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Hi, I have the latest versions of ee and wp user add on. The problem is that the plugin checks if the user is logged in, not the actual role of the user. I’m using Justin Tadlock members plugin to create new roles and gravity forms for the subscription. It all works fine until a user cancels the (gravity form paypal) subscription, because for event espresso it’s still a member even though hos role has been demoted. How can I make ee check the actual user role rather than if islogge in?
As you say the plugin does not differentiate between roles. We do have a Beta version of a plugin called S2Member Integration which helps differentiate roles in terms of Member pricing.
You can get a copy via the Pre Release channel. Of course it wont directly help but you may be able to use it a s a base for a custom plugin to work with Justin’s Members plugin.
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