Bruce

Thanks for the follow-up.

Yes, you can find those here:

Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Authorize.Net® Pro Forms -› Billing Modification Forms

Thanks for the information.

I’d like you to try one more thing, please.

Create a new bucket, and use the information here to flush your current Amazon S3 Settings:

Knowledge Base » Reset the Amazon S3/CloudFront integration

Then, use the new bucket to set up ONLY Amazon S3 Integration (not cloudfront yet), and put your test file into the bucket. Create a test page and use the s2File shortcode to retrieve the file:

[s2File download="example-file.zip" /]

After you’ve done that, if your integration’s not working still, please send us a Dashboard and FTP Login so we can troubleshoot this. You can send those details here:

s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Is this the correct URL to use when s2Member has our bucket, keys and has created the CloudFront distributions:

http://ourdomainname.com/wp-content/plugins/s2member-files/s2member-file-remote/s2member-file-inline/ourfilename.mp3

…or did any part of this change recently?

/wp-content/plugins/s2member-files/s2member-file-remote/s2member-file-inline/

…or is there a more preferred URL?

This is the way to link to the file with Advanced Mod Rewrite rules. You can find info on what makes this work here:

Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Download Options -› Advanced Mod-Rewrite Linkage

For testing purposes, the best way to downloads is to use the Shortcode for downloads.

Thank-you for the details.

We’re sorry for the delay, we usually wait for a notification from the User (you), and get back to you that way, as we get a large amount of private contact form submissions. If you submit the private contact form in the future, please update us on that fact if we don’t get right back to you so we can know you submitted it. :-)

I’m taking a look at your installation now.

I just ran a test on a development server, and this is definitely what’s causing the issue. WordPress is using some special .htaccess rules (I won’t go into detail here), but the end idea is that the index.php file needs to be the only index file here. You can accomplish the same thing you’re doing here (and actually better, seeing if a User is logged in) with some of WordPress’s conditionals using the wp_head hook. I can give you a Must-Use plugin file that will accomplish what you’re doing with your method that I use for my projects, if you’d like.

Investigation Complete.

s2Member is attempting to grab its CSS and JavaScript, and is being redirected by your custom routine for blocking access to your non-live site. This is causing what should return s2Member’s JavaScript and CSS as:

SAAA National is down at the moment.  Please contact Admin@SAAA-National.org with questions.  Sorry for the inconvenience and we will have the site back up as soon as possible.  Check for updates on Facebook at ScottishAmerican AthleticAssociation.

I’d take a look at your processes and see if you can change the way you’re blocking access to your site to keep this from happening.

Thank you for the information.

I’ll have our development team look into this.

Thank you for your inquiry.

What is required of the User at checkout depends on what your PayPal account supports, and what your Button’s shortcode is producing. It sounds to me like your personal account is not yet verified by PayPal, and you need to add a credit card to verify your account, but I cannot be sure.

I would recommend reading the following articles here at s2Member.com. If you’re still having issues, you can post a link to a screenshot here of the exact message you are receiving from PayPal and we’ll help you in any way we can. :-)

See: Knowledge Base » PayPal® Services / A Quick Comparison
See Also: Knowledge Base » PayPal Pro, PayFlow, DPRP, Express Checkout

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

Can you post a link to the page on which your login form is on, please?

I am saying I want everyone to have full access to my site (www.mytradesman.co.za), then when a Tradesman goes to look for jobs (a page on a menu) they are presented with a page to with member options.

s2Member should be fully capable of doing this. s2Member should only redirect to the Membership Options Page if you have a page restricted. You should be able to activate s2Member and only protect a certain part or parts of your site, and s2Member will only redirect Users to the Membership Options Page if they reach a protected page.

If you were having problems with s2Member redirecting Users when it shouldn’t have, I would guess there is a plugin/theme conflict between s2Member and something on your site. If you’d like to try again, and see if you can find the conflict we may be able to find the problem, if it exists.

Thanks for the follow-up.

I’m sorry to say that I can’t really debug this any further for you. I would recommend dumping the variables from your hooks and see if you can find where there is a difference between Users being upgraded and not. If you can’t find any way to distinguish based on what s2Member is passing you, I might suggest just adding a year to the User’s current End of Term if it is already set. That should work equally well, I think. Perhaps something like this:

add_action ("ws_plugin__s2member_during_paypal_notify_during_before_subscr_modify", "my_fixed_EOT_time_upd");
add_action ("ws_plugin__s2member_during_paypal_notify_before_subscr_signup_w_update_vars", "my_fixed_EOT_time_upd");

function my_fixed_EOT_time_upd ($vars)
{	
	//If user is demoted to subrsciber
	
	$current = get_user_field ('s2member_auto_eot_time', $vars['user_id']);
	
	if(!$current) { 
		$expire_on = strtotime ( date('Y') . '-12-31');
		update_user_option ($vars["user_id"], 's2member_auto_eot_time', $expire_on);
	//elseif user is renewing active membership
	} else { 
		$expire_on = strtotime((date('Y') + 1) . '-12-31');
		update_user_option ($vars["user_id"], 's2member_auto_eot_time', $expire_on);
	} 
}

Thank you for your inquiry.

Does s2member have the ability to block content WITHIN a post or page based or membership?

Sure. You can use s2Member’s Shortcode Conditionals to do this.

See: Knowledge Base » Simple Shortcode Conditionals

Thank you for your inquiry.

In my experience, moving your site over is not hard at all, as long as you are not changing your domain. Just moving your SQL database, and your files via FTP gets you most of the way there. You will need to edit your wp-config.php file, and then check to make sure that your site is running correctly still. I would recommend checking the official WordPress Forums for more info.

See: http://wordpress.org/support

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

We first need your FULL log files, and a Dashboard login to take a look at your installation. Please send us a login via our Private Contact Form:

s2Member® » Private Contact Form