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Hi @spolaorso

Add a new widget, then select “Legacy Widget”.

From there you should see the two Members Widgets in the dropdown list.

@big-dave it appears you’re using the old baw plugin. That plugin hasn’t been updated in quite some time, and is likely dead.

You can delete it and switch to this plugin, this plugin does support newer PHP versions.

MemberPress does not use a separate database or any outside database connections. All queries are run through standard $wpdb class.

Yes, pretty links will track the hit.

@egarcia02 please update to 3.2.16, this should be resolved. Thanks for the report.

This should be fixed in the latest version – v3.2.15

I found this change in WordPress 3 months ago, that might explain why this suddenly cropped up: https://github.com/WordPress/wordpress-develop/commit/c8d4bc734fcf35c34f042b29d0897a955680ac0b#diff-a63b93100f808defdbeb421a52529c5a7c00440bacb0fb229d41ac476f8660abR3164

I can’t speak for the other plugins, but at least from the MemberPress side, we’re looking into it.

For anyone else coming here, if your plugin uses dbDelta. It looks like we’re going need to alter the text and longtext in CREATE TABLE statements to not set a DEFAULT or if MySQL 8.13.0+ we’ll need to surround the default in parenthesis.

What’s your database provider and version?

Thanks, we’ll have a fix in the next release.

@pronamic_reuel this will be fixed today in the next release.

@ericbourges please double check that you’re on the latest version.

Members no longer makes the call to load_plugin_textdomain at all. So I’m not sure how you’re still getting this message. It’s not possible any longer.

See Reference: https://github.com/caseproof/members/commit/7ecd65d7c0bfdec752511ad4cadd05517ca044bc

If your webhost does PHP OPcaches, I would recommend deleting and re-installing the latest version of Members and then flushing OPcaches using a plugin like: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/opcache-reset/

MemberPress has its own LMS add-on with new features being added all the time: https://memberpress.com/addons/memberpress-courses/

1. Google doesn’t really obey the “NOFOLLOW” directive any longer as it was heavily abused. However, they claim it is used as a “signal” still.
2. If you delete a link or disable the plugin, then the link(s) would 404 (not found) afterwards.
3. Large link sets (10’s of thousands of links or more) can certainly have an impact on database performance. But <10,000 on most shared hosts has minimal impact from what we’ve seen. But page caching can really help if you do need larger link sets.

Latest version is working as expected, thanks!

Thanks for the quick response, I will have our developer give it a full review tomorrow and report back ??