I am unable to get WLM to run without getting “Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 30932992) (tried to allocate 311296 bytes) in /homepages/10/d278160580/htdocs/wellfed/wp-includes/class-simplepie.php on line 4186″

I am using the THESIS theme and if I switch to TwentyOne the error goes away. But I want to continue using THESIS.

I have reinstalled WLM using binary FTP, multiple times.

I have disabled all Plug-ins except WLM (with THESIS) and I still get the out of memory error.

I have increased the memory limit all the way to 128M but I still get the out of memory error.

The memory usage at 63M shows only 9% utilization, so I really don’t think it’s a memory issue.

Can someone help solve this problem?

I’m posting this because I think it can be very useful and I struggled a very long time to achieve this.

If you want to compare the membership level of a user with the membership level of a post, without using the [private] tags (which suck!) you can also code it in a template using the following technique:

You need two array’s, that of the user’s memberships access and that of the post’ membership requirement to access it.

You can get the user memberships in a variable by this line:
$userlevels = WLMAPI::GetUserLevels();

You can get the memberships required to read a certain post using this line:
$postlevels = WLMAPI::GetPostLevels($post->ID);

It is important that you use the GetPostLevel inside the loop.

Then compare the two array variables with each other by checking if they have a match:

$hasAccess = array_intersect_assoc($postlevels, $userlevels);

Now if a membership of a user would match with a membership connected to the post, $hasAccess would have an array with that membership. If not, $hasAccess would contain an empty array.

To check if the array is empty, use the following line:

if (!empty($hasAccess)) { do stuff here }

With this, “stuff” will be done if there is a match between the membership of the user and a membership that gives access to a post.

Good luck.

That info isn’t passed along to WLM nor is it collected or stored in WLM.

So it’s something you’ll want to clear up with your shopping cart or merchant.

Take care.

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I don’t know how to get the expiry dates to go further than 2013 and it means people with cards of expiry dates of 2014 and beyond can’t place payments with me. Can you please advise?

This makes it so that only your members would be able to see the download link.

For example, it would look like this:

–
Content, content, content. [ismember] Download Link [/ismember]. Content, content, content.
–

This way, only members logged in would see the download link.

Hopefully that helps.

Any examples or thoughts about the best way to implement this would be much appreciated.

Greg

So in your case, you could display the appropriate “subscription links” based on the membership level they belong to.

Hopefully that helps

In addition to the above: It is no problem for existing members to subscribe to a second or third membership.

My question: Is it possible to present only 1 or 2 or 3 available membeship types to this existing user?

In other words: We don’t want to present the whole list of purchasable memberships, but only a few. This way, we can lead our customers to memberships of their (proven) interest. The other membership types would then be to much of a choice.

Is it possible to present such a ‘filter’?

Thanks in advance for your reply!

kind regards,
Joop Overhand

I do not understand how to bring subscribers to the custom registration form after they pay using paypal.

Damion

Also is there a tutor I can hire to help me?

thanks