Expiration Problem
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Hi there, when the users expire they are not being moved to the group I selected:
/* When users cancel (are changed to membership level 0) we give them another "cancelled" level. Can be used to downgrade someone to a free level when they cancel. Will allow members to the "cancel level" to cancel from that though. */ function my_pmpro_after_change_membership_level($level_id, $user_id) { //set this to the id of the level you want to give members when they cancel $cancel_level_id = 5; //are they cancelling? if($level_id == 0) { //check if they are cancelling from level $cancel_level_id global $wpdb; $last_level_id = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT membership_id FROM $wpdb->pmpro_memberships_users WHERE user_id = '" . $user_id . "' ORDER BY id DESC"); if($last_level_id == $cancel_level_id) return; //let them cancel //otherwise give them level $cancel_level_id instead pmpro_changeMembershipLevel($cancel_level_id, $user_id); } } add_action("pmpro_after_change_membership_level", "my_pmpro_after_change_membership_level", 10, 2);Why it doesn’t change? Why the users goes to the expired level? Instead of the one I told (level 5) ?
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I do not recommend editing core files as once you update your custom code will be overwritten.
You mentioned that Paid Memberships Pro is full of bugs, would you mind pointing these out to me so I may add this to our development schedule so we may fix these bugs as soon as possible?
Also I have done another once-over on your code to see what could be causing this not to work, please try the following code – https://gist.github.com/strangerstudios/5703500#file-pmpro_cancelled_level-php
This code will not run if there is a next payment date for the particular user, such as a recurring subscription. This will assign a user to a particular level when they cancel, regardless of the level they are canceling. Would this work for you?
I do highly recommend in getting a premium account so you may get higher more technical support than what we offer on our .org forums and help troubleshoot your custom code, such as this thread’s query.
The code gist above should solve your problem, I have tested it on my local environment and it works as intended.
Please let me know about the bugs you are facing so I may attend to these with high priority.
I was sleeping yesterday -.- I put the wrong year LOOL
Thanks! That helped!
PS:
//if we see this global set, then another gist is planning to give the user their level back
global $pmpro_next_payment_timestamp;
if(!empty($pmpro_next_payment_timestamp))
return;Can you tell me what does this code really do? Just to be sure I need it in my code or not.
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