jwrhodes2008

I’m having a similar problem. I have different memberships each with different pricings and duration that are supposed to be triggered when purchased through the woocommerce store. However, on the product creation page all I can do is assign one default membership to all the variations… unless, like the OP said, I create individual membership products for each membership type.

Could you tell me a little more about how you were editing your menus before that isn’t possible with Full-Site Editing FSE in Twenty Twenty-Two? I can then take a look and see if there’s already an enhancement on the radar.

The biggest problem is the new theme setup removes menu editing from the admin bar. This also means the menu links can no longer be set as conditional (i.e. membership only access, logged vs logged out).

So I found this issue to actually be two separate things. The first problem was actually the twenty twenty two theme incompatibility issue with three plugins: Master Study (an LMS plugin), the Buddypress plugin, and the Paid Membership Pro plugin. I believe BP and PMPro fixed these problems.

The second problem is really just a UI problem. Finding the way to restrict access to specific elements of the navigation by status, capability, etc. was still difficult to find from a UI perspective. In the new FSE structure, we no longer have menu editing that appears on the admin bar. So, this makes editing the menu much less intuitive as you have to bounce between 4 areas to make a single edit: 1)’selected navigation block’ on the template and its block setting, 2)the individual ‘navigation block’ nestled within the ‘selected navigation block’ and that specific block setting, 3) the navigation plugin or the list view editor to edit the navigation architecture, and then 4) hidden at the bottom of the block editor is the advance editor that sometimes has ‘display condition’ but sometimes does not.

Could you tell me a little more about how you were editing your menus before that isn’t possible with Full-Site Editing FSE in Twenty Twenty-Two? I can then take a look and see if there’s already an enhancement on the radar.

Another major problem is frequent errors from excessive resource usage during editing. While editing the site, I will often get smacked with ‘blocks can not load, check resources’ notification or something to that nature.

I have not actually seen this issue in the past 2 weeks. But when it did occur, it happened when I was making edits to a page not a template and the blocks were usually 1)a divider block, 2)a spacer block, 3) or a media upload block. Then it would happen when I loaded a long page or it would happen right after pressing save. This was also inconsistent as sometimes half the page would load with only some of those elements having the error while sections of the page with the same elements loaded fine.

Just saw these.
I’m currently using Buddypress

On an old backupthe issue does not exist
Paid Memberships Pro Version 2.6.7,
Paid Memberships Pro BuddyPress Integration Version 1.2.6

Current version:
Paid Memberships Pro Version 2.7.5
Paid Memberships Pro BuddyPress Integration Version 1.2.7

Membership settings relating to BuddyPress groups – Are multiple groups selected or only one? Is it to automatically add users to a group or send users an invite (or both)? I am trying to get members to automatically become members of different groups based on membership signup. But multiple groups selected for one membership level and one group selected for another membership level. Both attempts failed. Invite works but this option only appears for private groups. Hidden and public groups do not appear so I can not invite members to hidden or public groups.

* Does this issue happen for paying levels only or all levels (including free)?
This happens to all levels including free.

Working with Masterstudy LMS which has some issues in the past with PMPro add-ons, but their current version is installed on both my backup and staging site and the problem only occurs on the updated staging site.

Thanks for the solution. I’ll install the fix.

I had the same issue. I find that the PMPro plugin doesn’t restrict content when using a theme that loads their content or templates with ajax. It works on content I add to the same page so if I manually added the members directory block to specific page, that block will be restricted, but if it is loaded by ajax, it won’t be.

I had to add code to the functions.php in a child theme:

function template_redirect()
{
    //if not logged in and on a bp page except registration or activation
    if( ! is_user_logged_in() && ! bp_is_blog_page() && ! bp_is_activation_page() && ! bp_is_register_page() ) {
        wp_redirect( home_url( '/access-restricted/' ) );
        exit();
    }
}
add_action( 'template_redirect', 'template_redirect' );