Bruce

Thank you for your inquiry.

You cannot have multiple Pro Forms on the same page, so having two plans using radio buttons won’t work unless you link out to one of them.

However adding a Terms and Conditions checkbox is fairly simple. You’ll want to create a new Profile/Registration Field here:

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

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The URL that the User is being redirected to contains information stored in Membership Options Variables. You can find information on what this does here:

Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Membership Options Page Variables (MOP Vars)

Is there any way that I can make it invisible to members with the wrong ccap without breaking into the functions.php file?

Do you have Alternative View Protection enabled? That should do what you’re wanting.

Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Alternative View Protection

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I’ll ask our development team. :-)

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I’ve seen this happen in certain themes that don’t support the do_shortcode filter. Can you try reverting back to a default WordPress theme, and see if the shortcode shows up then?

Thanks. I’ll let you know if we can get it to happen in our testing.

Can you tell me what module I should be modifying to insert a middle name between first and last on the registration form? Is this do-able? Thanks.

You should use the instructions provided here for changing the template files: Pre Sale FAQs » Is it possible to modify s2Member® Pro Form templates?

For Paid Pro Forms, edit /s2member-pro/includes/templates/forms/paypal-checkout-form.php
For Free Registration Forms, edit /s2member-pro/includes/templates/forms/paypal-registration-form.php

I’ve seen wordpress plugins which allow for this functionaality such as: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-email-login/

I have seen many Users use this plugin do accomplish this, but s2Member does not provide this functionality, and we do not intend to. Changing the Username layout is changing a core concept of WordPress, and it could cause issues in the future. If you really need this functionality I would say adding this plugin in would be okay, but you’ll need to keep an eye out for incompatibility in the future. As long as it’s just allowing Users to log in with their email addresses, you should be able to disable the plugin if support for it drops.

If i remember, the coupons are only available with the Pro-form (at least until now).

Right, you can only use Coupons with Pro Forms. There has to be a form to fill out generated for coupons to work.

If you’ll look at Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Pro Coupon Codes, the first line is this:

Currently, this is ONLY compatible with Pro Forms for PayPal® Pro and Authorize.Net®, enabled by the s2Member Pro Module. Coupon Codes allow you to provide discounts (through a special promotion). A Customer may enter a Coupon Code at checkout, and depending on the Code they enter, a discount may be applied (based on your configuration below).

I reported this issue to our development team. It was recommended that you run the s2Member Server Scanner to check that WordPress is set to run in UTF-8.

See: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Server Scanner

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I tired changing the restriction options and it finally worked by changing “Unique IP Access Restrictions” setting to “Allow infinite IPs …” <- only this one worked. Not "allow to 50, 75 or even 100". It needed to be "infinite"… .

You need to clear this User’s IP Restrictions. You can do this through the Edit Users menu:

Alternatively, you can refresh all Users’ IP Restrictions here
(Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Unique IP Access Restrictions):

Let us know if problems persist after you’ve done that. :-)

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I’d strongly recommend not changing the prefix on a live site. You’ll need to change the prefix both in the wp-config.php file, but also for all of the tables that are created in your mySQL database, and all of the meta values that have been created based on the prefix you had set up. In my opinion, it would be easier to recreate the site over again with the new prefix than change the prefix after it’s all set up.

That being said, if that’s not an option, you’ll need to change the prefix for all of the tables in your mySQL database via PHPmyAdmin (your server provider should give you info on getting this access) for starters. You will need to redo (at least some) of your settings, and probably change the names in some of your options tables from wp_ to your new prefix. That’s probably what’s causing you your issue right now.