In this post we'll show you how to display or hide menu items in Wordpress conditionally based on a member's existing Infusionsoft tags.
Controlling menu items conditionally might seem a bit scary at first, but once you understand how it works it's really easy to do.
In certain situations you'll want to control the visibility of menu items based on a logged in member's existing Infusionsoft tags. Or you'll want to only display specific menu links to logged out visitors.
Memberium lets you show or hide Oxygen elements and sections based on the Infusionsoft tags and Membership levels a member has.
You can offer members a way to pause for a couple months and then after that time their subscription will start back up automatically. During the paused period, they won’t have access to any content.
Having a custom branded login page where you control the interaction can provide a much better experience than the standard WordPress wp-login.php. This short guide will show you how to create a custom, branded login page without requiring any other plugins or custom code.
Failed payments are inevitable when running a membership site based around recurring subscriptions. In this guide, I’ll show you step-by-step how to automate the entire collections process.
In this post, I’ll show you how to use Memberium’s integration with LearnDash to automate email reminders that will bring members back to your courses after they’ve stopped making progress.
In our latest versions, Memberium for Infusionsoft no longer requires the IonCube Loader PHP extension to run.
Learn how to migrate your content from CustomerHub to Memberium/WordPress step by step.
At the end of this year, 2019, Memberium will be dropping support for anything below PHP 7. As of January 1, 2020 new Memberium versions will require PHP 7 or higher.