dreadedhamish

@gripgrip argh…. that was it. It turns out I when i copied it to to a snippet I decided to change the function name, and I fat-fingered it. And then I totally forget I did that, and was convinced I just did a simple cut-and-paste and so the error must be elsewhere.

Thanks for your time!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by dreadedhamish.

I had hoped to it would be possible using a single source twice to create:
a) /state/city/ and then
b) /state/
I just tried creating ‘b’ and while it did create example.com/washington/ and that page resolved, when i clicked the “See all URLs” and viewed the sitemap it had created one entry per city in the state, so hundreds or repeated URLs. I was hoping it automatically (or with the checking of a checkbox) would return only unique values. So it looks like using a local file won’twork for this.

I tried another option that looks to be working – create a Google Sheet with 2 worksheets – the second worksheet using =UNIQUE to filter just state, and using this worksheet ID for the source. This looks to have worked.

I’m sill curious what other have done.

@dlparker1005 Would this work?
Move redirect_url from rwstripe.js to functions.php > rwstripe_restricted_content_message as a hidden field. rwstripe.js can then grab it from the form like the other elements.
Then a form could be output anywhere using php and inserting a postID that has the desired subscriptions:

<?php
  $product_ids = rwstripe_get_restricted_products_for_post( 308 );
  rwstripe_restricted_content_message( $product_ids ) 
  ?>

and redirect_url would now be filterable, allowing you to then send them to the desired content after subcription.

I get it!

I’m working on my own sign-up form, hard-coding the product ID and loading your JS. It got complicated quickly and I’m cutting and pasting more and more from your code (is user logged in, are they a current subsriber etc…).

I can see others wanting a user flow that removes extra steps, and a simple form (that allowed specifying the product and redirect url) would be a great addition to this plugin, and not overly complicated, but I get desire to keep things simple!

found it:

add_filter( ‘rwstripe_connect_in_test_mode’, ‘__return_true’ );

I guess I’d also need to wrap the custom form in the same logic that the plugin uses – so that my custom form would only show if the user didn’t have a current subscription, and instead show an “acess content” button. And it would get much more complicated if I have more than 1 type of subscription.

I am really keen to remove steps needed to make a purchase!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by dreadedhamish.