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When you create a new Client/Member via the WP-Client interface, the plugin goes to work.  The Client/Member’s HUB Page is created. A HUB page is the central component of the WP-Client system – it serves as the main dashboard for the Clients/Members while they are logged into the Portal area. The HUB contains whatever content you need to present, including the option to dynamically display resources or links to resources that are permissioned to the logged in Client/Member, either by individual assignment, or by Circle affiliation.

These are the first building blocks to this Cient/Member’s portal, and as you add/subtract components, they are dynamically added/subtracted from the Client/Member’s HUB.

Essentially, WP-Client gives you the architecture and permissions control to create almost any structure that your application requires with full granular control over privacy & permissions.

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There is a HELP menu built into the plugin navigation that provides WP-Client users the following:

• Initial Installation & Use Primer
• Sample Templates and Files
• Complete Shortcode Key
• Setup & Usage | Important Concepts
• Upgrading to a new Release
• Release notes
• Feature Requests
• More…

Additionally, you can also visit our Support Forum at https://support.webportalhq.com to view answers to some commonly solved issues, as well as some helpful tips and tricks for getting the most out of WP-Client.

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Simple answer, YES!

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We have no interest in keeping your money if you’re not happy.  While we don’t think that this will be the case, good business and good living is all about win/win relationships.

Simply contact us and we’ll make sure that you’re taken care of. Also, be sure to check out our Money Back Guarantee: http://wp-client.com/our-100-percent-money-back-guarantee/

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Upgrading between packages is no problem.  Simply login to your Control Panel and you will have an option to “Upgrade” your existing license, and you will only pay the difference in price between the license levels.

For example, if you originally purchased the Basic License ($59), and you wanted to upgrade to the Plus License ($119), you would only pay $60 to receive the upgrade.

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Yes,

WP-Client can be used in combination with an SSL.

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Absolutely!

All file types are supported.

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Currently, WP-Client supports the following Payment Gateways:

• PayPal
• Authorize.net
• Stripe

If you have another gateway that you’d like to request support for, please email us at: support@wp-client.com

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The following languages are being actively translated and updated, and are available for download:

• Arabic
• Dutch
• French
• German
• Italian
• Polish
• Portuguese, Brazilian
• Russian
• Spanish
• Swedish

If you have a proficiency in any language, please contact our Support Team to make arrangements for translation. We are authorized to offer upgrades to existing licenses in exchange for fully translated POT files.  Additionally, you can download the most up-to-date translation HERE, and visit http://translate.wp-client.com/ to contribute to the translation files. The language files are constantly being updated, and we provide a new build of the ZIP file every week.

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WP-Client will work on Multisite installations, but does not share users, files, HUBs or Portal Pages across the entire network.  For example, if you create a client on Site B, that client will not be able to also login with the same capabilities at Site C.  However, with WP-Client installed on Site B, the plugin will function as intended on Site B only, just like it would on a normal standalone installation of WordPress.

Each unique URL that contains a site ( alpha.maindomain.com, brava.maindomain.com, charlie.maindomain.com ) will need to be entered separately in your Control Panel in order to install on that URL. Meaning, a Single Site WP-Client license does not automatically entitle every site on a multi-site network to install/use WP-Client.

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Simple answer – YES!

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If you purchase a Basic License, you will be given permission to authorize 2 domains, which will permit you to have one development domain and one production domain.

So, when you are ready to license the production URL, just navigate to your Control Panel and add your new domain. 

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When licensing the plugin for your site, you will want to enter any subdomains into the Control Panel.  For example, take the follow URLs:

• http://www.domain.com
• http:/sub.domain.com

The first would be entered into the Control Panel as “domain.com” (without the quotes).  The second, however, would be entered as “sub.domain.com” (without the quotes).  This is an important distinction that needs to be understood in order for the plugin to be activated successfully.

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Yes, the WP-Client White Label License Level gives you the power to completely “re-brand” the plugin to your business. All references to WP-Client can be removed and replaced with your company’s logo and information.

