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In setting up new website http://www.thinkglobalgreen.org I temporarily used my GP Premium account for http://www.mofsa.org. Now I want to purchase a new subscription to GP Premium for the new website and keep the old subscription for http://www.mofsa.org. Also, I would like a 3-year subscription for the new site, if possible. I will also want a different email associated with the GP Premium for the new site. How can I make all this happen?
Lead Developer
Hi Robert,
If you want a different email/username for another license, you can log out and create a new account while checking out.
To make it a 3 year subscription, you can just renew your license key within your account twice after you purchase – that will extend your license.
Let me know if you need more info 🙂
OK, I think I am set for the new site. I purchased a new license and applied the new key, which appeared to be accepted after I updated.
But I found a problem with the old site http://www.mofsa.org. It shows that I am at GP Premium 1.2.96. But when I go to the plugins page it does not show that a new version is available, although I am receiving updates. How can I resolve this?
Customer Support
1.2.96 is old.
Try manually updating first: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/updating-gp-premium/#manually-updating
Curious! I elected to do the manual update rather than try plugin, which has not been updated in over two years. First I went to JetPack to make sure my site had been updated recently, and it had. Then I went to Plugins page to deactivate and delete old version of GP Premium and then install the new. But lo and behold! The automatic update was now available! Somehow visiting the JetPack page seemed to cause a refresh of the plugin info, and so I did not need to do a manual update after all!
So I believe I am now set on both sites. Thank you, Tom and Leo!
Glad we could help 🙂
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