الوصف
Aims Infosoft LMS turns WordPress into a paid-course platform:
- Course catalog and curriculum builder (sections and lessons)
- Secure, per-user video and PDF lesson delivery
- Sequential lesson unlocking with per-student progress tracking
- Checkout with Stripe, PayPal, and Razorpay
- Order history and downloadable invoices
- Auto-generated, verifiable completion certificates
- Student accounts with login, registration, and a My Account dashboard
Payments
Stripe, PayPal, and Razorpay are supported for one-time course purchases. Configure API keys and webhook secrets under Aims Infosoft LMS Settings Payments.
Certificates
Students can download a certificate once a course reaches 100% completion. Every issued certificate gets a unique, stored certificate ID that can be checked at /?aimslms_verify_certificate=1&certificate_id=YOUR-ID.
External services
This plugin connects to the following third-party services. Each connection is described below, including what data is sent, when, and links to that service’s terms and privacy policy.
This plugin relies on Stripe, PayPal, and Razorpay to process course payments; only whichever gateway(s) you configure and a customer actually chooses at checkout are contacted.
- Stripe – used to process card payments. When a customer opens the checkout page, the plugin loads the Stripe.js library from Stripe’s servers (
https://js.stripe.com/v3/) to securely collect payment details. When a customer submits payment, the order amount, currency, and payment details are sent to Stripe’s API to create and confirm the charge; no card numbers are handled by this plugin. If enabled, refunds are also sent to Stripe. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy - PayPal – used to process PayPal payments. When a customer chooses PayPal at checkout, the plugin sends the order amount, currency, and a description to PayPal’s API (
api-m.paypal.comor, in sandbox/test mode,api-m.sandbox.paypal.com) to create and capture the order. PayPal also sends payment status updates back to this site via webhook. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy - Razorpay – used to process payments (primarily for INR/India-based checkout). When a customer chooses Razorpay at checkout, the plugin loads Razorpay’s checkout script (
https://checkout.razorpay.com/v1/checkout.js) and sends the order amount, currency, and a receipt reference to Razorpay’s API to create the order. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy - Frankfurter (
api.frankfurter.app) – a free currency-exchange-rate API used only when a course is purchased through Razorpay and its listed price needs converting to INR. The source and target currency codes are sent; no personal or payment data is sent. The response is cached for an hour to minimize requests. About/Terms (Frankfurter is an open-source project with no separate privacy policy; it does not require or process personal data.) - Gravatar – WordPress core’s built-in avatar service. If a student hasn’t uploaded a custom profile picture, their account dashboard requests an avatar image from Gravatar using a hash of their email address. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy
لقطات الشاشة
التنصيب
- Upload the plugin files to
/wp-content/plugins/aims-infosoft-lms, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. - Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” screen in WordPress.
- Configure payment gateways and certificate design under the Aims Infosoft LMS admin menu.
- Add courses under Aims Infosoft LMS Add New Course.
الأسئلة المتكررّة
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What happens if I deactivate the plugin?
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The plugin’s front-end pages (My Account, Courses, Checkout, etc.) show a “plugin is not available” notice instead of a broken page. No course data, orders, or pages are deleted. Reactivating the plugin restores those pages automatically.
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Which payment gateways are supported?
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Stripe, PayPal, and Razorpay, each configurable independently with sandbox/live modes.
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سجل التغييرات
1.0.0
- Initial release: course catalog and curriculum builder, secure video/PDF lesson delivery, sequential progress tracking, Stripe/PayPal/Razorpay checkout, order history and invoices, student accounts, and downloadable completion certificates (3 selectable designs).
- Security: Stripe webhook signatures are verified; secure lesson file links expire; CSRF nonce checks on bulk order/student admin actions; the manual cron-reconciliation endpoint is capability-gated; a duplicate, unauthenticated PayPal cancel-order handler was removed in favor of the existing ownership-checked one; the secure lesson-file download path is resolved and verified against the uploads directory; nonce and login checks were added to the admin chart-data and profile-update endpoints.
- Performance: PHP sessions are only started for the checkout flow and related AJAX/redirect endpoints, not on every page load, so full-page caching isn’t bypassed site-wide.
- Discloses all third-party/external service usage (Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Frankfurter, Gravatar) in an “External services” section below.
- Certificates get a real, unique, stored certificate ID with a public verification page.
- Only the My Account and Courses pages are added to site navigation on activation; other auto-created pages remain accessible by URL but aren’t linked in menus.
- Deactivating (or deleting) the plugin shows a “plugin is not available” notice on its pages instead of a broken shortcode; reactivating restores the original content. No data is deleted.
- General front-end visual polish (spacing, typography, responsiveness) across course, lesson, checkout, dashboard, and auth pages.
- Consolidated all function, class, define, option, post type, and shortcode names onto a single unique
aimslms_/AIMSLMS_prefix, replacing the previous inconsistent naming, to avoid any conflicts with other plugins. - The admin menu no longer uses a fixed position, so it no longer competes with core WordPress menu items for placement.
- Replaced hardcoded
<link>/<script>tags on the secure PDF viewer and certificate verification pages with properwp_enqueue_style()/wp_enqueue_script()calls. - Removed non-essential development files (CI configs, test suites, changelogs, editor configs) from the bundled third-party libraries.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent the bundled payment/PDF libraries from loading correctly.
- Fixed the Certificate Settings page’s assets (styles/scripts) not loading due to an incorrect internal reference.
- Redesigned the Settings page, Certificate Settings page, and course editor’s “Course Settings” panel for visual consistency with the rest of the admin UI.
- Fixed the front-end “Profile Updated” confirmation popup rendering with broken spacing/layout.