This License Level is meant for developers who are creating sites for clients and want to carry their branding, or their client’s branding across the entire platform.

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Yes, the HTML5 file uploader has this as a built-in feature.

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The WP-Client White Label License Level gives you the power to completely “re-brand” the plugin to your business. All references to WP-Client can be removed and replaced with your company’s logo and information.

This License Level is meant for developers who are creating sites for clients and want to carry their branding, or their client’s branding across the entire platform.

With White Label, you are able to:

• Change all references to WP-Client
• Disable/Replace the WP-Client logo
• Change the name/icon in dashboard sidebar
• Hide the About tab in Settings
• Hide the Help menu

This is all accomplished with an additional helper plugin extension called White Label. So, you can install the helper plugin, make the appropriate White Label changes, and then uninstall. This way, the end user will not be able to detect or undo any of the changes.

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Simply set the correct “Capabilities” in WP-Client settings ( See HERE ) for the client to “View Profile” and “Edit Profile”, and they can then access their Client Profile page and edit/update the information at their discretion. You can also assign the capability for your client to be able to change their password, which is done on the Client Profile page as well.

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This can be accomplished using the HTML5 file uploader.  Simply turn the HTML5 uploader on (Setting HERE ), and when you start to choose files to upload, continue adding files to the “upload” list.  Once all of the files have been selected, click “Upload Files”, and the progress bar for each individual file will indicate the percentage completion for each file.

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First, be sure that you have Client Registration set to Yes -http://screencast.com/t/QofemmgE 

Second, be sure that you’re logged out of the site

Third, use this link: http://yourdomain.com/portal/client-registration (Replace yourdomain.com with your URL)

You can also use this link in any navigation item to allow clients to register themselves

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Yes, simply turn on the setting to “Enable category choice for Client file upload”. This will allow the Clients/Members to choose what file category to upload to from a dropdown box in the WP-Client file uploader.

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Downloading and installing WP-Client is very simple, and only takes a few steps:

1. Download the latest WP-Client ZIP file from your Control Panel
2. Add your site’s domain to the authorized domain list in your Control Panel
3. Upload the ZIP file to your WordPress installation using the “Plugins–>Add New–>Upload” page
4. Activate using the API Key from your Control Panel
5. Install the WP-Client Pages when prompted

That’s it! You’re all set, and you can begin working with WP-Client right away.

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Simple answer, YES!

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Please be sure that you’ve updated to the latest version of WP-Client. While we don’t try to force you to upgrade, many bug fixes and issues are fixed in the newer versions, and we can’t provide support for those issues when you are using an older version.

If you’re not sure that you’re received the latest updates by email, it’s possible that your email is not updated in our system.

Please click here to place your correct email on our mailing list: http://eepurl.com/oNYFP

Additionally, the newest version can always be downloaded from your Control Panel

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Yes! This can be accomplished as of version 3.3 of WP-Client. Simply make the desired changes in the HUB Content tab, then before updating, check the box for “Update all existing HUB pages”. All of your existing clients’ HUB Pages will be updated to reflect the changes.

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Yes, this can be done within the “Private Messages” feature of WP-Client. When sending a Private Message, you can choose to send to any number of Clients or Circles, as well as being able to “Select All” and send to all Clients and Circles at once.

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Theoretically, there would be no maximum to the limit of clients.

Since WP-Client uses WordPress as the architecture on which it functions, the maximum number of users is the exact same maximum number of users that WordPress can support, which in theory is unlimited.

Of course, the resources of your server and your database etc. will eventually cause a limit to be reached, but that number is huge and it is highly unlikely that you’ll ever go there.

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Please check your Permalinks settings, and if not already, please change to “Post Name”

See video – http://screencast.com/t/oFv7MmcNGb

Even if they are set to “Post Name”, go ahead and re-save to reset.

Also, be sure the setting “Hide dashboard/backend” is set to “Yes” - http://screencast.com/t/qUFazr2pn1BF

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Simple answer – YES!

