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Posted: Monday Dec 3rd, 2012 at 2:58 pm #33354 | |
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Hi there, Is there a way I can divide the posts into month1, 2,3 and so on ? Rgds |
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Posted: Monday Dec 3rd, 2012 at 3:25 pm #33359 | |
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Hi Leo,
You may want to separate Posts into months by using tags or categories. You can then use the forms in Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Tag Access Restrictions and Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Category Access Restrictions to protect this content by month. You can use the If you’d like to provide more specific examples of what you’d like to happen I’d be happy to assist you further. |
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Posted: Thursday Dec 6th, 2012 at 8:00 am #33689 | |
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Hi Bruce, I have looked into it – but I don’t think this is the solution, as what I am after is : 1) all paying members of level 1 should have access to all posts dependent on their payments i.e. b: every post can have a special category, however posts from month 1 can have same category as month 3 2) have all month 1 posts on the home page, with the excerpt, so that everyone can see what they can get 3) have all other posts sorted by month (and this could be the tag), however, they should not be able to see the excerpts on the home page for all the following month – if I could have a box where it says content month 1, month 2 …. and so on, and then when they click they can see the excerpts, however they should only be able to see the content if their payments are in sync with the actual month – however, the last item is easy to do with the former scripts I have got from you, so this is just a script in front of each post. On other question which struck me regarding how to restrict content in relation to their payments – I use following script :
And regarding this I need to know if the paid registration days also cover a 14 days trial – if so, how then I need to have 45 days instead of 30, however, this gives the next challenge, how do I then differ between a customer who has signed fully up from the start without a trial, as this customer only should have 30 days in. ? Hope you can help me here. regards |
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Posted: Thursday Dec 6th, 2012 at 1:52 pm #33722 | |
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You could try adding the custom capability “trial” to users that signed up with a trial, and not adding it to users that didn’t. Set a variable at the top of the page in PHP, and use that for content dripping instead. Like this:
This is something you’ll have to set up outside of s2Member. You’ll need to edit the loop in your theme.
You will want to use the |
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Posted: Thursday Dec 6th, 2012 at 2:20 pm #33729 | |
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Hi Bruce, thank you for the help – regarding the post restriction – I found a solution based on your hints – I installed the plugin taxonomity drop down, and then I can display all the pages based on tags, and then I implemented a tag called month 00, and used the tag restirction area, where I restricted all tags from month 01 and forward to only level 1. Im am not sure I understand your answer re. the trial, could I ask you to explain it in another way ? regards |
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Posted: Thursday Dec 6th, 2012 at 3:42 pm #33753 | |
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Great, glad to hear it.
When you create your Pro Form / Button for access with a trial, add the Custom Capability “trial” to the shortcode, so that you can differentiate between users that signed up with a trial, and those that did not. You can then use the code that I posted to subtract 14 days from the s2Member Paid registration time for users that signed up with a trial. |
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Posted: Thursday Dec 6th, 2012 at 4:19 pm #33766 | |
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I see – perfect thank you Leo |
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