Login Welcome Page (Not pulling in S2Member)

I am using S2Member FrameWork on Kolos WP Theme. No registration or payment process (I set up all users, user names & passwords)

I set Up Login Welcome Page (Page show that it is the S2Member Login Welcome Page). I set up the Membership Options Page (Page shows that it is the S2Member Membership Options Page).

In S2Member General; set up Login Welcome Page to Login Welcome Page & Membership Options Page to Membership Options Page

Then under WP Appearence/Menus, I set up a menu element connecting to the Login Welcome Page. The page shows up as an option on the main navigtion, but it is not pulling in the S2Member login/password on the Membership Options Page (not logged in) or the Login Welcome Page (profiles/posting/wall post) when logged in as admin.

I have no issue in providing you with my IP address & user name/password to explore.
It shouldnt be too complicated to resolve (lol)

I have used s2Member Framework on other sites (Different Themes). Going crazy trying to figure out what Im doing wrong

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

but it is not pulling in the S2Member login/password on the Membership Options Page (not logged in) or the Login Welcome Page (profiles/posting/wall post) when logged in as admin.

I’m confused about what you mean here. If you’re not running s2Member Pro, you should not have access to the Pro Login Widget. Can you clarify (a screenshot would help)? Thank you.

Im truly at a loss on why i am not explaining the issue in a way you can understand. I have the s2Member® (Membership w/ PayPal®). (free) membership Version 111011 installed on my site. (I have this widget active on a number of other sites. The widget works fine for each of the other sites. For some reason it does not seem to be functioning on this new site)

Site 72.249.127.118 has the s2Member® (Membership w/ PayPal®). (free) membership Version 111011 installed and as you can see if you hit the site, the s2Member login is on the home page and if you hit the “LiveWire” tab, you will see the Member Options page with the abilty to login to s2Member. (if you would like to login to the s2Member uder my user name / password; (user name) john.vojtush (pass) journey7. You can see the s2Member functionality we have set up for this site and are expecting to have on 72.249.171.60.

Site 72.249.171.60 (the site that s2Member does not seem to be working). The site has the s2Member® (Membership w/ PayPal®). (free) membership Version 111011 installed. But when you hit the home page there is no option to log into s2Member. If you hit the “LiveWire” tab, you will come to the Member Options page with no ability to login to s2Member. I know that the site is recognizing s2Member, becasue when i log into the Word Press site as an admin the “LiveWire” page shows as the “Login Welcome Page” with no s2Member functionality. But when I am not logged in as WP Admin, the “LiveWire” page show as the Member Options page once again with no s2Member login capabilities. We are wanting the mirror the same s2Member capabilities found on 72.249.127.118.

The admin credentials for the word press site 72.249.171.60/wp-admin are (user) admin (pass) journey7. This will provide you with full admin access to our WP site, allowing you to see how s2Member is configured.

I have purchased s2Member Pro to install on the site (I purchased primarily to talk with one of your support team members) I will install s2Member at some point, but i do not need the commerce aspect of Pro.

Sorry if i am not explaining things in a more clear manner. Screen shots will not highlight any issue as s2member is simply not functioning (login & basic profile & wall posts) where they typically function

Please feel free to enter the respective site to see if I have not confirgure s2Member properly.

Thank you, John

Thanks for the clairfication.

s2Member is not adding the login form you are referring to. That’s something that’s theme-driven and that’s why you see it in one version of your site, but not the other. You’ll want to add a login form to your theme, or a link to /wp-login.php on your site so your Users can log in.

Also, it looks like on your site where your expected functionality is, you’re running BuddyPress. Is that right?

BuddyPress does add the functionality you’re looking for.

See: http://buddypress.org/