Paywall confusion
I need some help re:paywalls and FluentCRM / FluentCart integration.
Can I create a paid-for subscription to FluentCommunity, while still having rooms/courses that this subscription doesn't cover?
Can those rooms/courses outside the paid-for subscription be excluded from access to the content that the subscription covers?
Any advice is highly appreciated. TIA.
PS: Shahjahan Jewel - please ensure your Community team really includes all strings for translation. The backend has several that haven't been included.
Helmar Rudolph maybe i get your question wrong, but in FCart Product you can choose, to which spaces/ courses the user gets access to with the subscription....
and if all of your courses/spaces are in private mode, then the user doesn't get access to spaces/courses not included in the FCart Products integration Feed to FCommunity
That means, you can easily manage, who gets access to which spaces/courses
Manuel Müller Got it. :) Thank you. I need to wrap my head around how to structure / nest the community access. Who gets access to which space / course. I'll keep chugging along. :)
Manuel Müller In the meantime I got a much better idea on how this is set up / how this works, and I am happy with the way I could structure it.
Helmar Rudolph tell me more
Manuel Müller Long story. As I needed to transfer hundreds of customers from one site to another, I tagged them all on the old site, and used webhooks on both sides to transfer the details to the new site. They then got access to their products using standard WP pages with shortcodes, that I wrapped FComm around via a template, and used conditional blocks on the WP page, querying their tags. Nothing found, no display. Found, display. :)
The rooms/spaces that are part of the community are all sync'd to the purchase of the membership. They are not available to the "legacy" customers. So all in all it's running beautifully side-by-side within FComm. Feel free to check my latest live stream on youtube for details, or visit https://helmar.live/community to get an idea.
Helmar Rudolph nice job ;-).... conditional blocks are always great to use
since the template was introduced, i'm thinking of how i could implement it (just because i want to, haha) but until this day i didn't find a use case i would need it for 😂