Hi, I'm using Wordpress to display my site's content and amember to manage 3 subscription types, users, and payments. The three subscriptions are: free/not registered/excerpts, free/register/excerpts, paid/registered/full articles. How can I display the content in Wordpress according to the product/subscription id of the user surfing so it matches the above description of the different subscriptions? The help will be much appreciated.
How would you grab and display the product_id of a user surfing from anywhere on a site that uses amember?
Adam: I'm also in the process of integrating aMember with WP- Can you let me know how this worked for you? email me at miamiron at mac dot com thank you! Ron
Adam, or Ron, I'm in the process of combining X-cart based product (contains 100K+ summaries describing content of antique magazines as well as historic sales prices of actual antique magazines) and member databases. The idea is to offer: Products: - to non-paying browsers partial views of the summaries, so partial views of the products - to paying subscribers full limited temporary (depends on paid quantity of summaries paid for and paid for license period) access to the complete views of the summaries and (optional) access to historical sales price data. - the main type of products variants for each product (summary) will be: * research only license for entire database * publication license for one site only, for limited duration * publication license for one site only, for unlimited duration * free trial license for limited duration Delivery (upon payment) of each has to happen two ways: - dynamically on a web page (displaying single as well as batch of summaries and prices) - via email (sending a batch of summaries and prices) Not sure, but this may be similar to what Adam does with his articles. My question is: Could Wordpress provide most functionality? Any limitations? Peter