MembershipWorks

Hi @julsterobias!

Unfortunately at this time MembershipWorks cannot be integrated with WooCommerce Memberships.

For migration of data, you would need to export the data from the Ultimate Member plugin, reformat it as necessary and import it into MembershipWorks – more information can be found under Help > Membership > Importing Members. If you have any auto recurring billing that needs to be imported into MW (eg. Stripe, Paypal or Authorize.net subscriptions), you would need to contact us as there are additional steps required to import those – please email us at [email protected] for assistance.

Hi @fad1

There are no settings for the Login Connector plugin. If it does not appear to be working after being activated, please check if you have a caching plugin or system – if so make sure to purge the cache so the MembershipWorks forms can be updated properly.

Hello @fad1

The MembershipWorks Login Connector is a supplemental plugin to allow members who sign via MembershipWorks to be signed in as a WordPress member at the same time. You will need to have the MembershipWorks main plugin to be installed as well. The plugin page for the main plugin is:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/memberfindme/

Hi erostad!

When clicking “Load Older Events” the events are added above the original event list, hence it is displayed in the same order (ie. oldest to newest). For accessibility reasons we set focus on the first element/event of the newly loaded data after the “Load Older Events” is clicked, which is why it may not be apparent that it is loaded above the original list.

Unfortunately it is not possible to customize the chronological order of the event list overall.

Thank you for the reply! We will create a post on the Github page regarding the issue.

Hi fccoc!

MembershipWorks does not clear any cart/cookies on our end. This behavior is most likely triggered by WooCommerce when the member gets signed in as a WordPress user. This type of behavior is quite common with ecommerce software because when a user logs in the software would replace the cart with the saved cart from when they were last signed in.

Hi ncdesignz!

Previously LinkedIn did not support Ajax crawling so it was not technically possible to share the event pages with LinkedIn. It appears that has since changed (after it was acquired by Microsoft) so we will look into adding a LinkedIn share button in the future.

Hello oganianarman,

Our plugin is compatible with many plugins that utilize TinyMCE since WordPress 3.X, including the built-in WordPress TinyMCE editor from before Gutenberg, and with plugins like TinyMCE Advanced.

Can you provide a URL to a page with the MembershipWorks “double loading” of TinyMCE so we can try to determine what the issue is? If the information is confidential please email the URL and access information to [email protected].

Hello oganianarman,

Does your network console show a file loading from https://cdn.membershipworks.com/mce.js? If not then we are not overwriting tinymce

Hello oganianarman,

In this case MembershipWorks did not load the tinymce instance. The tinymce.min.js in your screenshot (https://prnt.sc/sedcbLxo9kbO) is not from our system. If we load tinymce the URL we use is https://cdn.membershipworks.com/mce.js.

Hello oganianarman,

If a plugin/theme is also using tinymce on the SAME page, MembershipWorks only re-loads tinymce if the version used by the plugin/theme is too old (ie. less than version 4, which was released in 2013) so it is a version not supported by our system. Otherwise MembershipWorks uses the tinymce that is already loaded by the other plugin/theme.

Hello oganianarman,

MembershipWorks only loads tinymce from our CDN only if both of the following conditions are satisfied:

a) No tinymce has been loaded, OR the tinymce version is <4 (which is very old and incompatible with our code)

AND

b) The page contains a MembershipWorks form where a rich text editor is required to generate the form. Note that MW forms are supposed to take up the page content (they are not widgets), so there should not be other forms from other plugins on the same page.

Therefore there is no conflict with other plugins that use tinymce – our system will only load tinymce when necessary and only on pages where the main page content is a MW form.

Thank you for sharing about your experience with MembershipWorks! It’s exciting to hear that the change from paper to our platform has made such a difference for your organization. Your feedback will be appreciated by both our development and customer service teams. We know running a non-profit organization takes a lot of work and we’re grateful that you took time out of your day to write this review.

Hi jaredforth!

There are several possibilities:

1. The account for the member has the privacy setting “Do not list in directory” enabled

2. The membership level associated with the member has “Allow these members to be listed in directory” setting disabled

3. The member account is past due, and is automatically delisted from the directory in accordance with the setting for “Disable member’s directory listing after past due this number of days” under Organization Settings > Integration > Membership Settings.

Do note that your shortcode as given above appears to be invalid with an extraneous quotation mark after “!directory” and before “folder”, the shortcode should be:

[memberfindme open=”!directory” folder=”Grad List”]

Hi CharlyLeetham!

MembershipWorks uses the standard WordPress the_content filter to process shortcodes instead of do_shortcode. This is because not all our shortcodes are standalone – some of our shortcodes need to modify other content on the page, such as the [memberonly] shortcode, so it is not possible to accomplish that using do_shortcode.

Unfortunately this does mean it will not work with some page builders that do not honor the WordPress standard filters. We would recommend switching to the standard WordPress editor just for those pages. Alternatively you can use our HTML snippets instead of shortcodes, however this will disable the Facebook/Twitter share buttons on event and directory profile pages so we would not recommend using the snippets on the event/directory pages.