Registration Disabled

Last night a new member clicked through a Level1 subscription button, made it through the PayPal process (I received the e-mail confirmation from PayPal that a payment was made), and on returning to the site was unable to register. I believe the registration was on account of a server fart (since reported to the host who acknowledged there was a problem and that they would resolve it asap).

The new member has returned to the registration e-mail, clicked through the link in the e-mail, and was given the message “registration disabled”.

I am unable to manually create the user with the username he wants because the system has it reserved for a couple days.

Is there a work-around to my problem so I can get this user registered?

Thanks,
Buck

The customer sent me the registration e-mail. When I followed the Click Here to register link created by the system, I got a series of error messages like this:

Warning: Cannot modify header information- headers already sent by (output started at /path-to/index.php(l): eval()’d code:3) in
/path-to/wp-content/plugins/s2member/includes/classes/register-in.inc.php on line 64

And then more of the same only through line 69.

That series of error messages flashes for less than a moment (I had to be quick with my fingers to get a screen-print of it) and then lands on my site with a message stating “Registration Disabled”.

Hi Buck,

The customer sent me the registration e-mail. When I followed the Click Here to register link created by the system, I got a series of error messages like this:

Warning: Cannot modify header information- headers already sent by (output started at /path-to/index.php(l): eval()’d code:3) in
/path-to/wp-content/plugins/s2member/includes/classes/register-in.inc.php on line 64

And then more of the same only through line 69.

That series of error messages flashes for less than a moment (I had to be quick with my fingers to get a screen-print of it) and then lands on my site with a message stating “Registration Disabled”.

This is s2Member’s doing, as the link from the email is only allowed to be used once, and then will send the user to “Registration Disabled” if the link is used again.

The header errors are likely caused because of s2Member using a PHP redirect. These only show up until s2Member exit()s the script, therefore allowing the redirect to happen.

I am unable to manually create the user with the username he wants because the system has it reserved for a couple days.

Is this user shown in the Users list in your WordPress Dashboard? You should be able to delete the created user and then create another.

No, the user did not appear in the Dashboard, however I was able to correct the problem with the plugin:
User Activation Keys.

Thank you.

Hi Buck,

Glad to hear that you fixed your issue.