• Resolved tiicaa

    (@tiicaa)


    Hello, I have a list of 300 users on my wordpress, I intend to work with membership so I decided to install the plugin “Paid Memberships Pro” I already created the levels. Now I have perhaps a challenge, which would be to assign the association to each member. I would like it to be possible to do it at once, because in this first moment all users will have the same membership plan.
    How can I do it? would it be the case to do via phpmyadmin? Could you help me how to proceed?

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  • Plugin Author Andrew Lima

    (@andrewza)

    Hi @tiicaa

    You are able to import the users via CSV using the Import Users From CSV Add On.

    There is also some third party plugins on WordPress.org that supports membership import but is not maintained by Paid Memberships Pro.

    I hope this helps clear things up.

    This is something very basic that should have been a feature long ago, so it’s not possible to easily assign a level to all members? You have to do it one by one?.. How sad

    Thread Starter tiicaa

    (@tiicaa)

    @andrewza Does not work, or indicated plugin. Download the template and still import the action. I agree with @evillizard it is a basic functionality, I have about 700 users and my site will have paid memberships but without an alternative will I have to do it manually? Is there any functionality at least bulk application filters on the user panel?

    Plugin Author Andrew Lima

    (@andrewza)

    Please can you open a support ticket on http://www.paidmembershipspro.com as we are not allowed to provide support for a premium plugin on WordPress.org

    There are alternatives to look into if you are familiar with code:

    1. Write a SQL query to add all users to a default level.
    2. Change their membership level on login if they don’t have a level at login. You may use the function pmpro_changeMembershipLevelhttp://hookr.io/functions/pmpro_change_membership_level/

    The reason your import didn’t work is most likely due to incorrect headers or data formatting. Importing users via CSV does require very specific data in order for it to work correctly.

    I have made a note of the bulk assignment feature with our development team.

    Thank you for understanding.

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