This set of code snippets will add a list of sorting links to the top of the User List, a link for each of the fields displayed in the main list.
Continue Reading →Add a datepicker to the registration form
Here is an example of how to implement a jQuery datepicker script for the registration form.
Note that as of WP-Members 3.1.8, a date field type is available. However, this is an HTML5 field type and is not fully integrated into all browsers (most notably, it is a “development” option in FireFox). This example is jQuery instead, which is more cross-browser compatible.Continue Reading →
Move the Username Field in the Registration Form
By default, the username field comes at the beginning of the form rows array. This field is not included in the plugin’s fields manager tab, so you can’t re-order it via drag-and-drop like the rest of the fields.
This quick and dirty code snippet that will allow you to move the location of the username field to come after any other field in the registration form. Continue Reading →
Add a separator line of text in the registration form (wpmem_register_form_rows version)
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Using the wpmem_register_form_rows filter allows you a simple way to add custom fields and text to the WP-Members registration form using the wpmem_array_insert() API function. Continue Reading →
Configure the PayPal extension for multi-tiered pricing
This post extends on the ideas discussed in the forum thread for the post Configure the PayPal extension for two tiered pricing. That post turned out to be quite popular with the PayPal Extension users, but I found that most people needed more than two tiers of pricing.
In the discussion thread, through the process of several users working with expanding the original concept, I’ve fine-tuned a version of the original filter functions to handle unlimited pricing tiers. Continue Reading →