PushRPMPushRPM

Plugin workflow

Connect WordPress to PushRPM

Connect a WordPress site to PushRPM, authorize the site, avoid domain mismatch, and recover from failed connection states.

Main intent

Explain the plugin authorization path and common connection issues.

Short answer

The clean path is plugin connect -> PushRPM login -> authorize site -> return to wp-admin with the correct product mode.

What the connection does

The connection links a WordPress site to a PushRPM account and product entitlement. It lets PushRPM verify mode, sync status, and guide the correct workflow.

Avoid site mismatch

Connect the same domain you plan to use in production. Staging, www/non-www, and HTTP/HTTPS differences can create confusion if they are not intentional.

Use manual setup only when needed

Manual credentials are an advanced fallback. Most users should use the authorization flow because it reduces copy-paste mistakes.

Implementation checklist

  • Open PushRPM in wp-admin.
  • Click Connect with PushRPM.
  • Log in if needed.
  • Authorize the visible site/domain.
  • Return to wp-admin and confirm mode.

Common mistakes

  • Authorizing the wrong domain.
  • Using expired connect links.
  • Pasting credentials with extra spaces.

Example

If your paid product is for example.com, do not authorize staging.example.com unless that is the site you want locked or tested.

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FAQ

What if the connection fails?

Use the plugin diagnostics and contact support with the support bundle.

Can I reconnect?

Yes. Reconnect is available for recovery, but product/site locks may still apply.

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