Advanced Conditionals – iPhone and Android

I have an issue with the Advanced Conditionals when dealing with phone Apps

I would like the app to check the database based on id if they have capabilities show addons on the phone.

The problem is the place where the advanced conditionals are in mysql has some weird code and not something I can make the app search.

I thought I was close – below I have an array of 3 ( invoice,addon1,addon2 ) This is the code from mysql
a:4:{s:15:”s2member_level1″;s:1:”1″;s:28:”access_s2member_ccap_invoice”;s:1:”1″;s:27:”access_s2member_ccap_addon1″;s:1:”1″;s:27:”access_s2member_ccap_addon2″;s:1:”1″;}

I was just going to make the app search the string for each ( access_s2member_ccap_invoice ) for invoices and this would have worked.

But

I tested to see if I only add one capability ( invoice ) I get a:1:{s:15:”s2member_level1″;s:1:”1″;} So this solution wont work. Because this doesent have ( access_s2member_ccap_invoice )

Does anybody know how I can make this work? or an alternative

Thanks.

Hi Edmond,

The wp_capabilities meta_key in the database is created by WordPress, not s2Member. s2Member simply utilizes that existing WordPress feature for Custom Capabilities. If a user is given a specific Custom Capability, it will appear there.

The data stored in that field is a serialized array. To check for specific Custom Capabilities, WordPress provides the user_can() function. You may also want to review WordPress Roles and Capabilities.