• Set custom subscription start dates at checkout
• Align billing to fixed calendar dates (e.g., 1st or 15th)
• Support for free trials with future start dates
• Delay first payment until the start date
• Sync renewal dates across all subscribers
• Per-product, per-variation, or global start rules
• Admin overrides for individual orders
• Show start date selector on product or checkout
• Automatic timezone handling
• Clear messaging of next payment and renewal dates
• Compatible with prorated and non-prorated models
• Works with coupons and signup fees
• Email notifications include accurate start/renewal info
• Supports manual and automatic payments
• Lightweight, translation-ready, and developer-friendly hooks

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Currently in development, this plugin will see rapid change as it is developed alongside my team’s web site.

Planned features include

• Roster and member profile management integrated with WordPress’ existing user system.
• Enhanced user profiles including photo, location, age, system specs, and team specific info (date joined, favorite loadout, etc).
• Member blogs so that your team members can have their own voice on their teams site.
• View your match history and plan your upcoming match by letting your members note their intent to attend.

Feel free to try it out the development version as-is, but please consider that until 1.0 it will be incomplete.

Version Map

• 0.1b
  ** Member blogs
  ** User profile extensions
  ** Roster and profile pages
• 0.2b
  ** Match History page
  ** Upcoming Matches page
• 0.3b
  ** Recruitment form
• 0.4b
  ** Member Match History page
  ** Member Keybinds page
  ** Member Screenshots page
• 0.5b
  ** Next Match widget
  ** Match History widget
  ** Server status widget

Usage Guide

Member Roles

In tribe, some of the default WordPress user roles are replaced by team-specific ones. Administrator becomes Team Captain, Editor becomes Coordinator, and Author becomes Member. This allows you to organize your team’s roster while providing varying levels of administrative access to your team leaders. Note: the ‘admin’ user is excluded from being a team member.

Profile extension

tribe adds fields to each user’s profile for team-related information. These fields include:

• Status (Active, Inactive)
• Join Date
• Age
• Location
• Quote
• System Specs
• Q & A

In the main plugin options page, any Team Captain can create ‘Questions’ which will be displayed on each member’s profile admin screen. Your team members can answer these questions so that the resulting Q&A can be displayed on their profile page.

Categories

Upon activation, tribe will create various categories. These are:

• Team News
• Members

Any post which is assigned to the ‘Team News’ category will automatically have its comments and pings disabled. In the future, this will be a plugin option.

Underneath the ‘Members’ category, a category will be created for each team member. Currently any member can post to any category, but I may add in some extra permission code in the future. For now just tell your team to keep it to their own category! :] By having separate categories for each member, it allows you to have links such as the following: http://www.yourteam.com/blogs/members/nickname. (tribe defaults your category base to ‘/blogs’, this can be changed under Options -> Permalinks)

Pages

Upon activation, tribe will also create various pages. These are:

• Roster

Underneath the ‘Roster’ page, a page will be created for each team member. When the ‘Roster’ page is viewed, the plugin will instead display the ‘roster.php’ template located in the plugin directory. To override this template, copy it into your theme directory and edit as needed. Use the tribe::get_members($type) function to retrieve you team members.

When any page underneath ‘Roster’ is viewed, the plugin will instead display the ‘profile.php’ template located in the plugin directory. To override this template, copy it into your theme directory and edit as needed.

Remember to keep the original templates in the plugin directory in case your alterations break the template and you need to start over.

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