gingram815

I’m having the same issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

That did not do it. Thank you for the suggestion, though.

Sorry about that, thanks for the answer though.

Can this be set up as a 1-year payment and the system automatically remind them it is time to pay again in a year?

Thanks, I got most of it figured out.

Nevermind, all is well.

Thank you both for your help. Marcus, that was perfect. It is working great now.

Agelonwl, those pages never had a problem, it’s the ones in Buddypress that were not working. They are now, though!

Oops, didn’t get the whole path:

/public_html/transylvaniawellnessalliance.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members/single/plugins.php

I deactivated all the plugins except Buddypress and this one. I already use the default theme. It is giving me the same error message.

I found the file it seems to be trying to find

/public_html/transylvaniawellnessalliance.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members/single

Any way of steering the plugin in the correct direction?

They said they actually have a plugin that has this functionality but I can’t get ahold of it right now for some reason. They said they are going to have it available soon.

Thank you so much!

I did ask the support people but have not heard back yet.

I figured it would be hard without the plugin. Thank you for your attention to this, though.

Just a thought, if you are interested, you could become an affiliate with Wish List Member and they may help promote you if you were to code this functionality into your plugin.

It is a commercial plugin called Wishlist Member. It does not use the native roles – you can actually use the native ones as well – and then set access to pretty much anything on the site based on those roles. You can create an unlimited number of roles. It is designed to create a “members-only” site or section of a site. The only thing I have found you cannot restrict access to is widgets.

Thanks for any help you can offer.

It shows the native roles but not the other membership types. There is a hook to get those membership types; where would I put them in the plugin code?

Thinking about the above more:
The best way of adding section breaks is make “sectionbreak” a data type (joiner) in the form builder. Then display the name of the sectionbreak in a styled manner (perhaps that could be an input type??).

That would give the option to choose Section Break as one of your fields in the search form.

In the search form widget, a section heading would appear corresponding to the order in which it was placed. But as the search pointer moves down the array, it will not return anything for the sectionbreak as it has no value.

So I think I have the concept, but I don’t have the coding knowledge. Anyone out there know how to do this?

Thanks,
Glenn

Thank you so much.
One issue is that I would like to also echo the field label.
I tried this code:
<?php
$custom_fields = get_post_custom();
$latin_name = $custom_fields[‘latin_name’];
foreach ( $latin_name as $key => $value )
echo $key . “: ” . $value . “
“;
?>

But that displays “0: latin name of plant”
How do I get it to display “Latin Name: latin name of plant”?

Thank you.