short-code: [woocommerce-payperpost template=’purchased’]

  • Resolved zackr

    (@zackr)


    7 years, 9 months ago

    I created a virtual product and age that’s restricted. So you can access the restricted page only if you purchased the specific product.

    When using the short-code: [woocommerce-payperpost template=’purchased’], it will display 2 items:

    
	<li>the product</li>
	<li> the restricted page</li>

    how can I display only the restricted page and not the product

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  • Plugin Author Matt Pramschufer

    (@mattpramschufer)

    7 years, 9 months ago

    What I would suggest, is to make sure that you are using single quotes and not the tick mark or curly single quotes when outputting your shortcode. For instance, [woocommerce-payperpost template=’purchased’] does not equal [woocommerce-payperpost template='purchased'] .

    Thread Starter zackr

    (@zackr)

    7 years, 9 months ago

    Both shortcodes are resulting in the same: the product link and the link to the restricted page

    Plugin Author Matt Pramschufer

    (@mattpramschufer)

    7 years, 9 months ago

    If you could contact me directly at https://pramadillo.com/ I can see what I can do to troubleshoot for you.

    Plugin Author Matt Pramschufer

    (@mattpramschufer)

    7 years, 9 months ago

    Just to resolve this thread here. The issue was because Zach had thought he needed to link products to pages and pages to products. I resolved the issue by removing products from the custom post type settings, and then going to the page he wanted to protect and selecting the product.

    🙂

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