Mar 282015
 

WordPress Simple Membership Settings post shows you a list of tutorials to help you configure the different settings tabs available and more.

Last Updated: December 18, 2023

Latest News: Updated the documentation.

This post provides a list of tutorials for Simple Membership plugin settings admin area. These tutorials are easy to following and will help you get your site up and running in no time. Once you have completed these settings your site should be ready to accept new members.

What You Need:

WordPress Simple Membership Settings

Step 1 ) Go to WP Membership -> Settings as illustrated in the image below to start configuring the settings for your site.

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Step 2 ) The following image shows you the different tabs available for you to configure under the settings tab. Once you complete these configuration, your site should be ready to accept new members.

Simple Membership Settings Tutorials List

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FAQ

Q1 Which table is used in the database to save the plugins settings?

Answer: The settings of this plugin is stored in the standard wp_options database table (using the standard WordPress’s settings saving process). When doing migration, the best option is to move the complete wp_options table so all the data moves together. You can read more about this question in the following forum post.

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If you have any questions please let me know.

Enjoy.

Simple Membership Plugin Tutorial List:

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