MembershipWorks

Hi ginaback40! MembershipWorks is a software service, like MailChimp/Google Maps, so the data and functionality does not reside on the WP server. There is no way to access the data through a WP query or modify how the event list/calendar feature works.

Hi mtporter! There is no way to not have a profile pull up but you can use visibility settings on the profile to hide most of the information based on specific labels/folders. So for example, you can setup the profile so that for some members, only the name is displayed.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by MembershipWorks.

Hi mtporter! The eventwidget can display the thumbnail, title and date. However it cannot display a short description. The eventwidget is output as a list with minimal formatting, to allow the developer to style the widget as they see fit. It may be that the thumbnail is not appearing due to a CSS issue. Without being able to view the page in question we cannot determine the issue for you, but you can inspect the DOM elements and CSS rules to determine if the thumbnail image element exists and whether it is hidden due to CSS.

Hi mtporter! Please provide the URL to the page with the shortcode so we can take a look.

Hi mtporter!

If the member has the ability to add events they will see the Add Event button on the calendar/event list, so if you feel that is more appropriate or less confusing for your members you do not need to have a separate page on the website for adding events. Another alternative is you can add some text above the addevent shortcode to explain who has access to add events.

Hi mtporter!

Are you referring to the specific text “You do not have access to add events” or to how to allow members to post events?

The specific text cannot be edited. To allow members to add events to your calendar please see Help > Events > Setup Events > Allowing Members to Post or Access Events.

Note that if you are logged in as an admin, you would not technically be a “member”. So you should test the page using another browser (not a different tab/window of the same browser) where you are not logged in as the admin.

Hi laurathom2!

Once MembershipWorks logs the user in as a WP user, we do not interfere with or manage anything to do with access based on the WP user role. If a contributor cannot see the Posts menu you may have another plugin interfering with that – you will want to make sure to disable all other plugins that deal with member/role access.

Hi laurathom2!

By default the plugin sets the “show_admin_bar_front” to false – ie. members will not see the admin menu bar at the top of the page that you might normally see when logged in as a WordPress user. However if they go to the /wp-admin/ URL they will be able to see the WP dashboard and access any areas of the site they are permitted to by their WP user role.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by MembershipWorks.

Hi @justcallmetom

We have it as a potential future feature but unfortunately we do not have any sort of ETA we would be able to share on this.

Hi @justcallmetom

At this time it is not possible to customize the links for the member profiles.

Hi maxicollins! Thank you for your feedback, we will take that into consideration for hte future.

Hi gosling999! Yes the URLs of the pages are all on your domain. Some page resources (scripts, images) are loaded from MembershipWorks domain, but the URLs of the profile pages, event pages, signup form, etc are on your website proper.

Hi jrotem, when you paste in the CSV into the text box and click Import CSV, the list of redirects (above the buttons) will be cleared and re-populated based on the CSV. Review the results and make sure they are correct then click “Save Changes” to save.

Hi aakash8! Unfortunately this plugin cannot be setup to redirect based on a RedirectUrl parameter.

Hi alexlii, it is not possible to redirect the entire site but excluding specific URLs. You may need to look for a different redirect plugin for your needs.