Bruce

Is there a way to restrict a member from printing information from the page?

s2Member isn’t capable of this, and I’m not aware of any way to accomplish this. If there is a way, you could use s2Member’s PHP Conditionals to decide when to do so.

See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals

Related to this, I require a date-based custom registration field in the USA format of mm/dd/yyyy. Unfortunately, the date format selected in WordPress’ Date Format setting is not impacting s2members’ expected format option for the custom registration/profile field. That is, the s2member’s expected format select field option for Date remains dd/mm/yyyy no matter which date format I choose (and save) in the WordPress setting. Any ideas on what is going on with this?

s2Member does not use the date format set here in its forms.

Actually, my original question doesn’t even seem relevant; whichever way I enter the date (mm/dd or dd/mm), even after changing the setting in the Dashboard, S2Member doesn’t return a validation error even for an invalid date. As long as it’s 2 digits, it validates, even if I enter “24″ for the month, for example. Any support comments on this?

s2Member only validates the format of the input, not the actual meaning. You cannot currently change the format for the date in Pro Forms. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thanks for the follow-up.

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

See: s2Member® » Private Contact Form

My problem is that the registration form is appearing twice on the one page. The first form contains the custom fields whilst the second form doesn’t. Is there any way I can get rid of the unnecessary second form?

This looks like a glitch in your theme. I’d recommend contacting your theme’s developer. s2Member shouldn’t be doing this.

… ok, so what i’m getting is that this is an advanced php scripting issue (via the pro login snippet)– not something that is going to be possible to do w/o a pro. Unless, of course the sidebar widget is used.

Yes, unfortunately this is correct.

The problem with this is that this is an advanced feature, this is already as simple as we can get it. If there were a way to make this simpler we would definitely do that, but as-is there’s no way to do so. The information provided around MOP Variables goes over all the information you’ll need for this.

where does the php code get inserted;

In the Membership Options Page

does one need to include the lines for category or tag restricted content even if all content is restricted by other means (ccaps for example) …?

If you’re using the variable that I talked about in my previous reply (_s2member_seeking[_uri]) no. The other variables are only useful if you’re dynamically setting content based on what the User was redirected from.

but i have now set it up as a S2memeber click bank button and the link goes to an error page on click bank.

What error are you getting on the ClickBank page?

My Login page says “Login Welcome Page (automatically guarded by s2Member)”

The Login Welcome Page is the equivalent to a “My Account” page within s2Member and should always be protected. You should be sending Users to sign in at yourdomain.com/wp-login.php, and they will be automatically sent to the Login Welcome Page afterwards.

See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Login Welcome Page

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

I just tested the reCaptcha integration in our labs and it seems to be working correctly still. It sounds like this error is being sent because of an invalid Private Key here:

Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› CAPTCHA Anti-Spam Security

Try generating new keys and see if it works then. Let us know if problems persist.

Thanks for the link, but I’m unable to connect to your site right now on two separate internet connections. I’ll try again later.

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

We’re taking a look at a similar issue that encompasses PayPal Error #36 in this thread:

http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/paypal-expired-security-token/#post-48610

We’re getting close to a resolution and this has a good chance of solving your issue. Jason will release word on this soon and if that does not solve your issue we’ll take another look at your site.

Thank you for your inquiry.

PayPal will require Users to have a PayPal account for recurring payments unless you have PayPal Pro. That’s the issue you’re running into. You’ll need to either use Buy Now Pro Forms/Buttons, or upgrade to PayPal Pro to take Credit Cards.

Details Received. Thank you.

I’m taking a look now.

We’re very sorry for the delay in response.

Your account’s ticket didn’t come into our stream for some reason. We’re looking into it.

I believe the issue that you’re having is due to you using this lin: position: absolute;. I would recommend taking this out, but beyond that we really can’t help you debug your custom code on your site. If you need further assistance, we recommend http://jobs.wordpress.net, or another freelance web site where WordPress® experts are offering their expertise through a bid on your project.