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[…] protection helps prevent direct access to sensitive files while still allowing LearnDash features to function as intended. LearnDash stores certain files in the following directory on the web server: /wp-content/uploads/learndash These files may include exports or other system-generated assets that should not be publicly accessible. The most common way to protect these files depends […]
[…] the Available section Click the Install button on the right side Click the Activate button for WooCommerce for LearnDash under the Installed section Option 2: Manual Upload Visit https://account.learndash.com/plugins Click the Download link for the WooCommerce for LearnDash addon Once downloaded, visit Plugins > Add New Plugin in your WordPress dashboard Click the Upload […]
[…] cause is the “Save quiz progress” setting having an autosave interval that is too short (e.g., 5 seconds), which can cause incomplete data writes, especially under heavy website traffic. What you can expect to see with this issue: 1. The “Check Answer” button not responding 2. Quiz attempts appear locked or unclickable 3. The […]
[…] plugin is installed, the ProPanel Dashboard and Student Quiz Reports pages, which consist of different Gutenberg blocks, are automatically created. The admins can access these pages by visiting the menu ProPanel > Dashboard. If the admin wants to include the links to these pages in the site’s primary menu, the Add the link of […]
[…] changed with custom development. If you need this, check out our LearnDash Experts page. Front-end Display of Reports When displaying LearnDash reports on the front-end of your website, you have three options: Blocks, Shortcodes, and Templates, each offering unique benefits depending on your needs. If you prefer a visual, drag-and-drop approach, using Blocks in […]
The Frontend Dashboard for Instructors (and Admins) allows access to core LearnDash and other related add-on functions from the frontend of your website without the need to provide instructors with backend access. This dashboard serves as an alternative to the previous Instructor dashboard, which was a simplified and access-restricted version of the WordPress dashboard […]
[…] in the WordPress admin area by going to Memberships > Settings > Pages, and click on the view page button next to Levels Page. Now when people visit your course page, the Take this Course button will send them to the corresponding Levels Page, where they can add the membership level to their cart […]
[…] do with Google search results. This setting only applies when using the built-in WordPress search form on your website. Archive Page: Enable this setting if you want visitors to be able to access the default group archive page. When enabled, a preview of the URL is displayed. The design of this page is controlled […]
[…] enabled Shared Course Steps, this field will be disabled, as lessons can be associated with more than one course. Sample Lesson Sample lessons are visible to all visitors, even if they are not enrolled in the course. This is a helpful way to showcase content before someone purchases or enrolls. To enable a sample […]
The LearnDash bbPress integration creates the ability for you to link bbPress forums to LearnDash courses. When you associate a forum with a course, any student who has access to that course will be able to post in the corresponding forum. There are a few options which we’ll discuss below. NOTE: You need to have…