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Introduction Firebase powers push notifications and optional Google Analytics for your Learndash App. With Firebase, you can send native push notifications to Android and iOS users, and, if enabled, track user engagement through Analytics. This guide explains how to: Create a Firebase project Register your iOS and Android apps Configure Cloud Messaging for push […]
[…] your App Navigating Google Cloud Console, click on the Create App button. Fill out the App name and Default language. Select App then select if it’s a Free or paid app. Scroll down to tick the Developer Program Policies and US report laws options. Now, hit the Create App button. Creating Your Google Cloud […]
Introduction Linking your Apple Developer account with the Learndash App automates in-app product syncing, certificate and provisioning profile creation, and enables seamless iOS build submissions via our service. Before you begin, make sure you’ve already set up and enrolled in the Apple Developer Program. Generating an App Store Connect API Key Sign in at […]
[…] user registration options to allow for a more seamless registration. Click on Manage in order to edit/update each of the above notifications. You will then be presented with the following options: Active – toggle whether or not the certain email notification is active Recipient(s) – non-changeable option indicating the recipients of such email Subject […]
[…] to transfer your domain to another registrar where you can manage your DNS, our Support Team can provide a Domain Transfer Code to initiate the domain transfer with the new registrar. Canceling your LearnDash Cloud Account There are two ways to cancel your LearnDash Cloud account. You can disable automatic renewals in your LearnDash […]
Overview When using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) with LearnDash, it’s possible to run into errors—especially during first-time setup or when prompting an AI tool like Cursor or Angie. This guide covers the most common issues and how to fix them. Most problems are caused by one of the following: Authentication issues (e.g., invalid […]
Overview Cursor is an AI-powered coding environment that also works as a powerful interface for managing LearnDash with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Unlike Angie, which has a hosted MCP server built-in, Cursor requires you to set up an external MCP server on your local machine. This means Cursor is ideal for: Users who […]
[…] external MCP server on a local machine. This type of connection uses a WordPress application password for secure access. Non-developer users can set this up using Cursor with natural language prompts. Important: Before using the MCP server with AI tools on your site, always create a backup and take regular backups along the way. […]
[…] to the learning material on your site. By default, LearnDash uses the “course,” “lesson,” “topic” & “quiz” language, but you can change this to anything you’d like. For example, you might want to call your lessons “modules” instead. And then maybe you want to rename your topics to “lessons.” You could also rename “quizzes” […]
Introduction Enabling RTL support in your LearnDash App provides a seamless experience for users of right-to-left languages like Arabic or Hebrew. This guide walks you through translating app text, enabling RTL layout, and verifying proper direction across the app interface. Translate App Text Strings In your WordPress Dashboard, go to LearnDash App > Translations. […]