions generate their checkout pages and shopping carts on the fly, since you can’t actually check a box for access to these pages your members will not have access to them if you are using positive rules. The plugin will look for a positive rule to access that page, which you cannot provide as it’s not a standard page on your site and it changes with each customer.

You’ll find this is how other Membership plugins work as well. Using the positive/negative access to protect pages. You’ll run into the same issue. It’s just a simple matter of using the negative rules in this case ??

WooCommerce has the advantage of building their membership solution around their ecommerce software. So, of course, it will work with it nicely ?? It also means they have you hooked for another plugin.

Their ecommerce is a great tool! Very beautiful and preferred by many. But calling someone else’s plugin poor coding when it is only a matter of understanding how the plugin works is poor form. Especially when followed by a sales pitch.

Please let me know if you have any more issues, I’ll be glad to help!

Best,

Kimberly