I’m still newbie to github and sometimes get confused with it’s interface. But I will definitely try to implement this on our stage environment….untill an upcoming release from you guys!
Question 1: Yes, I have delayed access to the courses – so after the user fills the checkout form they are redirected to Course 1 main-page with no Sylabuss or Outline Program. (that’s why I opened the other thread about the date format)
I will see about this WP Fusion plugin.
Since I have a membership plan enabled, shoudl I get rid of the Access Plan created for each course?
Question 2: Thanks! Yes, I have enabled the preselling and it worked. The problem is that the Course Sidebar will still be showing the Course Outline? That’s why I thought that could be a way to just hide everything before launching.
I will end up having to delete everything from my Course Sidebar, and will have to insert everything again once the course is ready to go.
So if a make copy of ths file (wp-content/plugins/lifterlms/includes/shortcodes/class.llms.shortcodes.php), put it at my child-theme I can safely edit the date format the way I want, right?
EDIT: I’ve managed to show the correct date format using the shortcode: [lifterlms_course_info id=”1456″ key=”enrollment_start_date” type=”date” date_format=”d/m/Y”].
Ï have used type=”date and date_format=”d/m/Y”
But is there a way to force LifterLMS to use the same date/time format as the WordPress settings?
Thanks so much for the reply. Yes, I will try to empty the cache and use a different browser to see if the redirect still happens.
Also thanks for the info about the Sign-in/Sign-out option – I was using the Astra theme solution but it seems that the LifterLMS is more trustable at this point.
Yes, I’m checking for possible conflicts with other plugins.
But as it is a mistake that is not repeated by all students, it is really difficult to replicate.
During my research here on the forum, I saw a case in which the user entered the registration page, registered successfully (but was not linked to any course), then when they logged in they were directed to their wp-admin profile. I don’t know if it’s a similar case, because in my case the button that the user clicked was from the Pricing Table.
Another question related to login/register: I’m using the Astra theme (free version) and it allows me to insert a login button in the header. I was using this option to place a link for the student’s login or registration / or link to the Dashboad (if logged in). The link I used was: https://substancialsocial.com/caminhosdaluz-test/dashboard
As it is a theme integrated with LifterLMS, I believed it would work correctly, but after logging in, the link to this button is disabled, and therefore there is no way for the student to access their Dashboard. Is there a native solution from LifterLMS itself to insert a similar button that directs non-logged-in users to the login/registration page or to the dashboard, if they have already registered for a course?
UPDATE: I have managed to fix the problem on the Question 2.
But the Checkout Redirect is still directing users to their wp-admin profile, not the course enrolled. The strange thing is that at the Course settings the option selected is “Default – Back to Course
Sorry for the delay, I went to chatgpt to help me find a way to include these 2 more fields in the registration form and after long days…. “we” managed to do it!
Until now I am happy with the solution (lifterlms plz don’t sue me 🙂
I will take a look at the Gravity Forms integration. Thanks
