Hey there Jessica Adams Welcome aboard! If your issue is not directly related to the one reported in the original post of a topic, we ask that you create your own support topic for your issue. This prevents sending unrelated & unnecessary notifications to the member who reported the issue. Thanks for your understanding!

Hi there Michael This post should be of interest for that type of setup: https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/ssl-certificates-on-multisite-with-70-mapped-domains#post-1274374

mediastead We're currently in final testing of a beta for the next release of Membership, and this issue looks to have been fixed. Keep an eye out for an update coming soon. :)

This is a follow-up to our LiveChat today: Deactivating all plugins on the site did not help locate any conflict; still unable to add/edit any units to courses. As a test, I exported a course from jtstarke 's site to my own test site, and was able to successfully add/edit units to his imported course there. However, once that edited course was re-imported back into his site, it still cannot be edited, even though the unit I had added did appear.

This is a follow-up from our LiveChat session today: After this issue first appeared, Membership 2 had been set up on a per-site basis, and things were working fine. However, it is occurring again following latest updates to WP-Super-Cache. When M2 is active on the site, page cache appears to be adversely affected, slowing page-load time to the point where it would appear cache is simply not working at all. There are no errors or warnings in console. So the only clues we really have are in the dev logs for the cache plugin: https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/wp-super-cache/trunk?rev=1703450 Peter has granted support access, and provided additional login creds if needed (see note in Relevant Chat link)

Hi there absolutewd I hope you're well today! Paul Kevin has packaged up a beta release of Membership 2 Pro that should address this issue. Would you please test this beta version on your site to verify if it does indeed fix the issue on your install?

This issue has been resolved in live chat. There was a conflict with another SEO plugin running on the same network, Yoast SEO, and a simple misunderstanding of what the define added to wp-config.php is intended for and what it does: define( 'WDS_SITEWIDE', false );

Hi there Wayne West This is to follow-up on our live chat from yesterday. Your site could certainly benefit from an increase to max_execution_time, which is currently set to 30 seconds. That could be increased to 300 in your php.ini file, or at least 180 if your host does not allow more. Also, while trying to login to your site again after I got mysteriously bumped out, I was greeted by a "508 error: resource limit reached, try again later" message, which would tend to indicate that your host is imposing unrealistic limits on bandwidth or other server resources. You may with to talk with them about increasing that, or moving to a better plan. However, none of that has anything to do with why WooCommerce products were not showing on your /shop page. The thing here is that you had a gallery element on that page that had somehow replaced the Woo content. I have deleted the original /shop page you had, and have created a new one. I have also updated your install of Upfront to latest version. I have added an Upfront Posts element to the page, and have it configured to display Woo products. Your Woo products are now displaying on your /shop page. I've also added a couple of lines of CSS to the Global CSS section in the Theme Settings (in the Upfront editor sidebar) so your products now display on that page in a nice grid instead of a list. Please also note that is important to not change the template used for that page in the regular WordPress editor in your wp-admin, as that will cause any content or changes you have made using the drag and drop Upfront editor to be lost.