I need some help!
Hi I\'m working on paid community site and I need some support to handle a growing number developer tasks. The site hosts a six-week health and wellness challenge with a daily habit check-in and reporting feature, social groups and messaging.
My stack:
WP, Elementor, BuddyBoss, JetEngine, WP Automator, Fluent CRM, WPFusion (for adding tags), WooCommerce (for payments and order processing), Affiliate WP (for affiliate & sharing)
Deep Experience with BuddyBoss, WPAutomator and JetEngine is required here.
Basics: Upon payment via WooCommerce, WP Automator sets up new user, adds them to a BB group, creates FluentCRM contact, etc..
There is an invite friends feature that allows a user to create a hidden buddyboss group and use a invite others to join that private group (after they make
-> fixing Woo Commerce auto-login so that after they purchase membership, they are forced to set password and then taken to a GetStarted page. right now, WooCommerce shows order confirmation and automatically logs user in. I need the user to immediately create a password and then be logged in to the Get Started Page.
-> fixing lost password process (right now, the lost password link sends a user to a blank page)
-> getting WP automator to work consistently. It\'s missing some steps in the user setup process.
- I have a repeater field in a form to capture emails that the user wants to invite. I need help getting the repeater field data into the CCT and then either adding the users to FluentCRM and sending an email or just sending an invitation email.
- Right now, clicking on product listing on the front page, instead of going to a checkout page, a \"view cart\" link shows. I need to go from click to checkout, skipping the cart, if possible.
So yeah, a bunch of little fixit tasks that are slowing me down in a big way. They\'re probably settings I don\'t know well enough. I\'d like to find someone I can work with ongoing to support custom development with bug fixing, QA, etc..
The site is www.thesixweekwithian.com, but this is not yet designed and is just my place to hack code. I\'ll need help setting up a staging environment.
Please send me BuddyBoss sites that you\'ve worked on.
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Hello hii!
I can help in this ... If possible you can reduce some of plugins and just use capabilities from Jetengine and automators
Hi, I developed a website in 2020 with the exact same model you describe, and although I am not able to engage in any additional projects at the moment, I could tell you the exact stack I used and how I achieved users to change role roles upon subscription in order to join certain buddyboss groups. At the moment, the best solution I was able to find and that worked perfectly with Buddyboss was WPFusion, which I assume took AutomatorWP functions of assigning tags, roles or any user-specific permissions. The third major component was Memberpress, which leveraged the power of WPFusion and worked natively with buddyboss. The problems came when we implemented an internal coin system where users could receive tokens and were dramatically drawn in into the point gamified system, which made the site extremely difficult to manage by two or three people remotely.
It was a difficult project that took me 1.5 years to develop mainly due to constant improvements on the stack and a highly ambitious goal for a Wordpress site, but that business managed to produce hundred of thousands of dollars in just a few months upon launching.
The name was TuKubo.com and it let users create private buddy boss groups In which each group owner was able to setup their own membership and their own payment terms. It was not marketed as an adult oriented site but it was that the underlying niche targeted by restricting groups to non members. The site grew fast and the amount of developement needed outgrew the possibilities of our team that the owners finally decided to use react.
It is the only buddyboss project that I have developed but I can tell you I know buddyboss like the back of my hand. I have several videos of tutorials I have on how to manage the site. Specifically the support system, which was hectic given the website.
If you have specific questions I might be able to know the answer or at least give you some insights. With that being said, I understand what you are facing and can almost foresee the challenges you will face, but if I can help in any way, I’d love to.
Best,
Mariano
Hi, I developed a website in 2020 with the exact same model you describe, and although I am not able to engage in any additional projects at the moment, I could tell you the exact stack I used and how I achieved users to change role roles upon subscription in order to join certain buddyboss groups. At the moment, the best solution I was able to find and that worked perfectly with Buddyboss was WPFusion, which I assume took AutomatorWP functions of assigning tags, roles or any user-specific permissions. The third major component was Memberpress, which leveraged the power of WPFusion and worked natively with buddyboss. The problems came when we implemented an internal coin system where users could receive tokens and were dramatically drawn in into the point gamified system, which made the site extremely difficult to manage by two or three people remotely.
It was a difficult project that took me 1.5 years to develop mainly due to constant improvements on the stack and a highly ambitious goal for a Wordpress site, but that business managed to produce hundred of thousands of dollars in just a few months upon launching.
The name was TuKubo.com and it let users create private buddy boss groups In which each group owner was able to setup their own membership and their own payment terms. It was not marketed as an adult oriented site but it was that the underlying niche targeted by restricting groups to non members. The site grew fast and the amount of developement needed outgrew the possibilities of our team that the owners finally decided to use react.
It is the only buddyboss project that I have developed but I can tell you I know buddyboss like the back of my hand. I have several videos of tutorials I have on how to manage the site. Specifically the support system, which was hectic given the website.
If you have specific questions I might be able to know the answer or at least give you some insights. With that being said, I understand what you are facing and can almost foresee the challenges you will face, but if I can help in any way, I’d love to.
Best,
Mariano