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By default, Paid Memberships Pro sends admin notification emails to the email address set in your WordPress settings or your email template. If you manage a membership site for a client, run support out of a shared inbox, or just want those notifications somewhere else, you may want to redirect all of PMPro’s admin emails to a different address.
This code recipe let...
By default, WordPress sets a new member’s display name to their first and last name, or falls back to their username if no name is given. Depending on your membership site, you may want to display usernames for your members instead of their real names. This is common on community sites that use online personas.
If your site depends on usernames or you want to give your...
A member signs up and never gets the welcome email. A renewal receipt lands in spam and the member assumes the charge was fraud. The problem is almost always the same: WordPress is trying to send mail directly from your web server, and modern mailbox providers no longer trust that path.
The fix is something most site owners can handle without a developer. This guide...
When you add user fields to your membership checkout, Paid Memberships Pro blocks the form from submitting until all required fields are filled in. When a member edits their profile page, however, PMPro allows profile saves to go through even w...
The largest site Paid Memberships Pro Max has ever migrated weighed in at 140 GB. It is a community history archive: thousands of scanned photographs, decades of school yearbooks, and a growing library of video and documents that 1,626 members open every day to find their grandparents, their classmates, and the town they grew up in.
That archive is