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Posted: Sunday Apr 22nd, 2012 at 5:40 am #11535 | |
Hello everyone, After reading through all the great API Constants, and API Functions, and watching the extensive Video Tutorials, I’m having trouble understanding how to display a particular message, unique to the user’s last action, once they’ve been redirected to the Membership Options page. And I’d like to know if I could just display the option to purchase a product or an upgrade right on the Membership Content page instead of redirecting them to the Membership Options page. Cristián was very kind enough to assist me with some of this toward the end of last year. Currently, I have 5 Custom Capabilities (1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, and bundle) that protect one Membership Content page each, which are all on Level 1. I’m redoing my membership levels so there will be one Custom Capability/membership offering access to all Membership Content pages — bundle — will be considered Premium Access on Level 2. I’m adding more content to the site and I’m hoping to simplify the user experience. After extensive trail and error, I am having difficulty with a few things: 1.) Since I have 5 different products all on Level 1, their Custom Capabilities are 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, and bundle. Is there a way for s2member to only display the ccap the customer got denied access to? I’ve tried nesting the code, but I’m still having a hard time hiding all the ccaps except the one my customer was denied access to. For instance, when a user tries to access a module they don’t have access to s2member passes this variable over to my Memberships Options page:
A.) Is there a way to only display the ccap they clicked on but didn’t have access to as well as display its Pay Pal Button? In the meantime, I will continue to use trial and error, but I just want to tell you guys I really appreciate all the help you’ve provided. You all offer some of the best, most detailed support I’ve ever seen. Thanks |