Plugin version is Version 2.14.6 |
Hi @dave12345678,
The ID of the subscription plan needs to be taken from Paid Member Subscriptions -> Subscription Plans -> then look at the ID column. So, let’s say you have a subscription plan with the ID 100; then, an example of the content restriction shortcode will be:
[pms-restrict subscription_plans="177"]
The content you wish to restrict
[/pms-restrict]
With this only the members who have an active membership to this subscription plan will be able to see the content.
Note: It is very important to mention that the Administrator user role (Admin accounts) bypasses all kinds of content restrictions. Make sure that when you’re testing this, you are testing with a normal user account, for example, a user that has the Subscriber user role. You can make this test from an Incognito browser window.
Note 2: Also, make sure of the type of quotation marks you’re using when using the subscription_plans parameter. They need to be the exact ones as the ones used in my example.
Let me know if you still encounter this issue after checking the above information.