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So the site I work for, ManFlowYoga.com, has a membership area and uses a plugin called Memberium to show/hide pages based on their membership.
The plugin however, just shows everything. Is there anyway to rectify this? The regular wordpress search has no issues distinguishing the visibility. Is there a setting i’m missing that will apply the same logic? I want logged in users to see the things they have access to.
Hi!
I am guessing that the Memberium plugin adds a filter to the regular wordpress search that excludes/filters out the posts that should not be visible by the current user.
Unfortunately I am not familar with that plugin, and I could not find a free version of it on wordpress.org, but I guess there must be some sort of a function that can check if the current user has access to a specific post or not. Based on that, it should be possible to construct a custom code to do the same for this plugin as well.
If you can add temporary FTP and back-end access to your test environment, I might be able to figure it out. I have found some documentation on their site, but there is very little information about the code itself.
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