Mikey B

I know there is thanks, but what I want to do is to only allow certain member “levels” to access the free package.

I’ve created a very badly hacked version, which included hard-coding the packages into the “package-selection.php” file, but it’s obviously not working right as even though the free package should be unlimited, it’s actually forcing people to add the package to their cart for every single post.. which isn’t exactly ideal!

Is there some cunning way of adding the specific packages to the page using either shortcodes or some PHP snippets once I’ve created them?

I still don’t have a solution to this.

Whereabouts in the plugin code does it define the media folder as the upload destination? I can’t seem to see it to be able to change it

Please please help! I’m so desperate now!!

I’m still looking, really not getting anywhere. Any help would be massively appreciated as I’m running out of time to go live with this site, and once of the core features will be users downloading attachments from a specific folder (I’m using S2Member and need to secure the forum attachments in a pre-defined folder)

Hi Donmik, Congratulations!! (I’ll let you off, that’s a pretty justified reason to not be on the WordPress forums!!)

Ok fair enough, well thank you for your reply, I’ll have to see what we can do, and investigate gravity forms

Many thanks

Ok thanks Mike. The recurring isn’t important now as we’ve decided to reduce our requirements due to time

If I did purchase your woocommerce plugin, could I create a page of packages, forcing people to buy a package, and a separate page with the standard job posting form?

I can then restrict who sees what

Ditto

Hi Mike

I think I’ve found a workaround solution

If I purchase the “Paid Listings” add-on, can I have 3 different job submission forms?

1 like the standard (ie – submit unlimited jobs)
1 showing packages at a certain price
1 showing packages at a discounted price

I’m using S2Member so I can easily restrict who sees which shortcode or even seperate pages setup for each if needed.

Or if not, does the “standard” form still exist in some form? Or if I create a link to it, will it automatically redirect any user to the “buy a package” page?

Hi Mike, thanks for your reply. I’ll get posting on the job websites then!

I need a lot of similar “per month” restrictions on my website, and it seems this always requires custom coding, clearly we’re not going for a standard “plug and play” website then apparently!

Many thanks

I second/third that! ??

mimmt, for the timebeing I’m using a plugin called “Post Status Notifier Lite” www.ads-software.com/plugins/post-status-notifier-lite/

It allows you to setup a range of email notifications if a post changes from any state, to virtually any other state.

Snag being, the free version only supports 2 notifications, so you can only set, for instance, posts and replies, but not new forums.

That said, the premium version is only $15.

Anyone have any ideas on this please? I’m going live (first stage anyway) today and ideally would like a solution by the end of the week

Even if I could just split up the registration into 3 tabs like a shopping cart:

tab 1- username and email address
tab 2- personal details
tab 3 – additional information

Sorry, I should have been more clear

I’d like to make each field title expandable/collapsible with the select boxes appearing within the accordion

Perfect! Thank you lenasterg, that worked for me. I installed via easyapache

Great plugin! ??

Thanks for the reply lenasterg. I just have a single site installation.

I have de-activated all plugins apart from buddypress and BP Group Documents, and I’m now getting an error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function mb_convert_case() in /home/USERNAME/public_html/URL.COM/wp-content/plugins/bp-group-documents/include/widgets.php on line 57

I am unable to install it on

WordPress 3.9
with buddypress 2.0.1

When activated, it kills my entire site (blank page frontend and admin!)

This is EXACTLY what I’m looking for, is there a simple enough fix?

I agree! I’ve been using WordPress for nearing 10 years and I’ve lost count of the amount of plugins that don’t actually tell you how to use them!

Anyway, I also have no idea how to use the shortcode. Please help!