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WP-Members 2.9.0 Release

By Chad Butler 2 Comments

WP-Members 2.9.0 has been released, and this is the most significant update to the plugin in some time.

I have been working on this project since last fall, so it is existing to see it finally reach this point (although there is always work to be done on it, so this is just the beginning of 2.9).

Since this update makes some major (and positive) changes to the form building functions of the plugin, it is something that I have been writing and announcing extensively for some time.  So rather than repeat myself, I’ll just say that you can read much more at any of these links:

  • Official Release Announcement
  • WP-Members 2.9.0 Beta Release Available
  • RocketGeek Newsletter: WP-Members 2.9.0 Beta Release Announcement
  • WP-Members 2.9.0 Alpha Available for Testing
  • WP-Members 2.9.0 Project: wpmem_login_form function
  • WP-Members 2.9.0 Project: wpmem_inc_login, wpmem_inc_changepassword, wpmem_inc_resetpassword
  • WP-Members 2.9.0 Project: wpmem_inc_registration function
  • WP-Members 2.9.0 Project Announcement

You can get the plugin here.

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About Chad Butler

Chad Butler is a freelance writer and web developer. He has developed several popular WordPress plugins and has written for forbes.com, sfomag.com, and investopedia.com.

Comments

  1. Gurkan says

    March 12, 2014 at 12:40 pm

    Hi, I use the plugin on my web site. Site language is Turkish and I have a problem. Form titles are not localized. For example: New User Registration is stil English. You can see live on netbul.org/?page_id=4

    Can you help me please?

    Reply
    • Chad Butler says

      July 2, 2014 at 12:13 pm

      The issue with a number of the translation files is that there are certain translation strings that were marked “fuzzy”. Since these are updated using Poedit, anything marked “fuzzy” is not included in the final translation.

      I’ll probably be removing these markers in the next update, but still will be hoping that some users will be able to review the translation file for their language and provide the necessary review of these terms.

      Reply

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