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Secure Your Member Map With a Private Geocoding API Key
The Member Directory and Profile Pages Add On uses a single Google Maps API key for two different jobs: rendering the interactive member map in the browser with the Google Maps JavaScript API, and...
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Allow Members to Create Weak Passwords During Reset or Profile Update
By default, Paid Memberships Pro enforces the same minimum password strength requirements as core WordPress on its Password Reset, Change Password, and profile update pages. This code recipe disables...
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Offer Members a Discounted Rate for Upgrading to a Higher Level
Give existing members a lower price when they upgrade to a higher membership level, automatically, with no discount code required. This code recipe checks a member’s current level at checkout and...
View ArticleImport User Meta Fields Stored as an Array via CSV
Paid Memberships Pro’s Import Members From CSV Add On lets you bulk-import members and their custom data from a spreadsheet. Most fields map over cleanly: a name, an email address, a single-choice...
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How to Add Custom Reports to the Memberships Reports Admin in PMPro
Paid Memberships Pro includes five reports on the Memberships > Reports screen of the WordPress admin: Sales and Revenue, Membership Stats, Active Members Per Level, Visits, Views, and Logins, and...
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Add a Renew Membership Button With a Shortcode
By default, Paid Memberships Pro shows members a “Renew” link on their Membership Account page, but that is the only place it shows up. If you want to prompt members to renew somewhere else, a...
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Migrate ProfilePress Avatars to PMPro’s Avatar System
If your members uploaded custom avatars through ProfilePress, or its earlier version, WP User Avatar, those images do not carry over automatically when you move to Paid Memberships Pro’s own avatar...
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Hide the WordPress Toolbar for Additional User Roles
Paid Memberships Pro’s built-in setting for hiding the WordPress Toolbar only covers members with the Subscriber role. If your site uses custom roles, whether through the Roles for Membership Levels...
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Provide a Discount for Early Membership Renewal
Members who are on the fence about renewing often need a nudge before their membership lapses. A discount code can work, but it puts the burden on the member to remember it and enter it correctly, and...
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Add a Description Field to Discount Codes for Admins
Discount codes pile up on a membership site. A code from a holiday sale, a partner deal, a one-off gift for a member. After enough time passes, it is not always clear why a particular code exists or...
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Hide Free Levels From the Membership Levels Page
Not every membership level on your site is meant for public signup. You might have a free trial level created for testing, a legacy level some members were grandfathered into, or a level that only...
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Offer a Membership Level for a Limited Time
Some memberships only make sense to offer for a set window: enrollment for one class session, an early-bird cohort, a founding-member group that closes once it fills. Once that window passes, you want...
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Send a Different Approval Email Based on Membership Level
If your site uses the Approval Process for Membership Add On and offers more than one membership level, the default approval email sends the exact same message to every approved member, regardless of...
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How to Keep the Existing Expiration Date as the Renewal Date for a Subscription
Members with fixed-term or one-time memberships can renew their membership. During renewal, they may also choose to switch to a recurring subscription for the same level. By default, Paid Memberships...
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Turn Your WooCommerce Store Into a Catalog for Non-Members
If you sell products through WooCommerce but only want paying members to see prices and complete a purchase, you need a way to turn browsing into a members-only privilege. This is common for wholesale...
View ArticleRemove or Change “The price for membership is $0.00 now” for Free Membership...
By default, Paid Memberships Pro outputs what a membership level costs, and for free levels, that text says, “The price for membership is $0.00 now.” On a site with a mix of free and paid levels, this...
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Use a Media File Like a PDF as Your Terms of Service
Paid Memberships Pro’s built-in Terms of Service setting normally only lets you point to a Page. If your terms already exist somewhere else, like a PDF a lawyer signed off on, you are stuck copying...
View ArticleExclude Certain Email Domains From Membership Signup
Blocking certain email domains from membership signup is a common way to keep spammers out of your site. You may also want to keep out disposable email services. This code recipe lets you block...
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Hide Previous Content From New Members
Depending on your membership site, you may want to keep older content reserved for the members who were already around when you published it. This is a common need for serial content, private...
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Build a Lead Scoring CRM Report Inside Paid Memberships Pro
If your membership includes an upsell you handle personally, you already have more information about your leads than you are using. Every checkout answer, every visit to your pricing or checkout page,...
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