LifterLMS Version 3.23.0

August 27, 2018

The pricing table template has been split into multiple templates which are now rendered via action hooks. No visual changes have been made but if you’ve customized the template using a template override you’ll want to review the template changes before updating!
New action hooks are available to modify the rendering of access plans in course / membership pricing tables.
- llms_access_plan: Main hook for outputting an entire access plan within the pricing table
- llms_before_access_plan: Called before main content of access plan. Outputs the “Featured” area of plans
- llms_acces_plan_content: Main access plan content. Outputs title, pricing info, restrictions, and description
- llms_acces_plan_footer: Called after main content. Outputs trial info and the checkout / enrollment button
Added filters to the returns of many of the functions in the LLMS_Acces_Plan model.
Minor improvements made to LLMS_Access_Plan model

Improved handling of empty blank / empty data when adding instructors to courses and memberships
Added filters to the “Sales Page Content” type options & functions for courses and memberships to allow 3rd parties to define their own type of sales page functionality
Added filters to the saving of access plan data
Improved the HTML and added CSS classes to the access plan admin panel html view

Fixes issue causing the “Preview Changes” button on courses to lock the “Update” publishing button which prevents changes from being properly saved.gi
Fixed issue causing PHP errors when viewing courses / memberships on the admin panel when an instructor user was deleted
Fixed issue causing PHP notices when viewing course / membership post lists on the admin panel when an instructor user was deleted
Fixed issue causing PHP warnings to be generated when viewing the user add / edit screen on the admin panel
Fixed an issue which would cause access plans to never be available to users. This bug didn’t affect any existing installations except if you wrote custom code that called the LLMS_Access_Plan::is_available_to_user() method.