While I am waiting, I will ask another question here – I have downloaded the Addon plugin for displaying the membership levels table in a DIV format. I also downloaded the Foundation plugin so it it is formatted the foundation way (using pricing tables).
I have 3 levels for Paypal payment and 3 levels for ‘Check’ Payment. How do I go about formatting the different levels to be grouped into 3’s, ie. 3 columns to keep the levels with similar payment types together?
Thanks.
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Hey there,
1. If you’re a developer, you can create a few different confirmation pages, and then change the URL that is redirected to after checkout with the pmpro_confirmation_url filter here: http://www.paidmembershipspro.com/hook/pmpro_confirmation_url/
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2. I’m not sure I understand the question, sorry. Are you saying you have different payment options setup for different levels?
Thanks,
Jess
Hi Messica,
Thanks for your reply.
1. I figured out a workaround and managed to include a link on the pmpro_confirmation page to another webpage that then links to the individual forms. But I’ll have a look into the addon link you sent me as well. Thanks.
2. Yes, I have set up 2 different payment options – Pay by Check and Paypal Express, and I have 3 membership levels all with the option to pay by either Paypal or Pay by Check – so I have created 6 different membership levels. I am assuming this is the correct way to go about it:
– Standard: Paypal Express
– Standard: Pay by Check
– Premium: Paypal Express
– and so on…
I was wondering if there is a way I could group the boxes for all Paypal Express membership levels together and the boxes for all Pay by Check membership levels together.
Cheers.
Normally, you could just rearrange your levels when they’re displayed with the pmpro_levels_array filter, but since you want to group them together, it may just be easier to create a custom levels page template, with direct links to the checkout page instead of using the default code. For example, to create a link to a checkout page for the level with ID 1, you could use “http://mysite.com/path/to/checkout.php?level=1”. By changing the “level=1” to your level ID, you can create a checkout page link for any level you want. Does that make sense?
Hi Messica,
Yes, thanks for your help.
Cheers.
