/** * This example changes the default message if the * user's account has expired. */ add_filter( 'wpmem_exp_expired_msg', 'my_expired_msg' ); function my_expired_msg( $msg ) { if ( strpos( $msg, 'Your account has expired.' ) !== false ) { $msg = 'Your account has expired. Please renew in the user settings area.'; } // return the message, filtered or unfiltered return $msg; } /** * This example creates an entirely new message based on the * user's payment status (pending or expired). */ add_filter( 'wpmem_exp_expired_msg', 'my_expired_msg2' ); function my_expired_msg2( $msg ) { $user_id = get_current_user_id(); $msg = '<div class="wpmem_msg" align="center">'; if ( get_user_meta( $user_id, 'exp_type', true ) === 'pending' ) { $msg .= '<p><b>This content is for subscribers only.</b><br />'; $msg .= 'Once the payment process is complete you will have access to premium members only content.'; $msg .= '</p>'; $msg.= wpmem_payment_button(); } else { $msg .= '<p><b>Your subscription has expired.</b></p>'; $msg .= '<p>Please <a href="' . wpmem_profile_url( 'renew' ) . '">renew your subscription now</a>.</p>'; } $msg.= '</div>'; return $msg; }
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