Version 2.0.4 of Paid Memberships Pro is out with a handful of bug fixes. These bugs have the potential to hinder sales and the performance of your site, so be sure to upgrade. Due to a technical issue, it’s also possible that those of you who updated to version 2.0.3 this weekend didn’t get all (more…)
Version 2.0.3 of Paid Memberships Pro is out with a couple of important bug fixes. These bugs have the potential to hinder sales, so be sure to upgrade.
Version 2.0.2 of Paid Memberships Pro is out with a few very important bug fixes. These bugs have the potential to hinder sales, so be sure to upgrade.
When creating and editing your site’s Membership Levels, you can choose to add membership requirements at the post category level. By doing this, any post in that category will automatically have the access restrictions in place. This recipe demonstrates how to remove that access restriction on specific post IDs, regardless of the category’s settings….
Version 2.0.1 of Paid Memberships Pro is out with a single bug fix. For some sites with certain other plugins active, the PMPro dashboard and reports page would throw fatal errors or show up blank. This has been fixed.
We’ve been crushing the v2.0 milestone this past month and are excited to bring you Paid Memberships Pro version 2.0. This post will detail the major features, bug fixes, and enhancements in the release so buckle up. It’s a biggie.
Quick Links: Video Demo | Important Stuff | New Dashboard | Reorganized Admin | Setup Guide | Block Editor Support | Better Discount Code Management | New REST API Routes
Learn how to use Register Helper to add a custom field to your membership site checkout page. You can use this to ask members for potential referrals, find out how members are hearing about you, or ask newly signed up members who referred them to your membership site….
Paid Memberships Pro can be used to set up membership levels with many different pricing structures. You can configure a level to offer a recurring subscription or a level with a one-time payment and expiration date. Unless you really want a membership to expire after a certain time frame, you usually DO NOT want to set BOTH a recurring billing amount AND an expiration date on your levels.
Did you know that Paid Memberships Pro is a fully open source WordPress Plugin and that you can make it even better by contributing? No matter your skill level, you can contribute to PMPro today. Here’s the why and how.
Liven up your dripped series membership content by adding Custom Post Types to your content release schedule with this code recipe….