Extensions
- Groups Restrict Categories features access restrictions for categories, tags and other WordPress taxonomies, including support for custom post types and taxonomies.
- Groups Import Export provides import and export facilities for Groups. Users can be imported and assigned to groups, users can be exported in bulk.
- Groups 404 Redirect allows to redirect visits to pages that are protected by Groups.
- Groups Blog Protect restricts access to blogs based on group membership.
- Groups File Access Groups File Access is an extension that allows to provide file download links for authorized users. Access to files is restricted to users by their group membership.
- Groups Forums provides a powerful and yet light-weight forum system for WordPress sites.
- Groups Gravity Forms allows to add users to groups automatically, based on form submissions.
- Groups Import Export – An import and export extension for Groups.
- Groups Newsletters helps you to communicate efficiently, providing targeted information to groups of recipients through automated campaigns.
- Groups Notifications allows to send automatic notifications to group members and the site administrator.
- Groups PayPal – Sell memberships and subscriptions with Groups and PayPal.
- Groups Restrict Categories features access restrictions for categories, tags and other WordPress taxonomies, including support for custom post types and taxonomies.
- Groups Restrict Comments Pro This extension for Groups allows to restrict who can post or read comments based on a user’s group membership.
- Groups Subscriptions is a subscription framework for Groups.
- Groups WooCommerce Groups for WooCommerce is a WordPress plugin that allows you to sell memberships.
- WooCommerce Group Coupons This extension for WooCommerce uses Groups and WordPress roles to limit the validity of coupons.
- WooCommerce Groups Newsletters The WooCommerce Groups Newsletters extension lets customers subscribe to newsletters at checkout.
Features
User groups
- Supports an unlimited number of groups
- Provides a Registered group which is automatically maintained
- Users can be assigned to any group
- Users are added automatically to the Registered group
Groups hierarchy
- Supports group hierarchies with capability inheritance
Group capabilities
- Integrates standard WordPress capabilities which can be assigned to groups and users
- Supports custom capabilities: allows to define new capabilities for usage in plugins and web applications
- Users inherit capabilities of the groups they belong to
- Groups inherit capabilities of their parent groups
Access control
- Built-in access control that allows to restrict access to posts, pages and custom content types to specific groups and users only
- control access to content by groups: shortcodes allow to control who can access content on posts, show parts to members of certain groups or to those who are not members Shortcodes: [groups_member], [groups_non_member]
- control access to content by capabilities: show (or do not show) content to users who have certain capabilities Shortcodes: [groups_can], [groups_can_not]
Easy user interface
- integrates nicely with the standard WordPress Users menu
- provides an intuitive Groups menu
- conceptually clean views showing the essentials
- quick filters
- bulk-actions where needed, for example apply capabilities to groups, bulk-add users to groups, bulk-remove users from groups
Sensible options
- administrator overrides can be turned off
- optional tree view for groups can be shown only when needed
- provides its own set of permissions
- cleans up after testing with a “delete all plugin data” option
Access Control
Groups defines some capabilities of its own. The groups_read_post capability is used to restrict access to certain posts or pages to groups (and users) with that capability only.
Framework
- Solid and sound data-model with a complete API that allows developers to create group-oriented web applications and plugins
Multisite
- All features are supported independently for each blog in multisite installations
Your opinion counts
You & Groups
Beta-testers and developers who need to integrate group-based features in their plugins and web applications: please use it and provide your feedback.
Feedback
Feedback is welcome!
If you need help, have problems, want to leave feedback or want to provide constructive criticism, please do so here at the Groups plugin page.
Please try to solve problems there before you rate this plugin or say it doesn’t work. There goes a lot of work into providing you with free quality plugins! Please appreciate that and help with your feedback. Thanks!
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Introduction
Content Access Control
Access restrictions on posts
On posts an pages (and custom content types) a new meta box titles Access restrictions appears. By checking Enforce read access, you can restrict access to the post to groups and users who have the groups_read_post capability. You need to assign this capability to a group and make users members of that group to allow them to see those posts.
