To protect you from accidentally editing member orders, the core PMPro plugin leaves the order’s unique code, payment_transaction_id, and subscription_transaction_id as read-only. There are certain cases where the administrator or membership manager may need to edit certain fields on a member’s order.

This recipe uses the pmpro_orders_read_only_fields filter to make all fields or certain fields editable for these cases.Banner for Advanced Code Recipe Tutorial for Paid Memberships Pro

The Code Recipe

Adding the recipe to your website

Copy and paste this code recipe into a helper PMPro Customizations plugin.

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Author: Jason Coleman

Jason Coleman is the co-founder and CEO of Paid Memberships Pro, the most trusted membership platform that grows with you. With a deep passion for open source software, Jason is the author of Building Web Apps With WordPress, published by O'Reilly Media.

Jason's entrepreneurial spirit is driven by uncertainty, risk, and the thrill of new opportunities. With over two decades of experience in development, management, and marketing, he is committed to Paid Memberships Pro: the only open source platform focused on helping creators get paid so they can find freedom in their life and fulfill their goals.

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