Level 1 Dripping Content Level 2 Full Access

I currently have a about 25 or 30 pages that are dripping in sequence to all Level 1 members based on their registration date. This content is dripping to them on a monthly basis, which coincides closely with their monthly renewal fees. This is all great. I am currently using this….

= 120 || current_user_can(access_s2member_ccap_showme120)){ ?>

Obviously the timeframes are different every month. But I just want to share what is already in place.

Here’s what I want to add.

I want to offer an annual membership at a discount rate that a member can pay me up-front one time, which gives them full access to all of the content that a Level 1 Member has dripped to them monthly. So instead of waiting every 30 days for new content, the member has the ability to pay a one-time fee and get everything at once.

How would I go about doing this, without modifying any of my existing level 1 members capabilities?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Vegas.

It’d probably just take editing the condition a little, but I can’t see well what you already have. Could you post it again, but inside HTML code tags?

Thanks!

sorry….i used the quote tags on accident….rookie move there for sure…lol

here it is.

<?php if(S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_PAID_REGISTRATION_DAYS >= 120 || current_user_can(access_s2member_ccap_showme120)){ ?>

I see. Well, if you want to show that to anyone with Level 1 access, then you’d add to that condition [hilite code]current_user_can('access_s2member_level1')[/hilite].

[hilite pre_code]
= 120 || current_user_can('access_s2member_ccap_showme120') || current_user_can('access_s2member_level1')) { ?>
[/hilite]

By the way, your check for the ccap was missing the quotes around the string.

I hope that helps. :)

Thank you Cristian, but I’m not trying to give all level 1 members full access, I’m trying to setup an by-product of level 1 membership whereas some people have the option of purchasing all 12 months for a discounted one-time price. I need to give THOSE people full access to all the content in the level 1 membership so they don’t have to wait for each new section of content to be dripped to them.

So what about this scenario….Tell me what you think of this.

Step 1: Create a custom capability designated to giving full access to level 1 memberships. I could call the custom capability something like…

'level1_full_access'

Step 2: I place that new custom capability….

'level1_full_access'

…in the Authorize.net Capabilities Buy Now Pro Form as a custom capability automatically given to anyone who purchases through that pro form…

Step 3: I then add that custom capability string into my conditionals that are placed around my dripped content like so….

<?php if (S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_PAID_REGISTRATION_DAYS >= 120 || current_user_can('access_s2member_ccap_showme120') || current_user_can('level1_full_access')) { ?>

Or …are you saying that the custom capability that you advised me to use, already does that, and I should just add it to my conditional strings and then add it to a “Buy Now” Pro Form and be done with it?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Create a custom capability designated to giving full access to level 1 memberships.

Do you mean giving full access to level 1 content?

Step 2: I place that new custom capability…. ‘level1_full_access’

If you sell the ccap as [hilite mono]'level1_full_access'[/hilite], then the full name to use in the conditional would be [hilite mono]'access_s2member_ccap_level1_full_access'[/hilite].

Then your code would be:

[hilite pre_code]
= 120 || current_user_can('access_s2member_ccap_showme120') || current_user_can('access_s2member_ccap_level1_full_access')) { ?>
[/hilite]

are you saying that the custom capability that you advised me to use, already does that

[hilite mono]'access_s2member_level1'[/hilite] is not an s2Member custom capability, it’s the WP capability that gives access to content restricted at Level 1. If you give a user the s2Member Level 1 WP role or higher, he’d have that WP capability.

Thank you for your help Cristian. I appreciate it.

Glad I could help. :)