Right now, this add on determines the number of post views that a user has based on their first membership level. To see examples of this, search for $current_user->membership_level and pmpro_getMembershipLevelForUser( in pmpro-limit-post-views.php.
Ideally, we should search for the membership level that they have with the most views and make that their limit.
It also looks like we track views in a cookie per level. It may make things less confusing if we just track a total lpv count per user and just compare that number to the max allowance of their current membership levels.
dparker1005
commented
5 months ago
Right now, this add on determines the number of post views that a user has based on their first membership level. To see examples of this, search for
$current_user->membership_levelandpmpro_getMembershipLevelForUser(inpmpro-limit-post-views.php.Ideally, we should search for the membership level that they have with the most views and make that their limit.
It also looks like we track views in a cookie per level. It may make things less confusing if we just track a total lpv count per user and just compare that number to the max allowance of their current membership levels.