Sorry about that. We didn’t record it.

You can purchase the plugin at:
http://DigitalAccessPass.com/buyupselltree.php

- Ravi Jayagopal

All 3 are separate plugins. You can buy them all, or individually. Except of course, the “Upsell Tree” plugin for Authnet needs you to have the Auth.net plugin too.

And they are available to all DAP users.

- Ravi Jayagopal

Are all 3 of these (OTO, Upsell, and Auth.net) separate plugins that will be sold to previous DAP members, or just the Auth.net?

Thanks, looking forward to the webinar,
-Brett

If it’s something new, doesn’t just improve existing features but would add substantially *new* functionality to DAP, and doesn’t take away from the existing functionality of DAP just because it’s not there, then it will be sold as a new plugin.

So for example: The Authorize.net plugin. Not having that plugin doesn’t affect you in any way as a DAP user. It’s totally new functionality for Authorize.net users. So it’s going to be sold as a separate plugin. Similarly, when we launch, say, Infusionsoft integration, that doesn’t affect your use of DAP. So it *may* be sold as a separate plugin.

Hope this makes sense.

- Ravi Jayagopal

May I know on what basis do you decide whether a new functionality should be delivered as a separate plugin or as a part of DAP main product itself?
[I read somewhere that 2) and 3) mentioned above were under development but never thought they would be separate plugins. You did mention 1) as a separate plugin here on the right side http://digitalaccesspass.com/features.php

I just want to be assured of my recurring costs.

Thanks
Ankur

This was a bug in the 3.4 beta version which was subsequently fixed. Just download the latest 3.4 version (which has since moved out of beta and into a stable version) and you will see that this is no longer an issue.

- Ravi

I’m in the DAP trial right now and very impressed with your software.

One of the reasons I chose DAP was the SEO feature:

The way I understood your description was that DAP will show a snippet of a protected blog post as “teaser” for non-members, and thus for search engines.

I didn’t find how to set that up, though:

When I lock a post with DAP the post will show up on my home page up to the more-tag.

However, on the post’s URL itself it will show ONLY the “This content is protected” warning.

What I want is to show the visitor the post up to the more-tag also on this page.

In other words:

I want Google to index the first snippet of the post also at the URL of the actual post (e.g. http://mysite.com/blog/general/test-post/).

Memberwing has for this purpose the {+++} tag:

Everything before that tag will be shown without login, and everything after that tag will only be shown to an eligible member. Normal visitors will see “The rest of this article is available to premium members only.
Login or Become a member” instead.

How do I do that with DAP?

Thanks, Ravi!