Rashed Hossain

Hello @llacademy,

The course bundle feature is part of Tutor LMS Pro. Since this forum is dedicated to free products, please seek assistance for any pro product support here.

Thank you.

Hello @jero640511

Please check our documents to know how to override Tutor LMS templates, the link is below. For that you must need WordPress theme and plugin development knowledge.

https://docs.themeum.com/tutor-lms/developers/override-templates/

Thank you.

Hello @donherion

I am very sorry to inform you that at this moment, that functionality is not available.

Thank you.

Hello @kryoz507

With full integration with SureCart, users could do the following:

– Create a user with SureMember as an instructor (with the option to create and sell courses on the platform using the BuddyBoss theme or any other theme).
– Implement split commissions where, for example, 20% of each course sale goes to the website owner and 80% goes to the instructor.

The goal is to create a Udemy-like website where multiple instructors can have space to create courses or run their own online schools.

Additionally, a full integration with the TutorLMS marketplace would allow instructors to sell courses either as a subscription or a one-time payment, while also supporting the split commission feature.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please let me know.

Thank you.

Hello @wijerama

We are very sorry for the issue. But the issue with the Elementor, please contact the Elementor team regarding this issue.

Thank you.

Hello @donherion

Yes, you can certainly sell both video lessons and physical products using WooCommerce and Tutor LMS on your website. Here’s how it can work:

1. Selling Video Course: You can create courses with Tutor LMS where each course consists of video lessons. When a user purchases a course, they can access the lessons through their account on your site. There won’t be any direct downloads; users will view the lessons on your site.

2. Selling Physical Products: Using WooCommerce, you can set up products for physical items like books, merchandise, etc. Customers can add these products to their cart and proceed to checkout.

3. Combining Purchases: Users can buy both a course (video lesson) and physical products in a single transaction. WooCommerce handles the checkout process, allowing customers to purchase multiple items at once.

4. Accessing Lessons: After purchasing a course, users can log into their account on your site and access the video lessons associated with the course they bought. This access is managed through Tutor LMS, ensuring that only paying customers can view the course content.

5. Account Integration: WooCommerce and Tutor LMS can be integrated to work together seamlessly. Users can use their existing accounts or create new ones during checkout. The integration ensures that purchases (both courses and physical products) are linked to the user’s account for easy management and access.

Overall, with WooCommerce handling physical product sales and Tutor LMS managing course sales and access, you can create a cohesive experience where customers can buy lessons and physical items together, all managed through a single account on your website.

Thank you.

Hello @liannesknz

I suspect there might be a conflict with other plugins. Could you please follow these steps:

1. Disable all other third-party plugins and see if the issue is resolved.
2. If it resolves the issue, reactivate each plugin one by one to identify the conflicting plugin.
3. If the issue persists, switch to the parent theme and check again.
4. If the problem continues, switch to a default WordPress theme like Twenty Twenty to further isolate the issue.

Also, ensure that both your platform and theme are updated to their latest versions. This process should help in troubleshooting the problem effectively.

Thank you.

Hello @barkha064

Unfortunately, preventing students from downloading course materials is not possible.

Thank you.