How can I detect if user has subscribed Memberpress product already

Question

How can I detect if user has already bought a memberpress product.

I'm searching something like this:

if(have_subscription){ 
   //code to add button
}else{
   // code to add something else
}

Cabby

Answer 1

This should be pretty straight forward using MemberPress' built in capabilities:

if(current_user_can('memberpress_authorized')) {
  // Do authorized only stuff here
}
else {
  // Do unauthorized stuff here
}

MemberPress also adds capabilities for each MemberPress Membership so you could also do something like this:

if(current_user_can('memberpress_product_authorized_123')) {
  // Do authorized only stuff here
}
else {
  // Do unauthorized stuff here
}

In the second example the number 123 is the id of the MemberPress membership.

Playreader

is there a list womewhere with what capabillities that are available for use? – Rossner

Any way to check the active plan? Or return "123"? – Hennessy

Answer 2

The answer from 2015 didn't work for me but is a top search result. I thought I should share the result of my search here for others in the future.

Also, I think that "product_authorized" capability only checked if a purchase was made, not verifying the expiration date.

So here is how MemberPress determines if active, inactive, or none:

$mepr_user = new MeprUser( $user_id );

if( $mepr_user->is_active() ) {
    // Active
}else if($mepr_user->has_expired()) {
    // Expired
}else {
    // Never a member
}

has_expired() can return true even if the user is active from a separate transaction so don't rely on that alone.

If you need to check a specific membership you can use the following:

$user_id = 123;
$membership_id = 5000;

$mepr_user = new MeprUser( $user_id );

$mepr_user->is_already_subscribed_to( $membership_id ); // true or false

// OR

$mepr_user->is_active_on_membership( $membership_id ); // true or false

is_already_subscribed_to() accepts only a product id

is_active_on_membership() accepts any of: product id, MeprProduct, MeprTransaction, or MeprSubscription

You can also get all of a user's active subscriptions with:

$mepr_user->active_product_subscriptions( 'ids' ); // return array of ids

Tea

Answer 3

Open your WordPress website and:

• Select Plugins > Add New
• Click on Upload Plugin > Choose file
• Select the MemberPress plugin from your saved files
• Click Install Plugin > Activate

You will now find MemberPress has been added to your WordPress dashboard.
This should help.

Welsh

This is not an answer. The question is completely unrelated to "how to install Memberpress plugin in Wordpress" – Kingly