Content visibility for members and non-members
The [groups_member] and [groups_non_member] shortcodes are used to limit visibility of content to users who are members of a group or users who are not members of a group. Multiple comma-separated groups can be specified.
Example: Limiting visibility of enclosed content to registered users.
[groups_member group="Registered"]
Only registered users can see this text.
[/groups_member]
Content visibility based on capabilities
The [groups_can] and [groups_can_not] shortcodes limit visibility of enclosed content to those users who have the capability or those who do not have it. Multiple capabilities can be given.
Example: Showing enclosed content to users who can edit_posts (standard WordPress capability).
[groups_can capability=”edit_posts”]
You can see this only if you have the edit_posts capability.
[/groups_can]
Integration in the ‘Users’ menu:
Users – group membership is managed from the standard Users admin view. Users are automatically added to the Registered group. You can add multiple users to other groups here and also remove them.
Sections in the ‘Groups’ menu:
Groups
Here you can:
- add groups
- remove groups
- assign capabilities to groups
Capabilities
This is where you add, remove and manage capabilities.
Capabilities can be assigned to groups and users (1). These capabilities include the standard WordPress capabilities but you can also define additional capabilities for your web-application.
Groups defines some capabilities of its own. The groups_read_post capability is used to restrict access to certain posts or pages to groups (and users) with that capability only.
(1) Assigning capabilities to users is not integrated in the user interface yet but can be done through API calls.
Options
Administrator override :
Administrator overrides can be turned off.
Permissions :
For each role these permissions can be set:
- Access Groups: see information related to Groups.
- Administer Groups: complete control over everything related to Groups.
- Administer Groups plugin options: grants access to make changes on the Groups > Options admin section.
Testing the plugin :
A convenient option is provided to delete all data that has been stored by the Groups plugin. This option is useful if you just need to start from fresh after you have been testing the plugin.
Shortcodes
Please visit the documentation page on shortcodes for up-to-date information: Groups Shortcodes
Download
Download the Groups plugin on WordPress.
Hi Kento!
We’re exploring the Groups plugin for our next project. I was thinking if the “Restrict Visibility” of the post can be auto assign if the Author of the post is part of this group?
Example: admin 1 is part of group A and he adds a new post but restricted only for group A. Is this possible that the post is restricted and can’t be seen on the dashboard area by the other author of the other groups?
Hi Kent,
I think for this case it could be useful to handle it with separate groups. Take for example Groups A and B with editors AA and BB in those groups respectively, i.e. AA is in A, BB is in B but AA is not in B and BB is not in group A. When AA restricts a post using group A, BB won’t be able to see it, same thing with BB restricting a post to group B, AA won’t be able to see it, not on the front nor the back end.
Cheers
Hi Antonio
This is further to your groups and it’s various add-on plugins. Wish you had a LearnDash add-on that could help achieve the below ….
My current setup:
LearnDash + WooCommerce + related learndash and woocommerce 3rd party plugins.
An online learning site using LearnDash and WooCommerce. The functionality of using learndash helps create ‘Groups’ and within each group one can define one or many learndash courses. Also within each group one can define one or many ‘group leaders’. By default learndash has a user role: Group Leader that can view and edit that group’s users (learners >> ‘subscriber role’) course related activities, progress, etc. By default every group leader within that group can view and edit every learner within that group.
My requirement:
I’m looking for a solution whereby the ‘group leader’ can only view or edit their own learner within that group. The flow … the learner while purchasing a course will also mention the group leader (at woocommerce product page or checkout page). On successful purchase, the group leader can now see the assigned learner and view / edit.
Currently, i can only achieve this by creating separate groups and under each group assign only one unique group leader.
Can your plugins and add-ons or other plugins help me to create this ?
Thanks
Hi Ketan,
Thank you very much for sharing your detailed ideas around the LMS you are building. The approach you are currently taking and which involves Groups is one that I would also recommend – “…creating separate groups and under each group assign only one unique group leader.”
