Sekander Badsha

Hello @omaco,

I apologize for missing your post. If you want the course page to be found in Google search, then you must include the courses in your sitemap and allow robots to crawl the courses.

In terms of user security, you can use solutions and services like WordFence, Sucuri and CloudFlair.

Hello @infodesignbd,

I apologize for missing your post. Are you still facing this issue?

Hi @tritongr,

I apologize for missing your post. Did you get to solve your query or you still need help with it?

Hello @turansaim,

I apologize for missing your post. Yes, the course duplication feature is available on the Pro version of the plugin.

Hello @careerbuggy,

I apologize for noticing this late. You can use a custom user sign-up form and pre-populate the values in the background. WordPress requires getting an email address to create a new user. So, you can set the email as the username in the background.

Tutor LMS uses the same data WordPress stores and we also save the data there in the same format. So, you do not need to worry about Tutor LMS when you’re designing custom signup or login forms. Tutor LMS will pick up everything from WordPress core ??

Hello @kklo,

I apologize for missing your post. I am sorry to inform you that we do not have integration with the forum.

But we have a Q&A feature inside the plugin which the students can use to privately communicate with the teachers.

Hello @kklo,

I apologize for missing your post. We have Elementor integration and the Divi integration release is under process. You can create sliders using the integrations.

Hi,

I am sorry to inform you that we do not have compatibility with WooCommerce Booking or bookable products at this moment.

The pro version has Zoom integration and compatibility with WooCommerce subscription. You may use those combinations as a workaround. You can schedule a zoom call every week or month and charge a recurring or one-time subscription fee for the course.

Hello @rashedbrur,

I apologize for missing your forum thread. Yes, you can create student account manually and enroll them in courses from the admin dashboard. But you need to use the Pro version. Because only the Pro version has a manual enrollment feature.

We use the default login system in WordPress. So, you can use any WordPress compatible login plugin and integration.

Hello @tonienglish2,

After enabling cache, compression, and image optimizations, I think the CPU usage should be reduced. Did you check the performance now?

Hi,

The server configuration seems great. I have also had a careful look at the graphs and found that only the CPU usage seems unusual.

Can you please share the CPU configuration? What type of hosting are you using? Is it a VPS or shared hosting?

I think you can reduce the CPU usage by using a caching plugin. It can help a little bit of the load by serving quiz texts, images, and other things in a static format.

But each student’s response is going to be recorded separately. So, the users will definitely high.

500 students taking a quiz means 500 new entries for each question on the quiz. And 500 new entries on the database. So, it is obviously going to require resources to run the operation.

I believe all the LMS will work the same way. Still, I will talk with the developer to see if there are more opportunities to optimize the data inserting process and use a little bit fewer resources.

Hello @c4bwebmaster,

Sorry about missing your post. Are you still facing this problem?

Hello @infodesignbd,

I apologize for missing your post. I am sorry to inform you that we do not have the feature built-in for adding a custom URL in the enroll button at this moment. But you can override the template files to add custom links.

For more details, you can follow this documentation- https://docs.themeum.com/tutor-lms/developers/override-templates/

Hello Harpreet,

Sorry for missing your post. Yes, multiple instructors can work on the same course but the instructors can edit only their own lessons, quizzes, and assignments. One instructor can not edit another instructor’s content.

The multiple course author feature is available on the Pro version only.

Hello @tonienglish2,

I would appreciate it if you can share more details about the amount of traffic you had and which features they tried to use and the configuration of the hosting server you had.

Additionally if you have used any kind of statistics or graphs which can be compared against the traffic, that would be also helpful.

If you do not feel comfortable discussing these here, you may reach us via email at support at themeum dot com.