Fix and improve support for PMPro (Paid Memberships Pro) #954
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While Tutor supports PMPro as a monetization engine, the current implementation of get_orders_by_user_id() returns an empty orders array. Fix this function to return orders captured in PMPro, implemented and tested by Joshua Davis (@a11smiles) - Add condition for PMPro and WooCommerce (both return shop_order for the post type). - Add support for querying PMPro subscriptions - Make the second inner join optional (for PMPro orders, the meta key _is_tutor_order_for_course isn't saved). Was originally opened by Joshua Davis <[email protected]> @a11smiles as themeum#419, - commits and log messages squashed, - rebased to current dev - and spaces at end of lines fixed by me. Originally-From: Joshua Davis <[email protected]>
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While Tutor supports PMPro as a monetization engine, the current implementation of get_orders_by_user_id() returns an empty orders array.
Fix this function to return orders captured in PMPro, implemented and tested by Joshua Davis (@a11smiles)
Was originally opened by Joshua Davis [email protected] @a11smiles as #419,
Originally-From: Joshua Davis [email protected]