Of course, this would be easier if we had more fine-grained permissions around who can manage different aspects and actions around groups. As you have outlined, someone like a group leader would have permissions to assign to or remove users from a group. We are working on enhancements related to such features but I cannot give you an estimate of when they could be available. I’d love to have it out already to be honest, I have seen so many cases where it would have made a lot of sense. But it’s an extensive effort which we would certainly want to steer into the right direction so we can provide a solution that will be solid and sustainable in the long run.
Again thanks for your feedback and the suggestions, we certainly welcome those and I again invite everyone to share their ideas, that will help us make it happen eventually.
Cheers
Hello. I use an Import / Export tool (WP All Export) and would like to export a report of my customer orders. This works fine. I would like to include the group the customer is assigned to, but am having some troubles locating the relevant data.
It doesn’t appear as an element under our ‘Customer’ options where I find options such as “Customer User ID, Customer Note, Customer Account Email Address, Billing First Name, etc”
I don’t see it in the Custom Fields area, where I have elements from our custom post types and other meta fields. Do you know of a way to achieve this kind of export?
Hi George,
Thanks for using Groups! For this case, please ask the developers to integrate their tool with Groups so that it allows you to recognize which Groups a customer belongs to and includes that data in their export of orders related. I would point them to the Groups documentation where they can find info on the API functions.
Cheers
On user registration, can I assign users to 2 Groups?
Or even change the name default group?
We have setup a whole lot woo category access using another groups and have just realised our error when importing customers 🙁
Thanks
Hi Tye,
Yes you can have users assigned to multiple groups, I guess that you would want to use Groups WooCommerce.
Changing the name of a group would not have the effect that you think it would have. You will have to use the appropriate groups assigned to the categories that the users should belong to.
Cheers
Hi Kent,
I am currently considering Groups plugin.
Please give me some advice if i can set admin to each groups that i created, to restrict the admin only allowed to edit or view the assigned group.
the reason i am asking is that to create a B2B member site, to allow each company admin to have administration role only specific to their employee.
thank you very much in advance.
Hi Hiro,
Many thanks for asking. We are currently working on this type of feature, it makes a lot of sense. What you are asking is in line with more detailed group management that we will be offering. I cannot give you an exact ETA on this yet, but we’re working on it.
Cheers
hi Kento,
thank you very much for your prompt reply.
and understood that that kind of feature is under your list.
awaiting for your announcement of ETA.
Kind Regards,
Hi Kento,
This plugin offers for a group to inherit the capabilities of the parent group. Is it also possible for the child group to have access to all content that is restricted to the parent group?
So for example:
Group A is parent of Group B.
Now I assign a post to Group A. This is now only visible to users with Group A.
Is there a way for Group B people to see the post which is for the parent group the same way it works for capabilities, without also assigning them to Group A?
Hi Phillippe,
Yes, give it a try:
– Group: Test
– Group: Subtest
– User A is member of Subtest
– Protect Page X with Test group
User A has access to Page X when logged in.
Cheers
Hi Kento!
Awesome plugin!
I’m trying to combine Groups with the use of the plugin called Roles and Permission which basically just adds a company to the created user.
So the company admin creates the users and they are added to that company.
What I would like to do is that when a user is added thru that form then they should inherit the current users groups. I’ve looked at the code but not getting it to work.
Another option would be that the “registred” function also adds the current users groups aswell. Or even a trigger of some kind.
Any help is appreciated.
Best
Julian
Hi Julian,
Many thanks! I think you’re looking for something like this: https://github.com/itthinx/groups-role-registration … “A simple implementation that adds a user to a group based on role, a group named after the role is created automatically if needed.”
Cheers
Hi Kento!
I’m looking to see if it’s possible to add fields to a Contact Form 7 so a person can be registered (Username field and Password field) and automatically added to a special group (like say ‘newsletter 1’) upon submission.
I have looked everywhere for this possible option but have only found info about Affiliates (which I’m not interested in).
Is this possible? And if so, please show me how to do it.
Thank you!
Hi Alex,
We have an integration with Gravity Forms which you could use, but currently not for Contact Form 7. If you would like to build an integration yourself, I would point you to our repository for the Affiliates integration with Contact Form 7 as you could use it to derive an integration with Groups from it.
