Bruce

Are s2member dev staff available for hire if needed?

We do not do for-hire inquiries here. We recommend http://odesk.com/, http://elance.com/, or http://jobs.wordpress.net/ if you need a private contractor to check for third-party issues like this.

Thanks for the information.

I see now. There was a Post a long time ago where a member was looking for a solution like this.

See: https://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/please-help-loginreg-design-issues/#post-24264

Thanks for the information. I’m taking a look now.

Is there any way to make S2 use uncompressed Javascript so I can trace it myself to see what’s going on too?

If you go to /s2member-pro/includes/separates/gateways/paypal/, there is a paypal.js file, and a paypal-min.js file. If you change the name of paypal-min.js to something different, and paypal.js to paypal-min.js, s2Member will then use the uncompressed version of this file. This is true with all of s2Member’s JavaScript files.

Thank you for your inquiry.

I’m very sorry for the delay in response.

1) Does S2 Member or pro have a contact form and if so does it store the submissions?

No s2Member does not have a contact form. You can use a different plugin for doing this, such as Contact Form 7.

2) Does S2 Member or pro have the ability to restrict access to wp-admin menus and submenus based on user group or levels?

s2Member’s restriction options only encompass the ability to restrict access to specific parts of the frontend of your site. s2Member doesn’t have this capability, no.

Thank you for your inquiry.

Basically, I would like to put the sign-up (paypal pro) forms at, for example http://secure.example.com, where secure.example.com is hosted on an SSL-protected, pci-compliant server, and put the main site, or http://example.com, on a more scalable, and faster host without SSL and without the need to worry about PCI. Is this kind of configuration possible with S2member?

This is not possible by default, but if you’re okay with some custom code on your site, you could set up s2Member on your subdomain and your main site with the intention of sending s2Member information to its Remote Operations API on your main site.

See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Remote Operations API

With your Remote Operations, you can set up API Notifications on your site to change Users on your main site based on payments that occur on your subdomain site.

See: Knowledge Base » Building An API Notification Handler

I use .htaccess to redirect all requests for wp-login.php to the correct file (which may explain why s2 seems to work fine); so which additional URLs is s2member looking for that could be redirected to the actual file? If there are only a few, perhaps this could be a simple workaround for people who are in this situation.

If you’re using a .htaccess rule for this then there shouldn’t really be any issues here if you’ve done it right. Based on your explanation thus far, this is true for you.

However, I have seen sites that methods that go through an index.php file and can cause errors with 404s when this happens. This is not as common as your method, but can screw things up. The only time this will cause a problem with s2Member is if the redirect from the main domain to the actual site on the subdirectory is being done without careful attention to the URI.

My general rule of thumb on this is that if you can reach http://example.com/wp/wp-login.php from http://example.com/wp-login.php, you shouldn’t have any problems. If your site conforms to this rule, then the only consequence to your setup will be that you’ll get weird variations of your URLs in log files.

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

I’m very sorry for the delay in response.

Could you send us a Dashboard login so we can take a look at your setup?

See: s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Let us know here when you’ve done that.

Thank you for your inquiry.

I’m very sorry for the delay in response.

Currently all display next to each other , which means at the end of the form container, some checkboxes remain on one line but labels drop to next line.

Could you post a screenshot of what is happening exactly? I’m not sure I understand.

Thank you for your inquiry.

I’m very sorry for the delay in response.

iDev gets the transaction however the idev_saleamt is not set to $1.50. It’s set to the original order amount. I’ve tested this out and it’s almost like iDev does a look up on S2Member and gets the sale amount there instead of what I’m passing it.

Do you still have iDevAffiliate integrated within API/Tracking? I don’t believe this is possible.

I’m curious, is there a list of replacement codes that iDevAffiliate accepts?

I believe there is an API available in the iDevAffiliate admin Dashboard. However the only ones you should need are profile, idev_saleamt, and idev_ordernum

Thank you for your inquiry.

I’m very sorry for the delay in response.

How to I make the default landing page for protected content, when a user isn’t logged in, be the sign in page?

The only way to accomplish this would be to use s2Member’s Shortcode Conditionals and a redirect on your Page.

See: Knowledge Base » Simple Shortcode Conditionals

Thank you for your inquiry.

Sorry for the delay in response.

We have discontinued support of this plugin to focus on s2Member and Quick Cache. However as far as we know the plugin still continues to work correctly on the current installations of WordPress. I’m not aware of any other plugins that achieve this myself, no.

It’s also surprising because there are no errors and s2member is working fine on several sites where WP is installed in a subdirectory (example.com/wp) and served via root (example.com).

I’m confused about what you’re saying is going on here. Is your site on a domain, or in a subdirectory? It sounds to me like you’re using a mixture of both the way you’re saying here. s2Member is perfectly capable of running in a subdirectory where your site’s homepage would be at http://example.com/wp/. Where a problem runs into is where your site is actually located at http://example.com/wp/, but you have your site’s URL set to http://example.com/, where s2Member attempts to connect to your site by grabbing the Site’s URL, and is sent to something like http://example.com/wp-login.php when it should be sent to http://example.com/wp/wp-login.php. Does that make sense?

Thanks for the update, any ETA on when the rewrite will happen and be released?

No, currently we don’t have a strict timeline for the next major version of s2Member. Sorry.