Bruce

Removed s2-auto-login.php and ran the Server Check Tool. Still receiving the [WARNING] Plugin Directory Checksum (s2member) error. “Test Email Functionality” button successfully sent an email.

Got it. We’ll see if we can figure out the cause of this, in the meantime you’ll need to keep this hack off.

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The hack I posted is meant as more of a guideline to how you could do this. To accomplish what you need you’ll need to check each section, by using PHP’s explode() function.

Perhaps something like this:

<?php
function s2hack_auto_login_ip()
	{
		$ip_min = 123.45.0.0;
		$ip_max = 123.45.206.235;
		$ip_cur = $_SERVER&#91;'REMOTE_ADDR'&#93;;
		
		$ip_min_exp = explode('.', $ip_min);
		$ip_max_exp = explode('.', $ip_max);
		$ip_cur_exp = explode('.', $ip_cur);
		
		if($ip_cur_exp&#91;0&#93; >= $ip_min_exp[0] && $ip_cur_exp[0] <= $ip_max_exp&#91;0&#93;)
			{
				if($ip_cur_exp&#91;1&#93; >= $ip_min_exp[1] && $ip_cur_exp[1] <= $ip_max_exp&#91;1&#93;)
					{
						if($ip_cur_exp&#91;2&#93; >= $ip_min_exp[2] && $ip_cur_exp[2] <= $ip_max_exp&#91;2&#93;)
							{
								if($ip_cur_exp&#91;3&#93; >= $ip_min_exp[3] && $ip_cur_exp[3] <= $ip_max_exp&#91;3&#93;)
									{
										/**/
										$id = 1; # The ID of the user you wish to log the visitor in as / Could also be User's Login
										/**/
										$user = new WP_User($id);
										$user_pass = md5($user->user_pass);
										/**/
										wp_login($user_login, $user_pass, true);
										wp_setcookie($user_login, $user_pass, true);
										wp_set_current_user($user->ID, $user_login);
									}
							}
					}
			}
	}
add_action('plugins_loaded', 's2hack_auto_login_ip');

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Most plugins don’t require a specific capability just for their plugin.

How are you wanting Users to use these plugins? Do they need to be able to access them through the WordPress Dashboard?

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You can use the image attribute to change the image you’re using for your buttons.

See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› ccBill® Buttons -› Shortcode Attributes (Explained) -> image

The logging was enabled already.

Stupid question: Should I leave logging disabled all of the time?

Generally it’s a good idea to leave on the normal s2Member logging, but HTTP logging for all of WordPress is generally unneeded except for these edge cases.

I’m talking about this logging:

Did you have that logging enabled?

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Couple of quick questions for you. One is I am doing a custom login form and I want to gather their address. That being said, we are expecting this to expand throughout the US and into other countries. Is there an easy way to code all of this without entering each state as an option? And for people outside the US can I make it so they just have to check a box and then it will drop down a couple of lines for them to type in their address? I hope I described this thoroughly enough :).

I’m sure it’s possible with JavaScript, but s2Member doesn’t have this functionality. You’d need to code this in custom.

Also, when I go to the S2 member plugin it no longer looks the same as it did. Originally it had each section set like an accordion so that you have to click on each subject to read more. Now it’s just one continuous page with no breaks.

I’ve seen this happen for two reasons. The first is that s2member-o.php does not have permissions 755, and the other is that you have your site in Maintenance Mode using an index.html file. I discussed a workaround for the second here:

http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/custom-registrationprofile-fields-3/#post-46234

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You can change this text using the information provided in this article:

Knowledge Base » Changing Words/Phrases In s2Member®

Thanks for the information.

It sounds like something your server hosting company is in control of. I can’t think of any reason s2Member would do this and in my tests it works properly for any size file.

I strongly recommend contacting your server hosting company.

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

Can you send us a Dashboard and FTP Login via Private Contact Form so we can take a look?

See: s2Member® » Private Contact Form

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HOW DO I GE S2MEMBER TO SEND ME AN EMAIL WHEN MEMBERS DIDN’T MAKE A PAYMENT?

You could set up a Cancellation and EOT API Notification that sends you information when a User hits End of Term or Cancels their subscription.

See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Notifications -› Cancellation Notifications
See Also: Knowledge Base » Building An API Notification Handler

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This is the first time we’ve heard of this error. What payment processor are you using?

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No, currently s2Member doesn’t support this. Currently the closest you’re going to get is Any Character Combination ( exactly 10 characters ). I’ll ask the development team if there’s any way to extend this functionality to support this.