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The MemberGate Cookie Notice is the starting point for consent and permission from visitors to MemberGate membership sites.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requires visitors, guests and members are informed and give consent to allow their data to be collected and used... Read More

Customize the robots.txt file to include nofollow or noindex tags. The robots.txt file can be updated through your control panel to allow you to quickly and easily set which areas allow the GoogleBot... Read More

If you are using Authorize.net as your Payment Gateway, you may have already received (or will receive in the coming days) and email with the subject "Authorize.net Technical Updates". In that email, Authorize.net outline some changes they are making to their system, relating to PCI Compliancy and service uptime.... Read More

Sometimes a user is unable to see any of the secure pages on your site. This is due to the browser or browser version that they are using to view the site.... Read More

If there is an add on script that requires the script to be added to the head of the page, there are a couple of options to add that to your MemberGate site.... Read More

If your email is bouncing or you are getting a message that the email box is full, please follow these steps to add more space to the account.... Read More

The MemberGate cart allows different styles for the design of the purchase or buying process. You can move the buy button from the standard (though effective) top right corner to the bottom of your item page... Read More

When it comes to securing your cart payment pages, subscription forms and other secure areas, you will need an SSL certificate Ordering and setting up the SSL can be challenging... Read More

Easily upload your own printer friendly and print to PDF images.... Read More

Membergate has had continuous development over the years to keep pace with the ever changing world of software, internet and business requirements Versions have been 'retired' when they no longer meet critical requirements, eg.- security, data protection, card payment regulations... Read More