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Whenever licensing WP-Client for your website, you will want to include the main domain, as well as any subdomains. For example, “test.example.com” would need to licensed separately from “example.com”. Also, remember that your licensed domains can be changed at any time in your Control Panel.

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Yes! This can be accomplished using the Private Post Types Extension. Simply install/activate the Extension, navigate to the post/page you would like to protect, check the “Protect this page” box, and use the “Assign to Clients” and/or “Assign to Circles” options to assign the posts/pages to the desired Clients/Members.

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Yes! This can be accomplished using multiple HUB Templates. Simply create the 2 distinct HUB Templates that you would like to use, and then assign the appropriate Clients/Members to their corresponding HUB Templates. Alternatively, if your Clients/Members are part of 2 different Circles (for example: “Customers” and “Suppliers”), you can assign the HUB Template directly to the appropriate Circle.

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WP-Client is fully tested and compatible with the latest version of WordPress, and the powerful customization features allow you to easily integrate WP-Client into the look/feel of your current design using tools/interfaces that you’re already familiar with.  It’s as easy as it can possibly be.

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Please check your Permalinks settings, and if not already, please change to “Post name”

See video – http://screencast.com/t/oFv7MmcNGb

Even if they are set to “Post name”, go ahead and re-save to reset.

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Yes, you can embed videos from YouTube, Vimeo or any other streaming service… and those videos would be protected. Or, if you have the entire video uploaded to your server, you could display that as well.

You can display, embed or post any content on WP-Client Portal Pages that you can display, embed or post on a standard WordPress page/post.

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Yes, you can use the External File Component.

http://screencast.com/t/i3XfZ6FOovOd

Simply enter the direct URL for the file into the field for URL, and then you can assign it to the proper client(s) or group(s)

Then, the client(s) or group(s) who have been permissioned will see the file title/link in their list of available files, and be able to download from there.

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When a client logs in, they are using the standard WordPress login, and WP-Client allows you to customize the logo and colors to match your site’s design. Additionally, you may use the WP-Client widget in your sidebar or other widget area, and that permits a client to login. Another option would be to create your own page to facilitate login, and use the provided login shortcode to display a login form.

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Depends on the file, and it depends on which browser they are using, but if clicking the file directly doesn’t trigger the download,  the client can always right click and select ‘Save target as…’ or ‘Save file as…’, then the file can be downloaded to their PC.

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You can create as many clients as you like, and each one can have one or multiple pages that are permissioned exclusively to them.  So, the answer is definitely yes.

In addition, Portal Pages & Files can be permissioned according to group affiliation, thus enabling you to add a client and assign them a standard set of permissions simply by adding them to a particular group.

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Yes, no problem!  You can create as many pages as you like and assign it to one or more clients or staff members.  As an example, if you had an instructional screencast video that was only applicable to some of your clients or staff members, but not others, you would create a ‘Portal Page’ and use the interface to select which clients/staff would have access to that page with the video on it.  Those clients/staff would then see the hyperlink to that page appear on their HUB pages.

You can add/delete client/staff permissions for each page any time.

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Simply use the HUB Page Template feature, and build your template to match your existing site. The dynamic output of the plugin is delivered via shortcodes, so you are able to place the shortcodes anywhere you like inside the template, thus allowing you the ultimate in customization possibilities.

Additionally, with our EZ HUB feature, you can make changes to the HUB Page Template at any time, and the changes will reflect on all of your existing client HUBs. Detailed blog post here: http://wp-client.com/wp-client-v-3-3/

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Simply create a new Portal Page and then use that page to display your gallery/galleries.  You can use any existing gallery plugin that you are familiar with by simply inserting the shortcode(s) into the pages created by the plugin.  The plugin even supports nested shortcodes.

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Yes, you can easily disable the client upload section – it’s as easy as removing a simple shortcode from the template.  Navigate to the hub page for that client, or the hub page template, and remove the <uploadf></uploadf> shortcodes. (The <> tags replace the [] brackets here)

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