Hello aguad,
In general we are fully compatible to the woocommerce subscription plugin.
However we will check this issue and let you know.
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aguad
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Very thankful for your quick response… The Paid Membership Pro plugin it’s not a Woocomemerce,it s a plugin to restrict content at different levels, This is an example from their website: http://www.paidmembershipspro.com/themes/memberlite/. I t has it’s own cart an checkout, and it doesn’t need Woocommerce. I want to use it for sell courses online. Thank you very much again.
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aguad.
I have a site in development using both Elementor and PMPro without issues. I’ve used Elementor to style the home pages, about us, contact us etc. in addition to my member content pages which are member-only areas defined by page/post.
Member shortcode pages such as the membership-account page are likely not going to be editable within Elementor because the PMPro shortcode renders the entire PMPro content. It is however possible to place that shortcode within an Elementor text element giving you control of the section/column it resides as well as above and below content.
One caveat, I would think that if one wanted to wrap a portion of post/page content within PMPro shortcodes so that only specific content on a page/post required membership but the rest would not, one would have to build out everything in Elementor first and place the shortcodes last with two separate text elements, however this may be the current limitation and not even work at all.
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aguad
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Thank you Philip Ingram! I did exactly what you said and It works perfect! I really appreciate it for taking your time and help me. Thank you very much!
@aguad Glad everything worked out and glad to help!
Just FYI, likely another plugin causing this but I lost integration on my membership pages and had to hack Elementor because the site is live and I couldn’t have it revealing content. I used this crude method:
https://gist.github.com/pingram3541/831aecf628165b5f36f856303b23b5be
(warning: this is a core modification, updates will overwrite this)
A better solution https://github.com/pojome/elementor/issues/749#issuecomment-256270417
I’m going to pass this over to the folks over at PMPpro.
Hello,
I am having an issue making my paidmembershippro members pages actually restricted to members only since I am using elementor it wont allow me to make the page restricted to specific members by checking the require membership option in the pages section. I noticed that you were able to fix this issue in your own website as I saw on this wordpress forum but I don’t understand how you did it, could you please help me? Thank You! I am having the same issue
You should be able to add this to your theme’s functions.php as it specifically addresses the paidmembershippro plugin.
https://gist.github.com/matipojo/2a56dcf482a3ab9482610a93653c1116
I know nothing about code, where exactly do you place that code? Thanks for the quick reply!
That’s where it goes, in your currently active theme’s functions.php file which resides in the root of the theme’s folder. Just copy the entire gist and paste it into the very bottom of the functions.php file before any closing php tags with a question mark (there shouldn’t be any anyway).
It’s best to use a child theme for something like this too. You can read more here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
There are many plugins that can automatically create a child theme for you so you don’t have to create the folder/files manually via (s)ftp/file manager. See https://wordpress.org/plugins/one-click-child-theme/
can you add me on skype? Davenegus420 please I cannot find this area
I’m sorry but this is not my day job, I’m just here to help and often seeking help from time to time.
I’ve pretty much laid it out for you, you might consider hiring a developer or taking the time to read up on the codex so you’ll feel more confident about your coding skills. Best of success to you.
I tried adding all of the code you listed to the child theme and it didnt make the page I wanted to restrict become membership required. What specifically should the child theme be named as or does it matter and which php file is it to be saved to? 404? others? I appreciate your assistance thus far I feel I am very close, just trying to save time by offering my skype rather than constant notifications to you via this forum
