I am creating a e-commerce website via wordpress. One feature I would like to implement is when a user logs into the portal, their account is unable to make any purchases until they have verified their ID. Once they upload their ID and we verify their account, they can make purchases on our shop.
Any ideas on how this could be done? I was playing around with it for a day now but can't seem to figure it out. I am using the WooCommerce plugin for my site and a custom theme. The wordpress theme I am using is called FeaturedLite.
Hoping I can get some help with this, been stuck on it for a while.
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Please bear with me as I am new to Wordpress.
I have a base site that allows the purchase of products using unique platform currency.
Users can register on the website, but if they want to purchase any of the content, they first need to purchase credits.
I have a Wordpress site that utilises a WooCommerce store (StoreFront), where these credits can be purchased. Once the user purchases credits on the Wordpress site, the amount of credits purchased is written to the base site database.
On the Wordpress site, there is an account management page that allows users to track orders, information, and more. They can also add cards to checkout quickly.
Is there a way to link the account registration on the base site and the Wordpress site. I want the users to be able to have the benefit of both modules, without having to register twice.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
I am using the wordpress plugin Ultimate Membership Pro to manage my website subscriptions. Is there a way to figure out who the active user is that is signed in? I looked through the plugin files to see if there was anything code that accomplished this but I didn't see anything.
You can get this using wp_get_current_user()
Check the documentation about it
I have made a wordpress site with one post where users can write a comment everyday.
I have installed the plugin Blog Update Reminder because I would like users to receive a daily reminder.
My problem is, that the plugin can only see administrators, not authors or participants. And giving users the administrator role is not an option.
For administration of the users and the logins, I have the plugin Ultimate Member.
I have never worked with wordpress or php before and I don't know where the problem can be?
I hope that somebody can help me, because I am very frustrated about this.
Can you consider using another plugin? The one you are using seems to be only for admin notification. Maybe this could provide you with the functionality you want;
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bnfw/
I have got a problem between my Woocommerce shop and the Moowoodle for WooCommerce plugin that acts as a bridge between WordPress/Woocommerce and Moodle. It fetches all the courses from your Moodle instance and makes them available for sale, which may be bought by users through WooCommerce.
The integration and everything works fine but the issue is following:
When somebody is buying the course the user is automatically added to the moodle userlist and can enroll to the course.(this feature works great)
Obviously when a customer is buying another product (not an online course ex. a book or sth) he get also linked to the Moodle userlist with a username + password for the Moodle via email.
I would like that only the people who buy the actual course will get the email with the access to the moodle.
What I am trying to do is something like:
If user buys course_with_moodle_ID
then send email_with_login_info
You can find the source code here in Git.
Maybe someone could help me with a little fix because obviously the support to this plugin is very very slow and limited.
Thanks
There is another plugin that let you configure which product will generate a Moodle enrolment.
Disclaimer: I just wrote that plugin.
You can find it here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/woo-to-moodle/
I am new to web development. I decided to start by using WordPress.
I am reading through the BT API and I'm at the section to use the Customer object to create, update, find, and delete a customer/payment info.
But I don't understand the correlation between WordPress and integrating payment processing yet. In WordPress, users create a login specifically for my site, right?
Would I need to hack WP to allow them to also associate a Braintree customer ID with that login? I don't understand the relationship between WordPress and integrating payment processing....
#doublesharp's comment is right. It's possible to build your own Braintree plugin in Wordpress, but there are lots of options that exist to help you do this.
I don't want to endorse any specific product, but some searching online would yield a few options for you. This is really the best route to go if you are new to web development.
Wordpress can be awesome for a lot of cases, but you have to understand a fair bit about it before you build plugins that are of high quality.