This guide will show you how to allow your members to set their own password when placing an order through an Infusionsoft order form.
Memberium can be configured to keep a record of all HTTP POSTs sent to your site. The system collects the time, contact ID, and the result of the HTTP POST.
Memberium for Infusionsoft/Keap has integration with Spiffy. This setting will need to be enabled if you want to use our [memb_spiffy_login] shortcode. When we add more integration with Spiffy, this setting will also control whether those are active on your site or not. If you’re not using Spiffy.co, simply leave this setting disabled.
The Maximum Affiliate Cache Age defines the cache Time to Live (TTL) for your Infusionsoft Affiliate data in the Memberium database in seconds. The default value is 0, which means no caching, the affiliate records will be refreshed on each and every login.
Memberium’s Extended Registration Fields setting lets you ask for more information on the default WordPress registration page.
Memberium’s Sync New Registrations to Infusionsoft setting lets you do just that – sync any new WordPress registrations back to Infusionsoft. This also works with other plugins that create WordPress records.
The Show Titlebar setting lets you control visibility of the WordPress titlebar based on WordPress roles and permissions.
The Automatic Paragraphs feature lets you disable or delay WPAutoP, also known as automatic paragraphs.
Enable User URL Slug Update allows you to control whether or not the WordPress user slug will be changed when the display name is updated. By default, this is not enabled. Some plugins like BuddyBoss or BuddyPress use the user slug to create individual profile pages.
The Password Strength option allows you to set what type of passwords Memberium will generate.