Hi Martin,

You can call this PHP code to add it to a page:

wp_enqueue_style('marketking_dashboard3', MARKETKINGCORE_URL.'public/dashboard/assets/css/dashlite.css', $deps = array());
    marketking()->set_data( 'user_id', get_current_user_id() );
    echo marketkingpro()->get_page('memberships');

If you want to use a shortcode you can use:

add_shortcode('marketking_memberships', function(){
    ob_start();
    wp_enqueue_style('marketking_dashboard3', MARKETKINGCORE_URL.'public/dashboard/assets/css/dashlite.css', $deps = array());
    marketking()->set_data( 'user_id', get_current_user_id() );
    echo marketkingpro()->get_page('memberships');
    return ob_get_clean();
});

and then

[marketking_membershisp]

It will load all the styles of the dashboard on that page - that is the main issue to deal with, as it will affect the design of the page.

Kind regards,

Stefan

Hi again,

(1) To get a separate link for each package, I think the only solution is with some custom code to generate each package - our functions only show the entire page.

(2)

a) direct to register account if new visitor;

b) enable vendor dashboard if registered user paid membership. currently existing vendor, then pay membership

I see your point, and thank you for the feedback.

We will consider an option for this in future updates, however it is quite difficult to implement a different flow here.

At least for now, I think the best solution is:

-> If user is logged out, the 'buy subscription' button goes to "Register an account"

-> If user is logged in, the button works normally.