Hi Carsten,
Thank you for posting.

At the moment there is no standard way to know a user’s gender and that’s why there are no specified ways.

For a developer, It is easy to accomplish.

If I had to do something for this, I will create member types for gender and use that to filter the things.

How are you using gender on your site?

Hi Krista,
Thank you.
1. I have marked your reply as private. Please never share any login detaiils in public. Also, I will suggest immediately changing the password. In future, Please use the “Set as private reply” checkbox below the form to send any credentials. Please do share the password after the changing.

2. I have checked on the site and the registration is disabled. Should I enable and then check it?

3. The plugin restricts registration. It means any user with an email from some other site(not specified in the list) will not be able to register. It does not restrict login for your existing user.

If you allow me to enable the registration, I can quickly check why It is not restricting.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi Tom,
Thank you for purchasing the plugin.

Let me clarify a few things first:-

1. you can set the member type manually using any of the following option
a) from the User->All Users screen you can select the change member type option and change it in bulk/single.
b) If you have xprofile field(member types, It is not necessary though), You can do it from user profile edit on the front end or the User Profile edit extended section in the backend.

2. You can assign member types based on roles, The plugin allows you to map that too. Please see
https://buddydev.com/docs/guides/plugins/buddypress-plugins/buddypress-member-types-pro/assigning-buddypress-member-types-based-wordpress-roles/

Now, here is the solution I am proposing.

1. Map role to Member types(role change should update user member type)
2. Use WooCommerce membership to make role change, It will trigger the change of member type
3. Do not let member type change WooCommerce Membership(Just don’t associate on the member type screen)

Now, we have a system where your user registers via WooCommerce or purchases membership via WooCommerce
and his member type is based on which membership he/she purchase.

The first part of your issue is resolved by that approach.

Now, restricting the content of a group based on member types.

With the above setup, we know which member type has which groups associated(We are changing the meaning of group association here, will use them to sandbox the user).

We can write some code to stop users from accessing groups not in their member type’s allowed list. I will post code example today/tomorrow for this.

Hope it helps.

Regards
Brajesh

Thank you. My goal is to have something by the end of Saturday.

Regards
Brajesh