Cheers
Hi Kento,
Just to say thank you for creating this. We appreciate you.
With love from Kenya 🙂
~Wabi
Hi Wabi,
Thank you very much for using Groups and for your kind comment!
Cheers & Happy Week!
Hi!
I need to recieve days count for ending memberships in shortcode, like [groups_day_count group=”group1″]
And task two – how i can create condition about like this – [groups_end_membership days=”10″ group=”group1″]Hi! Your memberships ending in 10 days![/groups_end_membership]
Many thanks for answer 🙂
Hi Anton,
Good question! It’s not possible to show that currently, but certainly something to take into account!
Cheers
Thanks for answer.
Maybe you can add this feature into next update? 🙂
Or maybe you can write how i can do it with API?
Thanks 🙂
Hi Anton,
Please have a look at the Shortcodes section in the documentation for Groups WooCommerce – it’s not the same but essentially similar. You can derive a customized solution for yourself if you have a look at class-groups-ws-membership-shortcodes.php where you can see how that is implemented.
Cheers
Hi there.
I’m using this plugin with the Masterstudy LMS plugin which has a frontend course creator.
I want to restrict access to my course only to some groups, using the frontend editor.
Actually I have to create a course from the backend, set the Group access, save, go the frontend editor and then create the course.
I want to show the Groups settings meta box in the frontend editor, even editing the PHP pages.
Is there something I can do?
I’m reading the code but I’m not finding something useful… thanks!
Hi Mario,
I think that would have to be something the developers of the front end editor that you are using should address. They would have to make the meta boxes of the back end editor available on the front end or implement the logic accordingly based on Groups’ API. I would encourage them to consider adding support for Groups in that sense.
Cheers
Hi, is there any way that this plugin can hide/remove a post completely from the lists/blog page based on the Group access. I don’t mean they are blocked from accessing it I mean the user won’t even see the post in the first place. It seems its difficult to find a plugin that will do this.
Thanks.
Hey there,
Looks like we’ve got what you want here in an example plugin which you can use: https://github.com/itthinx/groups-sandbox
Cheers
Cool, thanks for getting back. Just wondering is this plugin installed separately to the Groups plugin thru WordPress. Do I manually have to copy the file across or something? Thanks.
Hi there,
That plugin is an extension, you would install it in addition to Groups.
When you visit the repository page, there is a button that says “Clone or download” – use it to download the zip. You will get a file named “groups-sandbox-master.zip”, extract it and rename the folder to groups-sandbox. Zip that and upload it under Plugins > Add New on your WordPress dashboard.
Cheers
Dear Kento,
we’re using groups to distinguish our users between various organizations and different teams within organizations.
As we’re giving each user a dashboard of their own, we want to display the organization, department and team they’re in. To make things a little fancier, we would like to add the Logo of the company into the display snippet. Can this be done by adding a column to the groups_group data set, where we could upload a png/svg?
If not, do you have any recommendations on how to deal with with this topic?
Thanks alot, Im looking forward to your reply
Edwin
Hi Edwin,
In your case, I would consider implementing custom templates that retrieve the desired additional info using WordPress’ get_option(). You could also repurpose Groups’ table as you suggest, for example by putting the URL of the group image or the equivalent HTML in the group’s description and then render that in your template. Maybe we should consider adding a more flexible way to relate custom data to groups in the future, but these two approaches don’t require any additions to the existing system and can be implemented easily.
Cheers
Hi
I’m using Group for a community ecommerce site I’m working on.
Is there a way to dynamically display on a page the members of the group with a shortcode?
Thank you for the promising plugin
Yinon
Hi Yinon,
Thanks for your question, yes we have a shortcode described here that you could use: http://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/shortcodes/groups_group_info/
You might want to have a look at the shortcode’s implementation in case you want to customize the output. In that case, you could easily derive a plugin that implements your customized shortcode. For an example that you can also refer to, here is a repository that implements another shortcode https://github.com/itthinx/groups-sandbox
Cheers
Hi Kento
It works well
Thank you
Hi Kento
Thank you for your quick response.
