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21st September 2009 (2 years ago)
wanted: multi tier user access levels, variable price points
We would like to be able to have multiple billing options built into supporter.
example:
$9.95 membership level (0)
$15.95 membership level (1)
etc....
Possible use to determine level would be adding an argument to the is_supporter options like so: is_supporter(#)
is_supporter would default to argument = 0 for backwards compatibility.
wanted: multi tier user access levels, variable price points
We would like to be able to have multiple billing options built into supporter.
example:
$9.95 membership level (0)
$15.95 membership level (1)
etc....
Possible use to determine level would be adding an argument to the is_supporter options like so: is_supporter(#)
is_supporter would default to argument = 0 for backwards compatibility.
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Erstwhile founder
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21st September 2009 (2 years ago)
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Hiya,
I'm afraid we won't be adding multiple levels to the supporter plugin. Our upgrades plugin was our original "paid upgrades" type plugin and it allows for multiple packages. While testing with Edublogs we discovered that a single package is 110% more effective in getting users to signup. So with that information we built the Supporter plugin.
To make a long story short, the Supporter plugin was purpose built to have only one level.
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Keeper of the Dark Chocolate
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21st September 2009 (2 years ago)
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It's been suggested a couple of times. What's been suggested back is the Upgrades plugin with a few rewrites of the displayed text to make it look like the Supporter upgrade. Instead of levels, each package reflects the differences you want.
You would have to add something like is_supporter (function, or something else don't know what most of those plugins look for) to add support for the extra plugins that 'hook into' the Supporter plugin.
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Erstwhile founder — 21st September 2009 (2 years ago) #
Hiya,
I'm afraid we won't be adding multiple levels to the supporter plugin. Our upgrades plugin was our original "paid upgrades" type plugin and it allows for multiple packages. While testing with Edublogs we discovered that a single package is 110% more effective in getting users to signup. So with that information we built the Supporter plugin.
To make a long story short, the Supporter plugin was purpose built to have only one level.
Thanks,
Andrew
Keeper of the Dark Chocolate — 21st September 2009 (2 years ago) #
It's been suggested a couple of times. What's been suggested back is the Upgrades plugin with a few rewrites of the displayed text to make it look like the Supporter upgrade. Instead of levels, each package reflects the differences you want.
Hope this helps,
-drmike
Member — 21st September 2009 (2 years ago) #
You would have to add something like is_supporter (function, or something else don't know what most of those plugins look for) to add support for the extra plugins that 'hook into' the Supporter plugin.
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