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I am running a multi site (sub-domains) with BuddyPress.
I would like to use Gravity Forms to create a front end input form on the root domain for members to enter information about their business. The information from the input form will be saved to a custom post type.
I would like to limit access to the front end input form to "Pro" members. I am using Pro Sites.
Any recommendations on the best way to accomplish this?
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Greetings david10,
Thank you for being a WPMU Dev member!
Any recommendations on the best way to accomplish this?
One could add Membership plugin to the site to accomplish this which offers integration of both Pro Sites and Gravity Forms. Though it is somewhat of a chore to get this integrated, it is the cleanest way to do it from the end users perspective.
Another way and perhaps much simpler would be to use Password Protect plugin to password protect the post/page that the form is on. It is easier bit not as clean as Membership plugin integration would be.
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Greetings david10,
Thank you for being a WPMU Dev member!
One could add Membership plugin to the site to accomplish this which offers integration of both Pro Sites and Gravity Forms. Though it is somewhat of a chore to get this integrated, it is the cleanest way to do it from the end users perspective.
Another way and perhaps much simpler would be to use Password Protect plugin to password protect the post/page that the form is on. It is easier bit not as clean as Membership plugin integration would be.
Thanks again for being a WPMU Dev member!
Cheers, Joe :-)
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