DavidM

Hi guys,

Membership can certainly help make the subscription aspect of the described project simpler, but there are things that it isn’t specifically designed to handle right out of the box, such as posting limitations.

You might be able to use Membership to handle subscriptions and then use Role Scoper to further configure access for Models.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/role-scoper/

As for post limits, you could try Bainternet Post Creation Limits.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/bainternet-posts-creation-limits/

I’m not sure how Role Scoper handles some of its features, as it involves more than just standard WordPress user role configuration. Thus, I’m not sure how well it works alongside Membership.

But then, Membership does provide url-based restrictions (URL Groups) which can often be used to get around potential complications/incompatibilities with other plugins.

Hi wpress2010,

Basically, yes. In Membership > Edit Options, you’ll see a Downloads / Media protection section where you can configure that, using masked URLs to essentially hide the actual file locations.

Once that’s done you can provide users with those masked URLs, which Membership will protect, as per your configuration.

Hiya editornen,

That sounds like a theme issue. If you switch to Twenty Eleven theme is the button still tiny? If not, you might have to edit your theme’s css styling of button or submit elements.

If the button’s tiny even with Twenty Eleven, you might want to try disabling other plugins for a moment to see which might be affecting the button styling.

The tone of your response could be easily surmised by your own words…

With all due respect, and with the intention of only making this plugin better, why not just say you don’t know how to do it instead of a copyright cop-out?

That said, WPMU DEV are some of the very best developers on the WordPress scene and they most certainly know how to scrape content. But it’s totally reasonable why they wouldn’t provide that as a feature.

However, any avid developer can easily pickup a copy of the plugin and add that type of functionality themselves. WPMU DEV kindly provides the code under the same license that WordPress is under, so it’s totally possible to expand on their already excellent work.

Hi elizart,

I’m not sure that memory is the issue here but it does seem a possible issue regardless, as both of these plugins can be a bit resource heavy.

If you keep Membership enabled but disable Woocommerce, do those same errors still persist with debug mode enabled?

This thread is quite a bit dated now, but as there are no other responses I assume no one’s really delving into this one.

The integration process isn’t quite as simple as you might think. To make things just a bit easier, I created a JavaScript tool that walks you through the process of creating your own WordPress plugin for integrating Construct 2 games in WordPress.

I’m working on a few updates, building it on better coding principles, but it currently works just fine for the vast majority of exported projects.

https://thehacked.com/wordpress-plugin-maker-for-construct-2/

Hope that helps!
-DavidM

Hi SMS WordPress,

Hoping you’d gotten that sorted already, but it’s possible you experienced a plugin conflict, in which case you can simply deactivate other plugins one by one to see where the culprit is.

Other than that, the latest version does include an Add-on you could use to verify and repair the database tables, which could possibly have be the issue as well.

-David

Hi fletchsc,

I can’t really comment on those plugins in particular but can definitely confirm those features would be available in the Membership plugin here:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/membership/

-David

Hi Mr_Bob,

That’s actually possible using the Membership plugin available here:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/membership/

However, it would require that you setup the Access Levels on a per user basis, so you’ll have as many Access Levels to configure as you have users.

Perhaps that’ll work for ya though!

-David

Hi TaniaPoli,

Hmm, that may have to do with the file url not getting added properly. Did you copy the file url into the MarketPress download field?

-David

Hiya!

Hmm, you could set the Store page as a static front-page at Settings > Reading, that’d probably be the easiest way to do that.

Otherwise it’d involve a fair deal of coding in your theme’s homepage template.

-David

Many thanks for posting this as well as your other plugin here! I’ve forwarded these threads on to the developers and we’ll have a look at it all.

Thanks,
David

Hi Ben,

Many thanks for posting this! I’ve forwarded this on to the developers to have a look into.

Cheers!
-David

Hi guys,

MarketPress doesn’t include a grid view itself currently but that shortcode plugin provides a great solution to that for now while the developers look work out how to be include a grid view. That is being looked at.

Another thing too though, there’s a file, Themeing_MarketPress.txt in the MarketPress /marketpress-includes/themes/ folder, that goes through various details on creating MarketPress templates, which you can customize instead of having to alter the plugin’s core code.

-David

Hi devanslive,

There’s not an included solution for that in MarketPress but as MarketPress uses custom post types, any plugin that does that with custom post types should work, like the following:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/better-related/

There are premium plugins that do that as well.

-David