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Please tell us a little about who your hosting provider is, what kind of hosting package you’re using, what version of PHP is running, and a list of all plugins with version numbers.
Is it possible to manually add my WordPress user Hallinta (Administrator) to the WP Membership Members admin level?
Yes, you can. But don’t try changing the password from the plugin screen. It will be ignored.
Please read the following Documentation topics:
Where do i add my wordpress admin to that member level?
I can see only normal members under WP Membership -> MembersThere are 2 ways of doing this…
- Register and then manually elevate a(n existing) member from the WP Users screen to the “Administrator” role.
- Manually add an existing WP admin user from the Members screen to your “admin” membership level.
I personally prefer #1, because having a separate WP admin user just for the memberships leaves me with the original WP admin user account as a “backup.”
The “membership ID” numbers are really the MySQL index numbers. Manually editing the index numbers in the database will “F” things up. There are ways to fool MySQL into reusing the same index numbers; but they are complex, delicate, and beyond the scope of the free support forum.
Knowing where the membership numbers come from, and knowing a little about how MySQL table indexes are chosen; you can “figure out” how to do this on your own. Otherwise; I’d have to offer you the Paid Support option:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/paid-support-simple-membership-plugin/The “Buy Now” is a one-off membership payment. These users should be able to simply “renew” their memberships, using the subscription buttons.
The administrator user needs to be a member of a level, that is permitted to see the content. Since you created an “Admin” level, simply make sure the WordPress user account for the administrator is a member of that level. BTW, IMHO, “Admin” is a terrible name for a membership level name; because it can mean many things. “Admin Users” or “Site Admins” is a more descriptive choice.
Simple goto the WordPress Pages screen and edit the “Profile” page. By default, it only has the [swpm_profile_form] shortcode on it.
Try this:
WP Membership –> Settings –> Email Settings –> From Email Address
–> Membership <memberships@mysite.com>Follow these procedures, as if you are translating the plugin for another language; except that you’ll only be editing/changing just what you want:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/translate-simple-membership-plugin/I have a Godaddy Managed WordPress and had their support help me switch my domains earlier today.
Did you remain on the same server, or did they “move” your site to a different server?
Those errors are coming from a core WordPress file. You should also open a support ticket with GoDaddy, because searching for the same error message; reveals a handful of GoDaddy users complaining about this error in the last 30 days.
Is there a way to have all content be created as private, unless I specify to make it public?
The short answer is “No.”
In addition to a default “Yes/No” on the protection; you’d also have to specify a default set of membership levels that can access any newly created pages.
some content/pages can be created front-end by users.
If you specify their WordPress User Roles as “Contributor,” any newly created pages will be kept in “Draft” mode until someone with “Editor” or “Administrator” Role approves and “publishes” their content.
My issue is that these pages are public until I go in and manually change their permission levels.
Either you, or someone you appoint (with Editor role), has to approve, set the proper permissions, and then “publish” new pages. Content moderation by humans is a fact of life; until the day we can hand it off to Alexa, Siri or Cortana.