It worked indeed but I wander if it is possible to display the names of the users and not the user names, as names are in Hebrew unlike the user names, and it’s more relevant for me. Is it possible to get the names without the bullets as they are displayed now?
Another thing is, I can’t get the “add to group button”. I entered the shortcode [groups_join group="4"]
which is the group ID, I have tried also with the group name (in Hebrew) and also change the group’s name to English and added it to the shortcode and yet no success.
Once it did appear while working on a page, but than I delete it and tried to place it somewhere else, and it wouldn’t show. Any Idea?
Now for the big question, I group each community as a group with the name of that community.
I make a template in Elementor pro to show dynamic content of the relevant community, is there a way to make each group to view only it’s relevant content on the same page, if not what would be the best way to do that?
Thank you
Yinon
Hi Yinon,
You can get the information such as the user’s first name etc. from the user object. If you have a look at the entry “Get all users in a group” here Examples, you can see it’s easy to obtain the users from a group. You can then work with the user objects.
Regarding the issue you seem to have with the shortcode, I would try to edit in plain text mode, issues like that are typically related to wrong syntax being used or produced by advanced editors. Also make sure to check that you are using straight double quotes
"and not slanted ones.Now for your last question, I would assume that you can simply use the [groups_member] etc. shortcodes to surround content and place that in the templates. Depending on the group used, you can display alternative content inside the sections that are surrounded.
Cheers
Hi! Thanks for plugin! I have one question – i use Groups for restrict access to some pages in category, but users, who don’t have access don’t see this pages in lists of category. I want to show them, but if they try to access, they see another page with tariffs. How i can show thats pages in lists? Thanks!
Hi Anton,
Thanks for using the plugin! When they try to access restricted posts, they will be denied access and you could e.g. direct them towards a specific page using https://wordpress.org/plugins/groups-404-redirect/ and offer a list of the posts they would be able to access.
Cheers
Hi! Thanks for answer. At this moment i find a answer) But have one more question – i use LearnDash and your plugin for restrict access and see this problem – when i restrict access for quizes everything is OK, i dont see this quiz in course list and learndash dont ask me to check them, but if i want to restrict access for Materials (pages with theory), i have some trouble – i see this in list, but if i click them, i have redirect.
I want to material works how work quiz. Thanks!:)
Hi Anton,
You can restrict access to other post types (which I assume Materials is) also – please have a look here http://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/access-control/posts-and-pages/ and you might want to review the options http://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/setup/options/ to make sure access restrictions are enabled for that post type too.
Cheers
Hi Kento, firstly I apologise, I love your plugin but I’m dammed if I can see where to post a request for help! I can list names of a group, but I would like to also see their email addresses and, best of all, email them individually or as a group. Can this be done? Thank you. Kelvin
Hi Kelvin,
Looks like you’ve found it 🙂 Thanks for the nice commend on the plugin!
Regarding your question, you have several options:
– Use the filters on top of the Users screen to filter by group and use the standard screen to view the users with their email addresses.
– Come up with your customized shortcode based on https://github.com/itthinx/groups-list-users
– Use Groups Import Export https://www.itthinx.com/shop/groups-import-export/ to export user info and maintain your mailing lists
– Use Groups Newsletters as an alternative way to address your group members via newsletters https://www.itthinx.com/shop/groups-newsletters/
As you can see, there are a few good options which you can use.
Cheers
Morning Kento,
Firstly, thanks for you prompt reply – I do appreciate good service!
I should explain, I am developing a new website for an organisation of around 600 members. I am on page 2 of Whoopie, a Computer! book, all the other members can’t even find the book on the shelf, you are on page 100 of volume 3!
I want the members to join the organisation, then join an individual group. At that point they need to show on a list of group members for selected others to send newsletters (the group leader for example). This element (being able to send newsletters to group members and individuals) needs to be automated and operable as much as possible from the front end for the reason highlighted above.
I have the Newsletter plugin, which does the job but members have to be manually placed in groups which will be a pain with 600! Will your newsletter addon give me this functionallity? Or is this totally the wrong plugin altogether?
