
Bread
as of version 2.5.4
What is Bread?
As of version 2.4.3
Why Should We Use It?
- Eliminates the need to upload a new meeting list to the website every month
- Eliminates the task of maintaining a separate meeting list in MS Word, Excel, etc.
- Makes the transition to a new trusted servant much easier
- The meeting list is setup one time and does not need to be edited when meetings change
- The meeting list can be backed up or exported then imported into another site
- Has its very own current meeting list link which can be shared across the web
- Is translated in to multiple languages
- The generated meeting list will match your BMLT Satellite or BMLT Tabs website meeting list
- Can use custom queries to a BMLT root server semantic interface
How Do We Get It?
The Bread plugin can be downloaded from the following link:
or from our downloads page
The above links directs to a webpage that also includes installation instructions and a change log detailing updates applied to the plugin over time.
Installation
- The easiest way of installing a WordPress plugin is to use the plugin search.Put bread in the search box. You can also download it here and install through Cpanel or FTP.
- Once you have it installed click on the activate link.
- Open bread (Meeting List) from the WordPress admin menu on the left.
- For setup click on the video for more information.

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Updating
You can learn about new versions of Bread as they are published by checking the downloads page for the this website.
To update your Bread plug-in, use any of these options:
- Use the auto update in WordPress
- Delete and upload new plugin to plugin folder
- FTP new files to website overwriting old ones
Troubleshooting
Below are some common issues you can run into while installing, configuring, updating, or maintaining Bread. Possible solutions to these issues are provided. If you are experiencing an issue that is not addressed in this section, you can find help here.
- Wrong url for your BMLT Server
- BMLT Server's SSL Cert is bad
- Not enough memory in WordPress