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A membership site owner posted a question in a WordPress community not long ago: they needed a secured, logged-in-only section for a heavy directory list, completely separate from the site’s admin and editor accounts. The public could never see it. Was Paid Memberships Pro, paired with a directory plugin, overkill for that?
That question comes up more often than you...
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 converting member addresses into map coordinates with the Google Geocoding API. Both calls read that same key from Memberships > Settings > <...
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 that enforcement with a single filter, so members can set a weaker password if they want.
Table of contentsGive 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 adjusts the price for one specific upgrade path, so members who are already paying you feel rewarded for moving up instead of paying the same price as a brand new signup.
...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 dropdown. Fields that store more than one value, like a Select2 multi-select or a Checkbox Group, need a different format, because a CSV cell can only ever hold a single string, not...