Andrew Hodges

Yes correct.

You misunderstand me. I am logged in (I have to be to see the download page). It does not matter as who because the result is the same.

Once I click on the link it tries to connect then fails and redirects me to the members option page where I find myself logged out.

The wrong behaviour.

Thank you. I did not realise it was the service as apposed to the request that used DPRP. I have now used the different form.

Great!

I now cannot login to the site. I don’t know if its coincidence or not but the login page keeps redirecting to failed log gin where ever its called from.

If I disable s2member via ftp I can get back in. Is this related? Your URGENT comments please. By the way I have looked at your knowledge and trouble shooting articles.

I am going to have a little moan now. When purchasing s2member you say that the plugin and code is thoroughly documented. You have also said in your video presentation that ‘this is the method’ and with a little look at the API scripting documentation and a little php you can do this …..

Where is the documentation? Failing no documentation simply pointing someone to your php file is not support or a remedy to the lack of documentation.

Now I may be very poor at php but it has taken me 1.5hrs to set up debugging in one of your classes to find the answer to the question. Not great documentation not great support!

by the way so everyone can benefit from my 1.5hrs in relation to your video ‘portal’ the answer appears to be:

$new_options = Array(); // s2member array for security level
$new_options["ws_plugin__s2member_level0_pages"] = $post_id; // set Level0 for this Page
c_ws_plugin__s2member_menu_pages::update_all_options ($new_options, true, false, array ("page-conflict-warnings"), true); // s2member update

If only you had told me that.

Thank you for the reply.

Yes I have seen the class. Maybe I should have been clearer. It is s2member_level_req that seems to be my problem. This caused my original routine to fail. Full function below.

As you say ccaps_req works ok but level_req does not seem to work. Now I may not be reading your code correctly but I have tried passing ‘0’ to it, even the complete string to it but I do not seem able to populate the Page Level Restriction. The Require Custom Capabilities works fine.

Can you confirm I have the correct operator level_req and what needs passing to establish level 0 access?

// Add page after new user registered
    add_action('user_register', 'registration_newpage');
    
    function registration_newpage($user_id) {
        
        $user_info = get_userdata($user_id);
        $username = $user_info->user_login;
        $post = array();
        $post['post_name']    = 'Members-Page-for-'.$username; // The name (slug) for the page
        $post['post_type']    = 'page'; //sets type
        $post['post_content'] = esc_attr($username.' - This page was created for you and any messages that we need to send you with regards to any products, services or changes to your membership will be posted here.'.$userid);
        $post['post_author']  = $username;
        $post['post_status']  = 'publish'; //status
        $post['post_title']   = 'Members Page for '.$username;
        $post_id = wp_insert_post ($post);
        if (!$post_id) {
            wp_die('Error creating user page');
        } else {
            update_post_meta($post_id, '_wp_page_template', 'page-members.php');
            $user = new WP_User($user_id);
            $user->add_cap("access_s2member_ccap_ahodges");
            update_post_meta($post_id, 's2member_ccaps_req', 'ahodges');
            update_post_meta($post_id, 's2member_level_req', '0');        //this does not work
            
        }
        return;    
    }

Thanks for the reply.

Just one thing I do not want a site wide login (see original question), just a login from a members page. I assume I can do that with either version then?