Member authorisation for Sheep CRM

Grants/revokes a specified WordPress role for users at login based upon their membership status in…

Author:Tall Projects (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:4.4
WordPress version tested:5.4.1
Plugin version:1.1
Added to WordPress repository:08-06-2018
Last updated:19-05-2020
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Grant (and revoke) specified roles at user login, based on their membership status in a SheepCRM membership database.

These roles can then be used for controlling access to member-only content.

User accounts are created and managed in WordPress. These are separate from SheepCRM. The WordPress user’s email address is used in a query against the people records in Sheep on login. The specified member role is granted (and non-member role revoked) if the email address matches a person in Sheep who has an active membership.

Conversely, if the user does not have an active membership their member role is removed and the non-member role granted.

Note that this plugin does not use Sheep user accounts for authentication. Please contact Tall Projects if you require additional functionality.

Fault tolerant

No changes to a user’s roles will be made in the (unlikely) event of any issues contacting Sheep or error responses returned. Users are still able to login but their roles won’t be updated.

Administrator bypass

Users with the administrator role bypass this plugin. They are not checked against Sheep, nor are their roles changed.

This is an important and deliberate design consideration. It ensures your WordPress admin user(s) don’t inadvertently gain or lose roles, which could cause issues managing your site.

Credits

Developed by Tall Projects. Kindly supported by the Professional Speaking Association.


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