Download User Credits for WordPress

[ About User Credits for WordPress Outerbridge’s User Credits for WordPress plugin allows you to translate monetary payment amounts into user credits (i.e. points) on your website. Credits can then be used to perform certain operations on the site, such as accessing a restricted page on the website. Key features: Manage user credits (or points) when people buy credits from you Easy to]

About User Credits for WordPress

Outerbridge’s User Credits for WordPress plugin allows you to translate monetary payment amounts into user credits (i.e. points) on your website. Credits can then be used to perform certain operations on the site, such as accessing a restricted page on the website. Key features:

• Manage user credits (or points) when people buy credits from you
• Easy to set-up & use – quick start guide included
• Implemented via shortcodes
• Create unlimited credit bundles
• Free credits for new users
• Individually manage users
• Comprehensive instructions
• NEW in version 2 – Custom messages!!!
• NEW in version 2.1 – Custom variable names!!!

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PayPal and Other Payment Providers

Most of the questions that we receive are about integrating User Credits with PayPal. To make this easier, we have released an add-on to the plugin which allows you to easily integrate User Credits with PayPal IPN. It’s available exclusively on CodeCanyon.

For integration with other payment providers (and PayPal if you don’t wish to use our easy-to-use add-on), the user credits plugin comes into play only when you have successfully received a payment from your provider, so you need to receive a variable with the payment value from your payment provider. The name of this parameter can be set to meet your requirements on the plugin’s Settings page, making it easier for you to set up your site alongside your payment provider.

Please be aware that we do not support integration with third-party software.

Need help?

If you need help, please click on the support tab to see details of what’s available, then you can leave a post in the comments tab here on CodeCanyon, or alternatively send us an email.

Version History

• v2.2 – 25 July 2013 – added visual shortcodes
• v2.1.3 – 27 February 2013 – small bug fix
• v2.1.2 – 11 February 2013 – small bug fix
• v2.1.1 – 17 October 2012 – small bug fix
• v2.1.0 – 23 August 2012 – custom variable name
• v2.0.0 – 16 June 2012 – custom messages

Tested and working great with WordPress 3.7