Andreas
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [OceanWP] Change the related Posts titleTo me it seems that the OceanWP documentation for the filter “Change the Related Posts Title” https://docs.oceanwp.org/article/480-change-the-related-posts-title) is wrong.
Instead of add_filter( ‘owp-string-single-related-posts’, ‘myprefix_related_posts_title’ );
we should use the
add_filter( ‘ocean_single_related_posts’, ‘myprefix_related_posts_title’ );
at least, this works for me.
That should apply maybe for all other filters for the oceanwp_theme_strings (not tested)
https://github.com/oceanwp/oceanwp/blob/71375da0acf9a3e0044effdd8026ce9f8521bcaa/inc/oceanwp-strings.php#L50Well, that could be one option, only if guaranteed that this behavior is working.
And that would mean that we have to buy it again, which we already did. Would be great if you could provide updates which fixes bugs for paying users.I just want to point out that even if we purchased a PRO version it is not possible to reach out for any contact, except for the PRO forum (which can not be reached after a year when your license expires) or this forum here.
Otherwise the plugin does it’s job fine for 2 years now.Greetings
/AndreasForum: Plugins
In reply to: Non-Profit Club Dues Membership Plug-inCrsouser, I have a similar experience with different plugins, trying to make PMPro run like I want. Everything seems to match my requirements in the beginning, but if it comes to important details you have to find a couple of workarounds to fit your needs.
I would like to exchange some experience with the setup and worklflow with you? Is your installation still running fine? Did you import Members in the beginning? This is an issue in my case, since I can import user data but of course not the payment details. So I have to send the users anyway to some sort of checkout. Downside is once they are in the system they dont have a “sign up” form any longer.
Do you had different member levels with different “extra fields”?
What is your experience with following up the members. Do you use mailing lists?
Thanks
AndreasThere is no reply from the plugin author, bummer.
Shows maybe the attitude of the support.
In the end I coded around my own solution. There are a bunch of code snippets to change some of the behavior of PMPro but those are so horrible documented that makes it no fun.Still not make PMPro run like I want to..
I have tried out to run the pmpro-invite-only plugin, but I didn’t succeed to make it work like I think it should, or like I wanted to.
I probably have misunderstood how the plugin works or something
The one-liner description in the readme did not help me to understand the workflow.At which point are the invite codes generated? I included the ID of the level in the array $pmpro_invite_only_levels. Should not be one invite code be active for one whole membership level? If I edit that level there is no change. Where do I find this code so I can send it to the user?
But it seems that one invite code is generated for one user, since there is a new field in the user profile, which makes not really sense to me.
When I as an admin change a membership level of a user than suddenly there is a new code in the profile. In this case I don’t need the code any longer because I have already changed the membership of that user?!
But I don’t want to actually create all the users one by one by an admin. The user should sign up by themselves (with the invite code). I want to have a code for a level before the user sign up and I want to send it.
How do I do that?
Thanks
Andreas