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Hi heelee,

Yes, this is possible with a premium version of Affiliates plugin( Pro or Enterprise ) alongside with Affiliates Coupons extension.

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Hi Mara-z,

Which link are you referring to? Can you please provide some more info on which link exactly redirects to a 404 error?

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Hi Stuart3BR,

Basically the purpose of Groups Subscriptions plugin is to offer users accessibility to a more premium/privileged group than the one they already belong to.

Which is your plan/concept just in case there is a logical solution to it?

Cheers

Hi whoaloic,

Yes, you can go to Groups>Options in the Dashboard and check the options you want to enable for Editors, under Permissions section.

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Hi piranimg,

You can use the shortcode
[affiliates_is_affiliate]
[affiliates_fields edit=”no” name=”user_login, first_name, last_name”]
[/affiliates_is_affiliate]

Also, as a premium plugin user, you can ask for support in itthinx support forum

Cheers

Hi INchargeWebsite,

Yes, you can visit Affiliates>Referrals on the Dashboard, then check the three filters, Expand Details, Expand Data, Expand Description and click apply.
Then, you can find usernames under Data and Description.

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Hi catasoft,

Have you used Groups hierarchy for your groups? You can check the documentation here to see how it works.
In general, when we talk about Roles we usually mean WordPress User Roles and yes when you use groups, you can override these Roles. For example if a user has the subscriber Role, with Groups plugin you can assign the user with the capability to edit users for example. This of course is restricted by the default WordPress Roles.

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Hi musatge,

Check this plugin on github https://github.com/itthinx/groups-premium-menu-hide

Cheers

Hi iamarogue,

You can use this function so when the user that belongs to a group and visits a specific post, switches to another group.

function gt_add_user_to_group () {
	$current_user_id = get_current_user_id();
	$is_a_member = false;
	require_once( ABSPATH . 'wp-includes/pluggable.php' );
	if ( $group = Groups_Group::read_by_name( 'Red Members' ) ) {
		$is_a_member = Groups_User_Group::read( $current_user_id , $group->group_id );
}
	if ( is_single(89) && $is_a_member ) {
		Groups_User_Group::delete( $current_user_id, 2 );
		Groups_User_Group::create( array( 'user_id' => $current_user_id, 'group_id' => 3 ) );
	}
}
add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'gt_add_user_to_group' );

put it in your child theme’s functions.php.
You should replace 89 with your desired post id 2 and 3 with your desired group ids of course.

Although pre_get_posts is not the best hook for your case, because the hook gets triggered even if the user visits the post without completing the course, i can’t think of something better.

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Hi nuriarai,

Have you debugging enabled in your site? You can enable it by replacing this line in wp-config.php
define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, false );
with these lines

define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );
define( ‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true );

and then post any errors logged, here.

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Hi jduffell,

Perhaps i’ve misunderstood. What i meant was after running the WP_User_Query with your specific arguments, to filter these results through the example i proposed above.

It’s an interesting idea what you’re trying to do.

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Hi robphat,

You can use Groups Hierarchy. Check this link to find out how it works.
After that you can filter content by using the shortcode
[groups_member group=”Sub_group_name_here”]Only registered members can see this.[/groups_member].

Cheers!

Hi LinusOnTheLine,

First, i would create a new user, the ABC Group admin, with an author or editor role. I would add the user to a Group named New_users with capabilities to create_users, list_users but not edit_users because then the ABC Group admin would have the capability to edit the site administrator as well.
Last, i would give the Permission to Administer and Access Groups to the role of the ABC Group admin in Groups>Options.
The rest i think is pretty straight forward.

Kind regards,
George

Hi mankaa,

Please activate debug in wp-config and post the log here when you try to activate both plugins. Which wp security plugin are you using?

Kind regards,
George

Hi testowa,

You can use this shortcode
[groups_member group=”Registered”]Only registered members can see this.[/groups_member]
and modify the text with your custom message or with the login URL.

Cheers!