TL;DR: I have a WordPress site, with membership options controlling the free and pro versions of my app. These versions (due to the nature of what the app is) cannot be in a WordPress page natively, so I am utilizing an iframe. when users share generated content, the URL points to the iframe URL, thereby bypassing the membership controls. There got to be a better way right?
I have designed a web app, that utilizes a free and one-time paid membership version. Unfortunately, the main app portion is HTML5, CSS, Js, etc, and is currently living in two forms
1. mywebapp/free-version.php (iframe to html free)
2. mywebapp/pro-version.php (iframe to html Pro)
I am utilizing a membership plugin to control access to the pro version. Part of the functionality of this app, allows users to generate a shareable URL with specific /?variables attached. (I am being vague here, because I do not want to “advertise or self-promo) The share functionality i now see is rendered useless, because when it generates the url it makes (mywebapp.domain/freeversion.html)
I would appreciate any insight and recommendations, and if i can be more specific as to what the webapp is, and how it works, it may help in this situation for recommendations. I can try to be more specific without breaking Rules 1,2 &10)
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