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9 versions

Restrict Content Pro history.

Every release of Restrict Content Pro is archived here with its changelog, file size, and security scan result. Use the archive to roll back to a stable release or audit what changed between updates.

7 of 9 releases scanned clean
v4.0.6Latest
September 2, 20264.9 MBScanned
Fixed
  • Stripe subscription renewals now record a renewal payment and extend the membership expiration.
  • Stripe payments in a currency with a different number of decimals than the store currency were recorded with the wrong amount.
  • Free trials on paid membership levels were processed as free memberships, so no Stripe subscription was created and access ended with the trial.
  • A declined card no longer leaves a duplicate pending membership behind on the next attempt.
  • Stripe card declines were rejected by their own security check, so failed registrations were never recorded as failed.
  • Resolved PHP warnings that could occur when another plugin using Composer was active on the same site.
July 29, 20264.7 MBScanned
Improved
  • Improved the update flow for legacy licenses.
v4.0.3Unavailable
June 10, 20264.7 MBScanned
Fixed
  • Cleaned up whitespace and simplified terms/privacy input markup in settings.
March 12, 20264.0 MBScanned
Fixed
  • Fixed incorrect date array key during payment import process.
v3.5.56Unavailable
February 26, 20264.0 MBScanned
Fixed
  • Compiled JS and CSS files.
v3.5.53Unavailable
February 15, 20264.0 MBScanned
Other
  • Security: Strengthened security measures for the registration process.
Improved
  • Improved renewal logic to allow memberships under inactive levels to renew properly.
v3.5.52Unavailable
February 12, 20264.0 MBScanned
Fixed
  • Restored the ability to register to inactive membership levels using shortcodes.
Improved
  • Added filter: `rcp_can_register_to_inactive_membership_levels`.
v3.5.50Unavailable
January 27, 20264.0 MBUnknown
v3.5.49Unavailable
January 13, 20264.0 MBUnknown

Why archive

Sometimes the latest release isn't the one you need. The archive lets you pin Restrict Content Pro to a known-good version, or roll back while a bug is investigated. Every release stays scanned and reachable.