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Home » Tips and Tricks » Create a wp-members-pluggable.php file so that it is editable in the plugin editor

Create a wp-members-pluggable.php file so that it is editable in the plugin editor

Chad Butler · Oct 23, 2012 ·

WP-Members looks for a wp-members-pluggable.php file when it loads.  This is where you can store your plugged versions of the WP-Members pluggable functions.  To create the pluggable file, you need do nothing more than create a file named wp-members-pluggable.php and save it to your WordPress plugins folder.

But what if you would like to be able to edit this file within the WordPress admin panel using the plugin editor?  This is a way for you to accomplish that.

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  • This topic has 3 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 8 years, 3 months ago by corante.
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    • October 23, 2012 at 10:13 am #1519
      Chad Butler
      Keymaster

      WP-Members looks for a wp-members-pluggable.php file when it loads.  This is where you can store your plugged versions of the WP-Members pluggable fun
      [See the full post at: Create a wp-members-pluggable.php file so that it is editable in the plugin editor]

    • December 2, 2012 at 3:42 pm #1640
      corante
      Participant

      Hi Chad,

      I added the wp-members-pluggable.php file into the WP plugin folder and NOT the wp-members folder as you instructed and It creates a strange behavior when you log out.

      Basically when you log out – the site goes completely blank and doesn’t log out. It only happens with the pluggable code. As soon as I remove it, the site works fine again.

      I copied and pasted the code above as well, as per your instructions.

    • December 2, 2012 at 3:52 pm #1641
      corante
      Participant

      Same problem occurs when you log in. The page goes blank.

    • December 3, 2012 at 12:08 pm #1643
      corante
      Participant

      My apologies for multiple-posts. But I fixed this issue, by working from the child theme’s functions.php file.

      Cheers!

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