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WordPress Membership Plugin
Simple Membership Plugin › Forums › Simple Membership Plugin › Problem creating new membership level
Hi,
after I created and deleted two membership levels (because they were not right), I am not able to create a new membership level again. Every time, I get the message ‘Acces duration must be > 0’. However, I insert an access duration every time again. Even if I deinstall and reinstall the plugin, the problem remains the same.
I will take a look
I’ve got the same problem, no answer yet!
yes me also….
Hi,
i tested this in my wp installation. its working without issue. its really hard to tell anything without knowing in detail. if you don’t mind us accessing your setup and taking a look. let us know.
Hi Moderator, no problem, you can have a look into my setup – here it is: http://lostineu.eu
hi,
i have a similar problem:
when i want to create a daily / weekly membership i get the same error message.
reinstalling the plugin (and or deactivating other plugins) did not solve it.
but i found a quick workaround:
the memberships are set in the database table wp_swpm_membership_tbl.
the column subscription_duration_type determines if the duration is based on days, weeks and so on and the column subscription_period determines how many days, weeks, …
the values for duration type are set in class.b.MembershipLevel.php:
no expiry = 0
days = 1
weeks = 2
months = 3
years = 4
fixed date = 5
example, a subscription for 5 days called silver:
alias -> silver
subscription_duration_type -> 1
subscription_period -> 5
i just manually added the subscription levels i needed via phpmyadmin
anyhow, i hope the team fixes this soon.
cheers