Two different membership option pages

Can one has two different Membership Options page, S2MEMBER_MEMBERSHIP_OPTIONS_PAGE_URL? so one restricted page call one S2MEMBER_MEMBERSHIP_OPTIONS_PAGE_URL and other restricted page call a different Membership Options page.

Or is there a hack for it?

Thanks for your great question

s2Member makes it possible to do this, through WordPress’s Hooks and Filters functionality. Find info on using Hooks and Filters here: Knowledge Base » Hacking s2Member® Via Hooks/Filters.

You can find the filter to change the Membership Options Page link within the file /s2member/includes/classes/cache.inc.php at line 105..

An example of how this might look:

http://yoursite.com/my-membership-options-page/’;

return $links;
}
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This is where s2Member gets all links for it’s processes, so if you’d like to dynamically set up the Login Welcome Page, Membership Options Page, or the File Download Limit Exceeded Page, this is the filter you need.
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Thanks Bruce,

After reading your post, I did through s2hack.php in mu-plugin. I used the following:

if (strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 'redirect_to=') !== false && current_user_can('access_s2member_level1') === false) {
		wp_redirect('http://shaadiconnections.com/hotornot-payment/');
		exit;
		

It does redirects to the desired page. I hope it is correct way of doing it.

Thanks for the follow-up.

After reading your post, I did through s2hack.php in mu-plugin. I used the following:

if (strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 'redirect_to=') !== false && current_user_can('access_s2member_level1') === false) {
		wp_redirect('http://shaadiconnections.com/hotornot-payment/');
		exit;

This also works, but it is outside of s2Member’s normal processes, and therefore is more of a standard redirect than s2Member’s processes. s2Member’s processes add Membership Options Variables (MOP vars) to the URL when it redirects for use on the Membership Options Page. If you’re looking to set this up later, you may find that this causes problems, and you may want to try the method I outlined above.

As long as you’re not using the MOP vars, this method should work just fine for you.

Thanks Bruce,
I am not using MOP vars. I am doing a simple thing, a user register for 24 hours, pay registration fee. After that upload the image to the member area, and fills in description form. I am not a professional programmer. Therefore, I would like to keep it simple, i.e. if it works and serves my purpose then I am happy with it :-)