Thanks for reading this and I appreciate your reply.
Kelvin.
Hi Kelvin,
Thanks for the additional info, I think the following can help you to implement this at least partially:
> I want the members to join the organisation, then join an individual group.
To allow users to join a group by themselves, you can use the shortcode described here: http://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups/shortcodes/groups_join/
> At that point they need to show on a list of group members for selected others to send newsletters (the group leader for example).
I think for that you would need to have some sort of customization done, although I’m not quite certain whether I understand your requirement. If you want to allow some to add other users as subscribers to a newsletter, then that would be the case (i.e. you’d need to customize it).
> This element (being able to send newsletters to group members and individuals) needs to be automated and operable as much as possible from the front end for the reason highlighted above.
If you have a look at http://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups-newsletters you will see that the system provides several means of letting users subscribe to the newsletters. It will then allow you to direct newsletters to specific groups as needed.
I’m not sure if this would meet your exact requirements in how it works, but maybe you can adjust your process to what the tools themselves provide. Otherwise you would be looking at specific customizations being implemented for you, unless of course there is another system that might suite your requirements better.
I hope that helps a bit 🙂
Hi,
Is it possible to assign different roles to 1 or more groups?
Eg.
Role “Subscriber” = “Group 1”
Role “Editor” = “Group 1” and “Group 2”
Role “Admin” = “Group 1”, “Group 2 and “Group 3”
So each new user with a specific role also gets assign to the pre associated group/groups.
kind regards
Tomas
Hi Tomas,
Roles and groups can’t be related like that but you might be able to craft a customized solution for your requirements based on https://github.com/itthinx/groups-role-registration
Cheers
Kento, again many thanks!
Since I originally asked the question, I have found your Notifications add-on, which does exactly what I was after.
I then went ahead and bought your newsletter add-on, but I am a bit disapointed…
I cannot see how to design a nice, colourful newsletter. It seems the only editing allowed is via the WP editor, which is a bit ‘clunky’, I want to edit in Elementor to give me options of colour, size and layout of text, inserting pictures, etc..
You must understand, a number of the users will be computer illiterate so although Elementor is a sophisticated program, it is quite easy to understand with a bit of tuition.
Thank in advance for your reply.
Kelvin
Hi there,
Thanks for using it!
I don’t know much about Elementor but we have a section in the documentation about templates which is very useful with examples: http://docs.itthinx.com/document/groups-newsletters/setup/templates/ that you might be interested in. I guess you should be able to create appropriate templates even with Elementor shortcodes used in those.
Cheers
Hello I have a dropshipping shop and I work with the Alidropship and Stripe plugin to sell my products, what version of the compatible affiliate plugin can I hang to make it work on my site WITHOUT WOOCOMMERCE SVP?
Hi Lynda,
We don’t have a particular integration for either of those, so if you’re looking for something that works without WooCommerce in that case you wouldn’t be able to use our system.
Cheers
Hi Folks!
We may use Groups for a project for one of our clients.
Is it possible to allow members to upload and share documents within a group? For example, Group A consists of User1 and User2, both of which will upload pdfs for ONLY each other to see?
We look forward to your response
Cheers!
Hi!
Thanks for asking. We currently provide the Groups File Access premium plugin which allows to restrict access to files that are managed with it. But at the moment, it’s not possible to control who is allowed to upload files to a certain group only, so you would have to manage it specifically. If you want to have a look, the Documentation of the extension provides details.
Cheers
Thanks for replying Kento. Unfortunately it took too long to get a response and my client asked me to move on.
Will keep it in mind for possible future projects.
Cheers!
Thanks Korgster, I appreciate the feedback. Good to know that there is interest for this kind of feature as we are revising the roadmap for Groups and extensions. Cheers!
35 minute response time is too slow? For questions about a free plugin? Wow. Your client’s impatience is so unfortunate.
I would agree but on this occasion it took me a week to reply, easy to miss though 😉
No problems Kento, I understand this can happen sometime.
Cheers!
