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PayPal Pro, 12 Membership Prices, One Level

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Posted: Saturday Jan 5th, 2013 at 6:23 pm #36347

Hi!

My client now has PayPal Pro. She has S2Member Pro.

She wants ONE registration form (with multiple Custom Registration/Profile Fields).

She wants 12 membership levels, each with a different price (although, from S2Member point-of-view, they’ll all function as Level 1.)

Is there a way to put all this on the one ‘Membership Options Page’?? Or is there some other way to do this?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Corey

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Posted: Monday Jan 7th, 2013 at 5:52 am #36440

Hi Corey.

She wants ONE registration form (with multiple Custom Registration/Profile Fields).

That’s fine.

She wants 12 membership levels, each with a different price (although, from S2Member point-of-view, they’ll all function as Level 1.)

No, they wouldn’t. Levels are different, they give incremental access. That means that a Level 3 user would have access to Level 3 content while a Level 2 user wouldn’t. Since the access is incremental, the Level 3 user would also have access to the lower levels, e.g. 2, 1, 0 and public.

If you need the access to be specific to the level, then you’d have to use conditionals or instead sell custom capabilities.
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Is there a way to put all this on the one ‘Membership Options Page’?? Or is there some other way to do this?

You can only use a single pro-form per page, so if you’re different things, you’ll need to either have the separate pro-forms in their own pages and link to the from the Membership Options page, or have the pro-form in the Membership Options page and refresh the page with a customized pro-form when the user selects one of the options. Knowledge Base » Using variables in a shortcode

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