Tag Archives: WordPress

Well, it’s upgrade time once again.  And that is the time that I get the most feedback from users as to what went wrong with the upgrade  Fortunately, I have understanding and appreciative users and I do my best to … Continue reading →

I released WP-Members™ 2.5.2 last night.  It is available for download from the WordPress Plugin Repository. Here is a list of what was fixed in this incremental update.

As much as the 2.5 and 2.5.1 releases brought to the WP-Members™ project, there were still some kinks to work out with the new features.  With the help of some astute users, I’ve tracked down some key issues and have … Continue reading →

WP-Members™ has moved up the popularity list of WordPress plugins.  We seem to have peaked for now at #130.  With 14,594 plugins available and counting, that puts WP-Members™ into the top 1%. 

I am working on some updates and fixes since the WP-Members™ 2.5.1 release just a few days ago.  My original intention was to move forward on version 2.6 where I intend to add a process to customize/add/delete registration fields, but … Continue reading →

WP-Members™ 2.5.1 has been released and is available for download here.  So far, the release has gone smoothly.  But as an incremental update, there are not major changes. 

I have prepared an incremental update to WP-Members™ that will wrap up some unfinished business from 2.5.0: 

As I mentioned earlier, WP-Members™ has gained in complexity which makes releasing upgrades more complicated.  Case in point – I have realized that the toggle to force a settings override was left on (I was debugging checkbox support at the … Continue reading →

I am finally ready to release WP-Members™ version 2.5.0 as a production release.  This release represents many months of work moving from version 2.3.2.  There are many new features, and as such, it required a lot of testing and debugging. … Continue reading →

When WP-Members™ was first offered, the primary use of the plugin was to protect content in posts.  WordPress itself was primarily used as a blogging platform where most content was actually in posts as well.  With the continued development of … Continue reading →