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Steven Zahm.
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08/24/2013 at 1:50 pm #268020
Jeremy Riga
ParticipantI bought and installed Forms, Link, and Widgets today. I am also using PaidMembershipsPro for selling site memberships.
The flow is setup like this:
User chooses membership level -> enters info like CC, name, email, username & password, etc. -> confirmation page: contains their receipt and a big button to ‘Add yourself to our member directory’ -click- > Goes to the actual connection form for entry.At this stage, they are registered user (Subscriber level), logged in, and I have that role set to allow them to auto-publish. They can fill out the Form, enter it, submit, and it stores properly but they don’t show up in the Directory.
After checking it out, I realized that they are properly skipping the moderation queue, but their entry is ‘Visibility: Unlisted’. Even though I have their role set to be able to see unlisted entries, it still shows nothing in the Directory, even if they log out and back in.
I can go in and manually change entries from unlisted to private and then the subscribers can instantly see the entries in the Directory.
Any thoughts? I also noticed that Link isn’t linking their directory entry to their newly created (when they bought their membership) user profile.
08/25/2013 at 5:14 pm #268057Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Jeremy
That is correct behavior. I think is what I need to add to Form is a default visibility option setting to Form and/or check the current user permissions and base the default publish visibility on that.
If you can give me a temp admin account, I can make a change that set the entry to public automatically that way you do not need to edit the entry afterward.
As far as Link not linking… I’ve been tracking an issue that occurs only when used in conjunction with membership plugins. Those plugins hook into the same login hook and tend to run before Link and redirects the page before Link even has the opportunity to run and so a Link can not be checked for and established. I do have a fix that seems to work and if you get me the temp admin account; I can apply that fix too.
08/26/2013 at 8:33 am #268086Jeremy Riga
ParticipantThis reply has been marked as private.08/26/2013 at 11:40 am #268087Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Jeremy
Just one last piece of info I need, the link to the site so I can login :)
08/26/2013 at 12:05 pm #268090Jeremy Riga
ParticipantThis reply has been marked as private.08/26/2013 at 2:39 pm #268096Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Jeremy
I made the changes which should resolve the issues. Please let me know if they do not.
08/26/2013 at 4:21 pm #268099Jeremy Riga
ParticipantThis reply has been marked as private.08/27/2013 at 3:52 pm #268147Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Jeremy
Not sure how you test buy a membership … but I just logged in created a 00-test entry in Connections with my personal email. I then created a test user WP user. Lastly I logged out and back in as the test user. I did nothing but log out and back in as the admin and the entry and WP user are linked. I left the tests in so you can also verify the link. If you look at the 00-test entry on the Connections : Manage admin page, to the far right it’ll say which WP user it is linked to.
I think I see the issue with the workflow … maybe. Correct me if I’m wrong, but this is your flow:
1. Visitor purchases membership.
2. After membership is purchased, user is already/automatically logged in, right? This could be key.
3. After the purchase the membership they are either automatically redirected to or you direct the member to the page with Form.
4. Member enters info into Form; which self publishes.If that is the case, I don’t think that’ll work. If the member is automatically logged in Link will check for a match in Connections, since at this point one does not exist, no link will be made and the user “marked” as checked so Link will not try again for that user. Entering detail in Form does not create a link because the intent with Form is to accept anonymous entry submissions into the directory.
What you need to do is have the member enter their info on the “My Directory Entry” page, not thru Form.
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