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Hello @mikewebb,
I would like to start by apologizing for my mistake.
It looks like I have not provided you with the complete process.
You will also need to add the same capability to your administrator role pms_edit_capability.
To allow the user to view the Payments and Members pages, you will need to add the following custom code to your website:add_filter( 'pms_submenu_page_capability', 'pmsc_allow_editors_to_view_pages', 20, 2 );
function pmsc_allow_editors_to_view_pages( $capability, $menu_slug ){
if( in_array( $menu_slug, array( 'paid-member-subscriptions', 'pms-payments-page', 'pms-members-page' ) ) )
return 'pms_edit_capability';
return $capability;
}Note: You can add your code to your theme’s ‘functions.php’ file or create a new plugin as described here.
The above code can be modified in order to target other plugin pages as well:- pms-reports-page
- pms-export-page
- pms-settings-page
- pms-addons-page
- pms-basic-info-page
You can check out a more detailed guide on our documentation page here: https://www.cozmoslabs.com/docs/paid-member-subscriptions/developer-knowledge-base/allow-another-user-role-to-manage-payments-and-members/
Hello @mikewebb,
Since what you want to achieve is also possible with the free version, we will provide and answer here but if you have any other questions about any paid version functionalities in the future, I would like to ask you to contact us at: https://www.cozmoslabs.com/support/open-ticket/
To allow another user role access to Paid Member Subscriptions Dashboard, you will need to add the pms_edit_capability capability to their user account.
1. Install the following plugin: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/profile-builder/, or any other plugin that has the Role Editor functionality.2. If you’ve installed and activated the Profile Builder plugin, go to your Dashboard -> Profile Builder -> Settings -> General Settings-> enable Roles Editor.
3. Then go to Dashboard -> Users -> Roles editor -> and click on the user role you want to give access to those PMS pages.4. Now click on the “Add New Capability” button then type pms_edit_capability after which click on “Add Capability” and then on the “Update” button from the right side of your screen.
Hello @yorkglobal,
We are not allowed to talk about the paid plugins here. If you wish to have this conversation, please contact us at https://www.cozmoslabs.com/support/open-ticket/Hello @jenhisde,
I have tested this on a local instance where I edited the price of an existing plan. I navigated to Paid Member Subscriptions -> Subscription Plans -> clicked on edit next to one of my plans -> set a new price -> clicked on save. Everything seemed to work correctly.
To better understand the issue at hand, could you detail the steps you took to change the price of your subscription plan? Please describe the initial settings of your subscription plan as well.
Note: You have mentioned changing your payment gateway from PayPal to Stripe. This will not affect the price of your subscription plans in any way.Hello @sevenkader,
I have tested GiveWP along with our plugin on a local instance and everything seemed to work correctly.
Could you please describe the exact issues that arise when using our plugin along side GiveWP and how to reproduce them?
You mentioned not seeing any errors regarding our plugin in the logs. Could you please take a screenshot of the GiveWP errors that appear in your PHP error logs and send them to me? In case you do find any errors related to our plugin when checking again, please send screenshots of those as well.
You can use a site like https://snipboard.io/ to share the screenshots.Hello @njjacob70,
On further inspection, it looks like your registration form does not load any of our JS scripts or CSS. Have you by any chance disabled these at Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> disabled Load CSS setting or by enabling the setting at Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> Misc -> Other -> Load Scripts only on specific pages and not selecting the registration page?
If none of the above are true, it might be caused by another plugin that is conflicting with our plugin.
To test this, briefly disable all the other plugins and enable the default WordPress Twenty-Twenty-Four theme. Please also disable all add-ons. If this fixes the problem, enable everything one by one, checking each time to see when the problem returns.Important: Please do the conflict test on a test site, not on the live site.
Hello @craigmckee,
If you wish to allow your users to edit their profile information, you can use the Edit Profile Form (shortcode: [wppb-edit-profile])
You can read more about this feature on our documentation page here: https://www.cozmoslabs.com/docs/profile-builder/shortcodes/#Create_a_Front_End_Edit_Profile_FormHello @ozil23,
We are not allowed to talk about the paid plugins here. If you wish to have this conversation, please contact us at https://www.cozmoslabs.com/support/open-ticket/Hello @istok,
Thank you for your review and for your kind words!Hello @njjacob70,
In order to better understand the issue at hand, I would like to ask you for some additional information:
1. A screenshot from your Dashboard -> Plugins -> Installed Plugins. Please make sure that our plugin and it’s version are clearly visible
2. A screenshot from your Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> Payments -> general page as well as the Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> Payments -> Gateways page.
Note: As this is a public forum, please make sure that you hide/blur any sensitive information.
3. A screenshot from the page at Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> General
4. A screenshot from the page at Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> Misc -> Others
5. A screenshot of your Registration Page from the backend (Dashboard -> Pages -> edit your Registration page)
You can use a site like https://snipboard.io/ to share the screenshots.Hello @oliverjk,
Could you please look at your PHP error log and check what errors appear there regarding our plugins, especially Fatal errors? If you do not have access to the PHP error log, please ask your host provider to check what errors you have regarding this issue.
Please send a screenshot of the error message you’re seeing there.Hello @istok,
Happy to hear that the pricing page is now correctly linked.
Since you have mentioned that the issue with the login was present before you started using our plugin, it is most likely caused by something else. Login issues are commonly caused by security plugins or a caching issue.Hello @lucasgal,
In order to better understand the issue at hand, I would like to ask you for some additional information:- Could you please send me a screenshot of the plugins page at Dashboard -> Plugins -> Installed Plugins? Please make sure our plugin and it’s version is clearly visible.
- Could you please send me a screenshot of the page at Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> Content Restriction
- A screenshot form the page at Dashboard -> Pages -> edit the page you would like to be restricted -> scroll down to the Content Restriction Box.
You can use a site like https://snipboard.io/ to share the screenshots.
Hello @ventenpoupe,
Currently there is no way of paying for a subscription plan in several installments.
With this being said, our team is working on a feature what will allow you to do exactly this. The feature should be included in one of the upcoming updates for our plugin.