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The social login logs you into WordPress. WordPress should then autologin the user to their SWPM membership account.
So… if you log into WordPress, using the WORDPRESS login page, is the user able to see the protected SWPM pages?
AND, does the social login, also successfully log them into WORDPRESS, which should also cause WORDPRESS to log them into their SWPM membership accounts?
When you log into WordPress FIRST and then navigate to a protected SWPM page; does it behave, as if you are logged into SWPM?
The Member Directory Listing Addon is eligible for Premium Addon Support. Please create a Premium Addon Support ticket and a developer will contact you:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/premium-addon-support/Please enable the debug logs for SWPM and post the results, when the error occurs. Also, please ensure that you are running the latest downloadable version of SWPM. Finally, are you using any caching plugins?
Simple Membership Custom Messages Addon
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/simple-membership-custom-messages-addon/And how do you imagine IP address restrictions to work? If you elaborate on it, we will add to our wish-list.
Because you purchased a premium addon, you are entitled to receive premium addon support service. Please complete a support ticket, and a developer will get in touch with you.
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/premium-addon-support/With respect to this documentation:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/social-login-plugin-simple-membership/As you create new WP user accounts, new corresponding SWPM member accounts should also be created and linked to the WP user account. When the WP user logs in, using the social login plugin; they should be logged into both the WP user account and the SWPM member account.
Is this happening?
Unfortunately, Elementor does not “play nice” with SWPM.
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/forums/topic/read-more-widget-in-elementor-does-not-work-fixes-or-compatible-alternatives/Are you using any kind of caching plugins or server modules? Officially, SWPM only supports 4 caching plugins, as described in the documentation:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/simple-membership-documentation/#:~:text=compatibility%20(with%20other%20plugins)What you are asking for cannot be easily done, because of the extensive rework required to the plugin. Right now, T&C acceptance is only part of the registration process:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/adding-a-terms-and-conditions-and-privacy-policy-to-member-registration-page/The desired modification requires the T&C flags to be reset, whenever an IPN is received. Recurring subscription renewals occur “in the dead of night,” and manual renewals and upgrades occur while the member is still logged in. If an IPN arrives while the member is still logged in, they would have to be kicked off the system and forced to log back in. Because logins are cookie and not session based, it may be difficult to immediately boot the member off.
Logic would also be required to determine if the IPN was for a registered or unregistered member. Additional logic is required at login time to handle the T&C flag states.
All of this can be done, but only as a custom coding job:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/paid-support-simple-membership-plugin/Alternatively, because SWPM is open source code, you are welcome to make the required modifications yourself; based on the above outline.
This has been previously addressed:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/forums/topic/renewal-email-customization/Doesn’t WooCommerce use unique product ID codes? Yes, you’ll need to offer duplicates of a product, each with their own ID code and price. You’d then group similarly priced products in their own sections.
SWPM uses Member accounts. WordPress uses User accounts. Normally, these 2 entities are independent; you can have several SWPM Members and only one WordPress User. By following these instructions, you can have a 1:1 relationship between SWPM and WordPress account; so that when a social login occurs, it automagically logs them into their SWPM account:
Social Login Plugin with Simple Membership
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/social-login-plugin-simple-membership/
