Pay to Blog was somewhat superseded by the Supporter plugin, which provides quite a bit more functionality and provides quite a bit higher limits, though still using a drop down list.
In any case, both of these plugins are due for a massive update that's in the works.
For the time being, to adjust that limit in Pay to Blog, you can make a quick adjustment in the plugin file. On line 361 of pay-to-blog.php reads as follows: for ( $counter = 1; $counter <= 300; $counter += 1) {
You can change that amount '300' to whatever amount you'd prefer.
Regarding the Demo Period not saving, I've got a test site setup with it and it is saving over here. Is that the only field not saving in your scenario?
I think you'll find that slight edit should work perfectly to increase the amount there. If you have any further questions on that or your other concern, just let us know and we'll see how we can help! :)
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WPMU DEV Fanatic — 23rd May 2011 #
Hi brafolk and welcome to WPMU DEV!
Pay to Blog was somewhat superseded by the Supporter plugin, which provides quite a bit more functionality and provides quite a bit higher limits, though still using a drop down list.
In any case, both of these plugins are due for a massive update that's in the works.
For the time being, to adjust that limit in Pay to Blog, you can make a quick adjustment in the plugin file. On line 361 of pay-to-blog.php reads as follows:
for ( $counter = 1; $counter <= 300; $counter += 1) {You can change that amount '300' to whatever amount you'd prefer.
Regarding the Demo Period not saving, I've got a test site setup with it and it is saving over here. Is that the only field not saving in your scenario?
Cheers,
David
WPMU DEV Fanatic — 10th June 2011 #
Hi brafolk,
I think you'll find that slight edit should work perfectly to increase the amount there. If you have any further questions on that or your other concern, just let us know and we'll see how we can help! :)
Thanks,
David
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