Bruce

Hi Saskia,

I just tested the feature and it seems to be working correct for me. However, if I specified a category name instead of ID, this did happen. The forms under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Category Access Restrictions are meant to handle category IDs (which are numeric) only. If you don’t know the ID of the categories you’d like to specify, you can download WP Show IDs, which is created by WebSharks, Inc. (the creators of s2Member).

Sorry, forgot to mention that this should be wrapped in a function with a call to wp_loaded to keep this from happening.

This will solve your issue:

Hi Hamid,

Unfortunately we’re not on track to have the next major release of s2Member ready by the new year. We can’t give an exact date but we are hoping to have it done early to mid 2013.

My personal suggestion would be to upgrade to PayPal Pro, or try Authorize.net or ClickBank. Alternatively you could have a developer set up an integration with Stripe for the short-term until s2Member has it available. We would be happy to assist you with any issues that come up with this integration if you do decide to move forward with this.

Hi Todd,

Based on the JWPlayer Changelog, this code should still work properly.

If it does not function correctly we’ll gladly take a look at it for you.

Hi Moty,

It’s possible that your theme is loading things in an insecure manner. Can you try reverting your theme to a 2011 and see if that fixes your issue?

If it does, you may want to use a different theme template for your signup page, or create another.

Hi Traci,

Have you run the Server Check Tool on your server?

It appears that this may be a permissions issue. The permissions that are set up give no access to the “group” of your webserver (with 0). Try changing your permissions to the standard 775.

Hi Eslam,

Glad to hear that the new version fixed your issue.

There were a few kinks with the new PayPal APIs that still needed to be fixed, and it appears that the fixes that were done affected this.

Hi Ananda,

Currently s2Member only supports the fields that you currently have with your MailChimp setup. There are plans to add more features to the MailChimp section of s2Member, but as of yet that is all you are able to do without some custom code.

To “hack” into s2Member and get these custom fields, you can do something similar to this:

add_filter('ws_plugin__s2member_mailchimp_merge_array', 's2hack_filter_mailchimp_query');
function s2hack_filter_mailchimp_query($merge, $vars)
	{
		$user_id = $vars['user_id'];
		$user = new WP_User($user_id);
		
		$uname = $user->user_login;
		
		$custom1 = get_user_field ('custom1', $user_id);

		$custom_fields= array('UNAME' => $uname, 'CUSTOM1' => $custom1);
		return array_merge($merge, $custom_fields);
	}

The above code would send the custom field custom1 to MailChimp as CUSTOM1, as well as sending the user’s login as UNAME.

This code should go into a Must-Use Plugin, within /wp-content/mu-plugins/ (create the directory and file if you do not already have it).

If you need any assistance with setting up the code that you need, let me know. :)

Any suggestions how to configure this? I have Cloudfront / JW player up and running well…
Thanks!

If you check the box under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Download Options -› Amazon® S3/CloudFront CDN Storage labeled Yes, automatically configure my Amazon® CloudFront Distributions & Amazon® S3 ACLs for me., s2Member should automatically set this up for you.

Sounds good.

Hi Matt,

You are using the file provided within Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Import/Export -› User/Member Exportation and not Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Import/Export -› s2Member® Options (Import/Export), correct?

I just checked the functionality on a development site and it appears to be working correctly.

Could you open the .csv file with Notepad or something similar and copy a small portion of the file here?

Hi Frank,

Keep in mind that just caching pages for not-logged-in members can significantly increase your server’s speed. Many times search engines and just general browsing can slow down your site, and just enabling Quick Cache will speed up your site in the meantime.