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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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Working with the WordPress email function wp_mail

By Chad Butler 3 Comments

Working with the WordPress email function wp_mail

 Most people are generally unaware of how the WordPress wp_mail function works, how their hosting plan plays a role in tracking down email issues, and what to do to fix things so that wp_mail sends email with some reliability.   This article discusses how to track down some common problems sending email with wp_mail, how to troubleshoot wp_mail problems, and some solutions to common issues with wp_mail.
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How You Can Gain An Unfair Advantage in Content Marketing

By Chad Butler 2 Comments

The average blogger or freelance writer is always looking for that silver bullet to boost traffic to their blog, seeking a content marketing strategy that works.  When it comes to content marketing tools to improve your site’s optimization and traffic, Scribe is a hands-down winner. Here’s why you should make Scribe a part of your content marketing strategy. [Read more…]

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