Georgian Cocora

Thank you!

Hello,

Does the user get activated correctly? It doesn’t make sense to not trigger if the activation works.

You can also test on a clean website with only Profile Builder enabled that it triggers.

Regards.

Hello @alirazarex3,

The hook you have found is correct.

Please take note that this should run when a user clicks the confirmation link from the email that he receives. It doesn’t execute right after the user has completed the form.

Regards.

Hello @topod,

I don’t have any specific SQL commands to share, you simply need to look at the database table with subscriptions *_pms_member_subscriptions and follow the structure. Not all the columns are necessary, you only need basic ones like: user_id, subscription_plan_id, start_date, expiration_date, status

I would suggest you to add a subscription manually through the interface and then look at the row that is added in the table I mentioned. You need to do the same thing.

Users are linked with their user_id so you need to have that in your data instead of email.

Regards.

Thank you for your words!

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Hello @apprique,

The problem is coming from the paid version of the plugin. It will be fixed in the next update.

Please also note that since you are a paying user, if you need support, open a ticket on our website at https://www.cozmoslabs.com/support/open-ticket/

Regards.

Hello @dmprojects,

At the moment this cannot be changed, the same page needs to be reloaded and only then the redirect happens.

From Advanced Settings you can configure the redirect timer to 0 to make it a bit faster.

Regards.

Hello @kayleighthorpe,

We do not have such a feature currently.

If you deactivate a plan you will make it unavailable for purchase, but existing users will still be charged as setup.

Regards.

Hello,

There aren’t any bulk editing capabilities. The only way to do it is by manually editing each post.

Alternatively, you could do it through the database directly by looking at an existing entry to figure out how it’s stored, this data is saved in the postmeta table.

Regards.

Hello @miguelupercio,

This data is not stored in the usermeta tables so whatever you use to display this information can’t find it.

We have this shortcode that can be used to retrieve subscription information: https://www.cozmoslabs.com/docs/paid-member-subscriptions/developer-knowledge-base/subscription-info-shortcode/

Maybe you can use this alongside the meta tags in order to output all the data that you want.

Regards.

Hey @wimorrison,

A new update to Profile Builder was just released. You should be able to use the WooCommerce HPOS feature properly now.

Thank you for the report.

Regards.

Hello @aklaren,

This can be done through custom code only. Here’s an example:

add_filter('wppb_select2_labels_array', 'wppbc_custom_select_values', 10, 5); 
add_filter('wppb_select2_options_array', 'wppbc_custom_select_values', 10, 5); 
function wppbc_custom_select_values($values, $field, $form_location, $user_id, $request_data) {   

   if ($field['meta-name'] == 'my_custom_code_select') {      
      $values = array('one', 'two', 'three');     
   }      

   return $values;

}

Replace my_custom_code_select with the meta name of the field you want to target. Then you just need to grab the values you want to display and return them in an array.
To have different labels and values, you need to hook a separate function on each filter.

Regards.