Function Reference: wlmapi_the_level

Displays data for the specified membership level passed through the filter: wlmapi_the_level. If no filter is applied, this function will return the unfiltered array, i.e. the same output as wlmapi_get_level.

Parameters

• level_id (int) – The ID of the level to display

Return

Returns a string containing the filtered data.

Example Code

<?php
     function filter_level($level) {
          //Navigate down to the levels array
          $level_array = $level['level'];

          //Start output
          $output = '<ul>';

          //Loop through levels to get level name
          foreach ( $level_array as $k=>$level ) {
               if ( $k != '_more_' ){
                    $output .= '<li>' . ucwords(
                              str_replace('_', ' ', $k)
                         ) . ': ' . $level . '</li>';
               }
          }

          //End output
          $output .= '</li>';

          return $output;
     }

     add_filter('wlmapi_the_level', 'filter_level');
?>

Example Output

• Id: 1340726008
• Name: Test Level 1
• Registration Url: bjkpz8
• After Login Redirect: global
• After Registration Redirect: global
• Access All Pages: 0
• Access All Categories: 0
• Access All Posts: 0
• Access All Comments: 0
• No Expiry: 1
• Expiry:
• Expiry Period:
• Sequential Upgrade To:
• Sequential Upgrade After:
• Sequential Upgrade Method:
• Member Count: 3
• Require Captcha: 0
• Require Email Confirmation: 0
• Require Admin Approval: 0
• Grant Continued Access: 0
• Disable Existing Users Link: 0
• Registration Date Reset: 0
• Uncancel On Registration: 0
• WordPress Role: subscriber
• Level Order:
• Remove From Levels:

Notes

This functions returns WLMAPIMethods::the_level($level_id) in core/api-helper/class-api-methods.php