Bruce

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

Could you send us a Dashboard login to take a look at your setup, please?

You can send that here: s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Update this thread when you’ve done that and we’ll take a look.

Thank you for your inquiry.

s2Member currently does not offer this kind of integration. I would suggest having a developer use selling s2Member Custom Capabilities in conjunction with another User Meta Field to track what sites a User has accessed, and decide if they have access to other sites. You’ll want this developer to use the information here:

Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Custom Capabilities
Knowledge Base » Changing Roles/Capabilities via PHP
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals

Your code would want to use the WordPress function get_current_blog_id() to differentiate between different blogs.

but the problem is, there is not the custom input field value from the html code – I have added this to the checkout template:

The best way to accomplish what you want here would be to use the second example from this Knowledge Base Article. You’ll want to shy away from editing the PayPal Utilities file.

Knowledge Base » Using Variables In A Shortcode

I just tried this shortcode on a test environment and it worked just fine.

It sounds like a conflict. Could you please follow these steps to try to find the culprit?

See: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

Login is OK, but first_name and last_name are empty in the email that the user receive.
But first and last name are present in the profil form !!!

Okay, thanks for the information. Could you send us a Dashboard Login so we could take a look, please? You can send that information here:

s2Member® » Private Contact Form

I am trying to determine which pro license I need, to achieve my desired site functionality. I am planning to use a combination of WordPress Network, S2Member Pro and BuddyPress. I am creating a membership site where users can either: (1) register for free and later add products (one-time or subscription based) or (2) register for paid membership for access to subscription based products.

If you’re using WordPress MultiSite, you only need a standard s2Member Single-Site License for that. You only need an s2Member Unlimited-Site license if you’re installing s2Member in multiple installations. You need a Blog Farm license for if you’re selling the ability to create subsites to Users.

I’m familiar….however, is there a way to get them automatically logged into the site, so they land on that page seamlessly?

You could use the hack posed here:

Knowledge Base » Auto-Login Upon Registration

You’d want to use the One-Time Offers as well, so they’d get automatically logged in and then sent to the page you want them to. This isn’t necessary anymore.

I have the identical issue that this person experienced with my new S2Member installation. It interfaces with PayPal via FORM not button and then it just sets the user to subscriber.

We never received any details from this s2Member User, and I’m unaware of if/how he resolved his issue. If you’re having a similar issue, please start a new topic including the version of WordPress and s2Member you’re using and the issue and we’ll help debug this for you. :-)

Where would that be at? Cannot find the file.

The Pro Login Widget is generated in this file:

/s2member-pro/includes/classes/login-widget.inc.php

The CSS Snippet that Cristián gave you could be put in your theme’s style.css file.

Ok….in case I want to shift to s2member handling the custom fields, can you direct me to some guidance on that (hopefully remembering I need the least geeky explanation possible: : )

You’ll want to create the fields here:

Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields

This is pretty simple. To get them to integrate with BuddyPress, you have to tick the checkboxes at the bottom of this panel:

You can just follow the inline documentation here to set this up. It’s pretty self-explanatory. :-)

Then my next question would be is s2member going to make their ProForms work with Buddypress? I’ve seen this issue come up with other customers. It is a common combination. Would that be possible?

s2Member puts its Custom Fields into BuddyPress, but it can’t pull custom fields created within BuddyPress. The solution at the current time is to just use s2Member to create these fields. I’ll talk to our development team about adding this functionality into the next major version of s2Member.

Thank you for your inquiry.

s2Member is fully compatible with the Authorize.Net Fraud Detection Service (we just tested this and it works fine). This is a feature of Authorize.Net you should set up within your Authorize.Net account, under Account -> Address Verification System. s2Member does not actually read any of this data because it doesn’t need to, but you can enable this if you want.

I read through the forums and if I can assume auth works like paypal, and I’m understanding what I’m reading, then the EOT on recurring payments will be let blank until the ARB check returns a date because of cancellation or non-payment? I hope that’s right – if not I need to find this problem.

This is correct. An End of Term date is not created for recurring subscriptions, because the subscription could continue indefinitely. You’d need to use Buy Now Pro Forms to get EOT Notifications based on EOT to work.

(BTW thanks Bruce for the EOT notification pointers – got a nice email going out to people now!)

You’re welcome! Glad to hear that it helped you. :-)