INTRODUCTION
Feature Summary: Change the way admins and portal visitors interact with membership information.
Use Cases: Create a UI flow that reflects the club's preferences. Customize the default membership prompts when users sign up for a plan. Modify the member portal by hiding/displaying membership features and the link that takes users to the Memberships page.
SETUP REQUIREMENTS
Log in to the admin dashboard.
Go to the side menu and click MEMBERSHIPS. A new page displays.
Click the Membership Settings tab.
Configure default setting
Default Membership on Add Member (Admin) - Use the drop-down menu to set the default membership prompt when a system user creates an account for a member with the "Add Member" button.
Default Membership on Member Portal - Use the drop-down menu to set the default membership prompt when a user joins the club on the member portal.
Display Membership Short Code on Admin Schedulers - When the box is checked, the admin scheduler displays a short code next to a member/player name.
Display Membership Link for Anonymous Users - When the box is checked, the member portal displays a menu link at the top of the page. That link takes site visitors to a new page that shows membership options.
Membership Menu Link for Anonymous Users - Enter text for the menu link that takes site visitors to the membership options page. The default text is Memberships.
Require Membership when Creating a Member/Player Account - When the box is checked, the member portal displays a Memberships drop-down menu. A site visitor must choose an option when creating an account.
Hide Feature Lists on Membership Purchase Page - When the box is checked, the member portal hides membership in two places: the My Memberships page (for logged-in users) and the membership details page (for non-logged in site visitors).
FEATURE USAGE - ADMINS' PERSPECTIVE
The screenshot below shows short codes next to player names on the admin scheduler.
FEATURE USAGE - MEMBERS' PERSPECTIVE
CourtReserve hides member portal elements when the system user checks the Hide Feature Lists box (see above).
Hide the Features list when a logged-in member clicks the My Membership link.
Hide the Features list when a non-logged-in site visitor clicks a membership option.