hektorjg

Thanks for the help.
The level_id were correct. From 1 to 3. In addition, the last code you gave me did nothing, the users keep in level_id 1 and they dont become level 3.
I finally found the solution: you are forced to work with both levels at the same time, as you mentioned before:

Just to add too, with all of this, you can actually see that at its core, Membership is capable of multiple simultaneous access levels and subscriptions.

I was blocking the access to the pro features if you are free, and that was my big problem if you want pro and free levels live together in the same user, so I had to “re-formulate” the restrictions so you can access the pro features meanwhile you are free user at the same time.

So I used one of the previous code, but deleting the “drop_level”

function addusertolevel( $user_id, $level_id_add ) {
	if ( class_exists( 'M_Membership' ) ) {
		$member = new M_Membership($user_id);
		$member->add_level( $level_id_add );
	}
}

$user_id = get_current_user_id();
addusertolevel( $user_id , 3 );

Thank you very much for the help.
Cheers!

Ok, I changed the code a bit, because i want the current user who access this page to be upgraded, so when i call the function i ask to get current user instead of upgradin the user_id you put in the function.

function myaddusertolevel( $user_id, $level_id ) {
if ( class_exists( ‘M_Membership’ ) ) {
$member = new M_Membership($user_id);
$member->add_level( $level_id );
}
}

$user_id = get_current_user_id();
myaddusertolevel( $user_id , 3 );
(I add them to level_id=3)

The problem now is: The user is in both level_id 1 and 3, and the content restriction for only level_id 3 is not working because (i think) they still belong to level 1.

So I would like to know how to improve the code so deletes current subscription and upgrades to the one i put.

Thanks a lot for the help