Unlimited Memberships

Hello,

I have the PRO version. I followed the directions in General Options > Membership levels/labels and added the following line to the beginning “after the <?php" in the wp-config.php file. This line is now on the second line of the file:

define("MEMBERSHIP_LEVELS", 10);

As you can see, I changed the number of levels to 10. Once I did this, I closed out of my browser and reentered the website that I am using s2Member on. It still looks the same with the 4 membership levels available both in the labels area and the PayPal button generation area. Is there something else I need to do? I need to have a total of 6 paid membership levels.

Thanks

Do you have all the other Pro Options available to you?

Dave

Hi Chad,

As David suggested, the first thing I’d check for is that the s2Member Pro add-on has been properly installed and activated. Do you see the Pro-Forms section and are you able to generate Pro-Form shortcodes?

If it does appear that s2Member Pro has been properly installed, I suggest clearing your web browser cache. As a last resort, you can try deactivating and reactivating the s2Member plugin to see if that helps (be sure to enable Deactivation Safeguards so you don’t lose any existing configuration: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Deactivation Safeguards).

Hi Chad.

When you edit wp-config.php to add the number of levels, it’d look like this:

[hilite pre_code]

Thanks for all the great advice guys! I just figured out what happened. But to quickly answer questions:

Yes to David, all other pro features were available.

Yep to Raam. I did all that, but it didn’t solve the problem. (I’ll explain what went wrong in a sec – it’s really easy).

Yes also to Cristian, that’s what I did, that’s what it looked liked and I did upload it and overwrite the existing file on the server.

Here’s what happened. In order to not have any typos, I copied the line of code from the s2Member page and pasted it into my code editor. Then I uploaded and nothing happened. This is when I sent my original message.

Since then, I have re-edited the file, erased the line of code I pasted, and manually typed in the line of code necessary, re-uploaded and it works perfectly. Seems that by pasting the code it didn’t paste exactly correctly, even though it looked fine prior to upload.

Thanks for all your messages. I really appreciate it!

ah, I’ve had this happen before. Sometimes copied code that has quotes in it will copy the quotes incorrectly so php can’t read it. Well done sir! This is a “why didn’t I think of that!” moment… lol!

Thanks for the update, Chad! Glad you sorted it out. :)