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Thanks – What I mean is: Can I set an expiry date of 31st of December without specifying the year, so that renewals are required from the 1st of January each year? I see that it is not possible in the access duration section, so I’m thinking the answer is no…

Would I need to create new memberships for each year, ending on the 31st?

No worries 🙂 It’s a great plugin – thanks.

After adding some debugging code to the plugin I finally discovered that the reason login was failing was that I had the “Force Login Redirects & Logout Everywhere” setting checked on only the destination site.

As I wasn’t using Safari or iOS I didn’t realise this would matter, but maybe it’s actually because the 2 sites weren’t set to the same value?

Anyway, problem solved.

Thanks Robert – the email templates work under normal operation but the test emails that get sent when you’re setting the plugin up don’t get run through the replace_email_strings() method. It gives the impression that the feature is broken.

I made the changes to the plugin that I indicated in my second message above and it fixed the issue. It’s a much better experience when testing to see the correct values in the test emails.

Lol, I tried again after writing my initial message and it worked! 7th time lucky it seems 😉

It would be helpful to have a more detailed error message; if it can take that many attempts I would think many people, like me, would assume something more serious was wrong after 3 or 4 failures.

Thanks for your reply. I have added the filters that fix the problem for me.

The only thing I would say is this: My solution is below, and you can see that I am not providing any information that is specific to my installation. I’m not really clear why the plugin can’t use this information by default and still allow other users to supersede it.

The priority feature of filters should mean that the plugin itself could use a priority of say 5, and any customisation would just need to use a later priority.

function filterWebpcDirPath($path, $directory)
{
	if ($directory === 'uploads') {
		return WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/uploads';
	}

	if ($directory === 'webp') {
		return WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/uploads-webpc';
	}

	return $path;
}

Thanks! Much appreciated 🙂