Custom Registration/Profile Fields

I am unable to get the “Custom Registration/Profile Fields:” to show in the dashboard so I can edit/add fields.
I have completed a fresh install with only s2member installed, and new database, but still can not get this option to appear so I can edit these fields. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Thanks for replying Bruce!
I have sent a message with the required info on it. Please feel fee to do what you need as this is now a clean whip/install and I will not loss anything. Please let me know if you need anything else. Happy Easter!!!

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Okay bruce… sent it again.

Investigation Complete.

s2Member is attempting to grab its CSS and JavaScript, and is being redirected by your custom routine for blocking access to your non-live site. This is causing what should return s2Member’s JavaScript and CSS as:

SAAA National is down at the moment.  Please contact Admin@SAAA-National.org with questions.  Sorry for the inconvenience and we will have the site back up as soon as possible.  Check for updates on Facebook at ScottishAmerican AthleticAssociation.

I’d take a look at your processes and see if you can change the way you’re blocking access to your site to keep this from happening.

The only thing I have is an index.html file. There shouldn’t be any other redirecting going on… Its even the default wordpress theme

The only thing I have is an index.html file. There shouldn’t be any other redirecting going on… Its even the default wordpress theme

Are you saying here that you’re overwriting the WordPress index.php file with your own index.html file?

I just ran a test on a development server, and this is definitely what’s causing the issue. WordPress is using some special .htaccess rules (I won’t go into detail here), but the end idea is that the index.php file needs to be the only index file here. You can accomplish the same thing you’re doing here (and actually better, seeing if a User is logged in) with some of WordPress’s conditionals using the wp_head hook. I can give you a Must-Use plugin file that will accomplish what you’re doing with your method that I use for my projects, if you’d like.

That would be great Bruce! Thanks so much for the help… I didn’t even think twice about that stupid little html file. I’ll remove that file asap.

No problem.

You can rename your HTML file to maintenance.php (which will allow you to use HTML just as you have in your current file), and put the following code into a Must Use Plugin file. Find information on Must-Use plugins here:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Must_Use_Plugins