[nur]

its not designed with that in mind.

[nur]

what do you mean by “close session”? did you mean “logout”?
for logout, use this:

$auth->logout();

[nur]

if those pages are created by some other plugin, then make sure that those plugins don’t override wordpress’s predefined hooks/action. you those plugins override the default wordpress behavior then simple membership will not be able to protect those pages.

[nur]

you may want to talk a theme developer.

[nur]

you may want to take a look at css/swpm.common.css

[nur]

simple membership plugin uses very minimal custom css. this is done to avoid conflict the css class defined in the theme and integrate well.

you may try editing css/swpm.common.css

[nur]

did you check your mail server is working?

[nur]

it looks like the edit profile form wasn’t created correctly. could you please delete and recreate it?

[nur]

        $auth = BAuth::get_instance();
        if ($auth->is_logged_in()){

[nur]

not sure how QStudio works. simpe membership uses separate database table to store user probile. i don’t fields may be because its in different tables

[nur]

you should receive an email. just reply back to that email.

[nur]

Hi,
Not sure how you tested but i just checked. you don’t need to reenter password every time.

if you don’t want to change password then make sure both password and repeat password field are empty. otherwise it will ask you.

[nur]

you can use simplemembership redirect addon. that will allow you to set separate redirect page for each membership level.

https://simple-membership-plugin.com/configure-login-redirection-members/

[nur]

i am not sure why thats not working. if you are willing to mail us site access then we can investigate (if thats something you are comfortable to do)

[nur]

you cannot do that.

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