Learn how to control subscription level upgrades and downgrades in Restrict Content Pro. Prevent upgrades, downgrades, proration credits, and more.
Set up custom page restriction messages in RCP
When a website visitor doesn’t have access to restricted content, Restrict Content Pro has two settings to control the message that is shown: one for content that requires a paid subscription, and one for content that requires a free subscription. This works great for people who want fine-grained control over the upsell messages they show … Continue reading
Charge vendors and limit the number of products they can publish
When I was still actively involved in the day-to-day support for Easy Digital Downloads (EDD), two questions I saw quite often was how to charge vendors to publish products in the Front-end Submissions (FES) extension and how to limit the number of products they can publish. After moving from Easy Digital Downloads to Restrict Content … Continue reading
2015 was great. 2016 here I come.
There are lots of ways you can contribute to WordPress. Many people that use it contribute in some way, even if it’s simply reporting a bug. I’ve contributed by reporting bugs, editing and improving documentation on the Codex, helping out in the support forums, fighting for what I think is right on Trac, giving away … Continue reading
Craftsmanship is at an all-time low. – Me
Recently I needed to restrict access to specific features in the WordPress admin. There are lots of ways to do this, but I needed a specific combination of restrictions that isn’t very common. I needed something akin to a site manager role, without full administration rights. My requirements were: Access to all the features under … Continue reading
Just a banana chilling in the sand. Also, a lemon.
Working with Mike at Array, we sometimes joke about “paint sniffers”. You’d have to be there. Anyway, Mike turned 30 this year and wanted a new telescope. I donated to the cause. In return, Mike made good on his promise to deliver a hand-drawn celestial object. Well done, sir.
Nanu nanu.
Just a lemon getting a little sun. Like celery?