2.2.3 Notas de versão

Informações de instalação/atualização

Veja este artigo para Instruções passo a passo sobre a atualização do MemberMouse.

AVISO: Fim do suporte ao PHP 5.2

Starting with the next release, MemberMouse will no longer support versions of PHP lower than 5.3. Once you’ve upgraded to this version of MemberMouse, the plugin will display a warning message if you need to take any action.

If you’re on a version of PHP lower than 5.3, please contact your hosting provider and request a more recent version of PHP.

Resumo

• Integrado com o Stripe.js. Com o Stripe.js, os dados do cartão de crédito são trocados (usando JavaScript) por um token de pagamento antes do envio do formulário de checkout, de modo que as informações do cartão de crédito nunca entram em contato com seu servidor. Como resultado, os comerciantes podem se qualificar para um SAQ PCI-DSS menos rigoroso usando o Stripe.js (SAQ A-EP vs. SAQ A). Saiba mais.
• MemberMouse is now 100% integrated with how WordPress handles password management. In fact, we simply leverage their system. This ensures that MemberMouse will automatically be in line with any security updates to WordPress releases. As a result of this we no longer store an encrypted version of the customer’s password in MemberMouse database tables which means that certain functionality is no longer possible:
  • [ MM_Member_Data name='password' ] foi descontinuada. A curto prazo, a SmartTag ainda permitirá que as senhas sejam enviadas por e-mail, mas somente imediatamente após a criação de uma conta e apenas como parte do e-mail de boas-vindas, como configurado no nível de associação. It won’t work if included in a push notification email. Passwords are no longer encrypted and stored, and all customers should instead update their forgot password email templates to use the new reset password mechanism.
  • getMember API call no longer returns the member’s password. If you were using this call to retrieve the member’s password you should look to standard WordPress password notification functionality to redevelop your integration.
• Integrated the reset password process directly with WordPress’ built-in process. Now when a customer requests a new password through the forgot password form they’ll receive an email with a link that has a unique, encrypted reset validation key assuring the user is truly the owner of the account and can safely reset their password. This will take them to a new página principal de redefinição de senha onde eles podem inserir uma nova senha. AÇÃO NECESSÁRIA: Now that the customer will be given the opportunity to set their own new password via the reset password page, you’ll need to update your forgot password email template to include the SmartTag that outputs the secure reset password link. Here’s what you need to add:
  <a href="/pt/[ MM_CorePage_Link type='resetpassword' ]/">[ MM_CorePage_Link type='resetpassword' ]</a>
  Leia este artigo para Saiba como atualizar seu modelo de e-mail de senha esquecida.
• Criado novos vídeos de treinamento and included them in the plugin in an effort to help customers get up & running as quickly as possible.
• Added the ability to add user-defined pages to the member details area. With user-defined pages you can create custom pages driven by member data that are proprietary to your business. Since they’re loaded in the member details area this provides you with the opportunity to streamline your customer support processes. Saiba mais.
• We’ve added Safe Mode functionality to make it quicker and easier for our customer success team help you troubleshoot potential issues with the MemberMouse plugin. If you run into a situation where MemberMouse seems to behaving in an unexpected way, the first step will be to put MemberMouse into Safe Mode. This will temporarily deactivate all 3rd party software running on your WordPress site which removes the potential for this software to interfere with MemberMouse. If the issue cannot be replicated with Safe Mode activated then this is a good sign that the issue is being caused by one of the 3rd party software providers and reaching out to their support team will yield the quickest resolution to the problem. Knowing exactly where issues are coming from will help you resolve them more quickly. Saiba mais.
• Mudança para o uso de AJAX como método de login por meio do formulário de login do MemberMouse. Isso foi necessário para atender às empresas de hospedagem que utilizavam configurações mod_security bloqueando publicações diretas na página wp-login.php, o que era feito pelo antigo formulário de login. Essa situação agora foi evitada com a nova abordagem de login AJAX.
• Adicionamos o valor do cliente vitalício à área de detalhes do membro, permitindo que você veja rapidamente o número de LCV de cada cliente.
• Added the ability to use WordPress’ login page as the default login instead of MemberMouse’s login core page. Saiba mais.
• Adição de uma nova SmartTag para uso nos formulários de checkout e de compra com um clique: [ MM_Form_Data name='productPriceDescription' ]. Essa SmartTag gera uma descrição detalhada do faturamento associado ao produto que está sendo comprado. Por exemplo, 14 dias de avaliação gratuita, $10.00/mês, $197.00, 2 pagamentos de $19.95, $99/anoetc. Saiba mais.
• Added cancellation date to data passed to push notification scripts and API results. Cancellation date is the date when a member’s account will be canceled and is only relevant when an account is in pending cancellation status. Saiba mais.
• Passei a usar a versão do jQuery UI incluída no WordPress.
• Correções de erros.