MemberMagix

Members enter their email address in the membership form. MemberMagix sends them a secure, one-time magic link. Clicking the link logs them in instantly — no password required.

Yes. MemberMagix uses server-side content protection. The full content is never sent to unauthorized browsers. Only a teaser preview is delivered, with the rest replaced before the page reaches the visitor.

Yes. Place the [mmax_cutoff] shortcode anywhere in your post to define the exact split point. Everything above the shortcode becomes the teaser. If no cutoff is set, MemberMagix auto-extracts the first few paragraphs.

The most common cause is WordPress's "pseudo-cron" (wp-cron.php). By default, WordPress only runs scheduled tasks — including sending emails — when someone visits the site via HTTP. On low-traffic or staging sites, this means magic link emails can be silently delayed for hours. Symptoms: You submit the form, the plugin reports success, but the email doesn't arrive for a long time (or until someone else visits the site). Fix: Disable WP pseudo-cron and set up a real system crontab:

1. Add to wp-config.php: define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', true);
2. Add a system cron job: */5 * * * * cd /path/to/wordpress && php wp-cron.php

The core plugin works standalone with no external service dependencies. Premium features are available via the MemberMagix Pro add-on, which uses the Keygen API for license validation and optionally connects to Stripe for payment processing. See the "Third-Party Services" section below for full details.

All plugin data (custom tables, options, user meta, post meta, overlays, cron jobs, and transients) is fully removed when you delete the plugin through WordPress admin.