Paid Registration

  • Resolved to.infinity_and_beyond

    (@toinfinity_and_beyond)


    12 years, 7 months ago

    Hi,

    I want to build an E-Course site. I got your plugin for the autoresponder and I want to make the members paying a subcription to get the courses by email:

    they go to my site > pay the subscription > recieve the courses each week during one year (so 52 courses with your autoresponder)

    Do you have plugin to add the “paid registration” form? If not can you advise me another one? I dont know how to manage the autoresponder and the paid form together, I m a bit lost actually :/

    Thanks in advance!

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/bft-autoresponder/

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  • Plugin Author Bob

    (@prasunsen)

    12 years, 7 months ago

    You can use membership plugin or Namaste! LMS (because it’s especially for courses) to create protected pages. Then place the signup form on these pages or better have the users who signup there also be subscribed to the autoresponder (an automated integration for the last thing will be soon available in Namaste LMS)

    Thread Starter to.infinity_and_beyond

    (@toinfinity_and_beyond)

    12 years, 7 months ago

    Thanks but thats not excactly what I m looking for.
    Here is the post i wrote in the main forum, maybe its clearer:

    “Hello,

    I m trying to create a fixed term membership site with wordpress.

    I d like that people who come on my site have to surscribe and pay in order to recieve weekly email messages with courses inside. I ve already got an auto responder plugin (BFT Autoresponder) to make it automatic.
    But now I don t know how to make a “paid registration form” linked to this autoresponder.
    Its been several days that I m looking for something secure and free, in vain.
    Please I need your help!!

    I realise this question is not really related to your plugin, so I would understand if you avoid it! 🙂

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