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strangerstudios / paid-memberships-pro

WordPress membership plugin to restrict access to content and charge recurring subscriptions using Stripe, PayPal, and more. Fully open source. 100% GPL.
https://www.paidmembershipspro.com
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Multisite Installation network users edit screen #642

Open pbrocks opened 6 years ago

pbrocks commented 6 years ago

When the plugin is activated on the main site, the membership level will appear on the user's profile, as expected. What is not expected is that the membership level will also appear on the network user profile. This behavior only happens when activated on the original site, not any of the subsites.

woodwardmatt commented 6 years ago

Hey @pbrocks I run pmpro under this configuration (enabled on the root blog, but not on subsites) I don't see the membership level appear on either profile pages - assuming you mean the profile.php page as part of WP right?

kimcoleman commented 5 years ago

I've recreated this issue. If you have Paid Memberships Pro enabled on the main network site, when editing a user at the "Network" level, it should not have a "Memberships" section.

Similarly, when you are viewing the main site's "Members List" it shouldn't show members that aren't users of that network site. This is currently happening as well.