Hi there, when I assign posts (custom post type) to a specific group, users who are not in the Group can see it and users that aren’t can’t. Any idea why that is happening? Thanks!
Hi Chelsie,
If you get inconsistent results where you have plain visitors seeing content that is intended for group members and vice-versa, that is most certainly due to caching. Make sure that you caching plugin does not serve cached pages to users who are logged in and also clear the cache after changing its settings.
I would also recommend to have a look at this documentation page where you will find details on how access to posts, pages and other custom post types are managed with Groups.
Cheers
Hello,
I do not use any caching plugin. What happened is basically 1. We have a Custom Post Type created called Documents 2. We have two groups- one is Registered, and other is Staff. Some documents are given access to only Staff, but Staff can’t see any of them and we do not use caching plugins, so I am not sure how to fix this issue. Can you please help?
Hi Chelsie,
The way you have set it up seems right and should really work just fine. We actually have a similar plugin that we use for documentation deployments, Documentation which works just fine with Groups and is using its own custom post type for documents. If it helps, you can compare its implementation with that of your custom post type.
Anyhow, if you have documents protected by a group “Staff”, any user who belongs to that group would have access. Just in case, make sure that you are actually using that group and not a custom role of the same name as that wouldn’t work. You must make sure that those users who should have access do actually belong to the same group that is used to protect the documents.
Cheers
Everything is set up and should work, but they don’t unfortunately. Is there a way I could get proper support for someone to look into it? If so please lead me to the link, thank you!!
Hi,
We do provide help for the free Groups plugin here. There are specific support channels for premium extensions but your case is not related to any of those. If you have everything set up correctly and it does not work as expected, then the issue must be related to either of these causes which I would recommend you to verify:
– errors in your custom code (check the logic)
– conflicting plugins (disable them all while you test)
– resources are exhausted (enable debugging and check the debug.log; also check server logs, make sure that PHP memory isn’t exhausted, database usage limits are correct, …)
There is no error or inconsistency in Groups itself with regards to what you describe, so you will have to analyze your setup to figure out what’s causing the inconsistencies. If you are interested in hiring us for consulting and help on your project, please see our Contact section to request a quote.
Cheers
Precisely as the dev posted here, @David,
To be clear, as the dev mentioned, it wasn’t 35 minutes. Had it been 35min, I completely agree with you. However, it was a week.
Cheers,
K
Hello with affiliate plugin woocommerce light how can i create a second level of commission please?
Hi Lynda,
Thanks for asking, the light version is intended to provide a free and simple alternative. Commission structures beyond the simple general it provides would require one of our premium versions Affiliates Pro or Affiliates Enterprise. You will see that they provide a very flexible rates system, I can recommend to have a look at the Rates section of the documentation for Affiliates Pro where you can see details.
Cheers
Hello, What version exactly can I take to be able to have commissions on my own sales and to be able to have commissions on the sales of my team please which are two different commission rate?
Hi Lynda,
For this case I would recommend to use Affiliates Pro which should be sufficient based on the requirement of different rates for team members.
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Hi,
I use the group plugin on a page that runs with the Divi theme. I use the plugin to lock certain pages to specific groups. I want the option to display a custom unauthorized message when an unauthorized visitor tries to view a locked page. I have tried to use the shortcode [groups_non_member group="premiumgold"]Custom message[groups_non_member group="premiumgold"] to display an unauthorized message, but it does not work. Seems like the shortcodes only work for pages that are not locked directly. But because I use the Divi builder to create content then it does not work for me to use shortcodes to wrap content that should be hidden. So the perfect solution would be that I could continue use the protect functionality directly from the edit page screen, but add a shortcode that display a custom message to all non-group members of a specific group.
Hi Andreas,
The shortcode you have indicated is missing a forward slash
/in the closing shortcode tag – the correct form is:[groups_non_member group="premiumgold"]Custom message[/groups_non_member group="premiumgold"]You can in fact combine page-protection with content-protection using the shortcode or Groups’ blocks. You can simply protect the page using one group and protect content inside that page further with the shortcode or the blocks.
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