Bruce

I have actually solved this, I found I could end e-mail in Signup Confirmation Email (pro-form).

Glad to see that you resolved the issue. I had actually just realized this myself. I had forgotten that this was not automatically generated ;-).

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So actual payment is correct, text on email wrong. How can I change this to be £ so as not to confuse my members?

I’m unsure how to accomplish this. I’ve contacted Jason (Lead Developer) to get his insight here.

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@GT_S2User

I checked your registration page and your checkout does not allow for Users to checkout via anything other than PayPal. I’m unsure what you mean here. Did you disable this because you were having an issue? If so, please send us Dashboard Login Info through our Private Contact form so that we can run test transactions and see if we can find the problem.

See: s2Member® » Private Contact Form

@Leonidas Amarant

At first look at your page, I notice that you have 2 Pro Forms on the same page. This is likely causing an issue, as s2Member does not support having more than 1 Pro Form on a Post/Page at a time. Please remove one of these forms and run another test transaction. If problems persist, please send us a Dashboard login via Private Contact Form.

See: s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Thanks for the follow-up.

Can you give me an example of what should work? I tried using the example in the plugin’s layout but when copy and paste the data or import the data from the a file using the example as a guide line nothing imports and no data is found.

It sounds like there may be a configuration error on your server, or a problem with the encoding type for your .csv files. The only way we can tell for sure is to run tests. Could you please send us login info and the file that you originally tried to upload through our Private Contact Form?

See: s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Thanks for your reply. We appreciate your patience.

Thanks for the reply. I’m ok with the workout of the forms but I would like to dig deeper into the admin bar. I have a plug in that turns it off (WP Custom Admin Bar). However, then I have no way to have a user login unless I create a link to login page which I have done as a work-around. That still leaves an issue with logging out and displaying to the user that they are actually logged in on top of Site.

Many themes already have Login/Logout links built-in for this reason. It sounds like you will need to have these links put into your theme’s header, such as we have at s2Member.com. You may want to use the examples in s2Member’s Advanced PHP Conditionals to decide when to display different links in your theme’s header.

Example:

<?php
if(is_user_logged_in()) { // If the user is logged in
	// Display your logout link
}
else {
	// Display your login link
}
?>

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

How can this be accomplished or is there a way to just modify the wp-admin in such a way as to also change the preset links (edit profile and get ride of ‘Howdy”?

s2Member prevents Users from accessing the WordPress Dashboard. I would recommend staying away from modifications to the WordPress Dashboard for this reason, and also because the Dashboard is really not supposed to be seen by your Users. It is meant as an Administration panel only.

Let us know if you have any further questions/concerns. :-)

Thanks for the bump on this thread.

Sorry for the delay.

Please advise if your S2Member-Pro Plugin will offer the following:
1. Dual Database: 1 for participants and 1 for wholesale items listed for sale.
2. Participants will make payment for each ad, prior to listing the details of the item. (not a membership payment) Envisioning: start record (including email)~ make payment~ thank you email gives link to complete the record and make future changes like pricing.

The first thing I’d like to mention here is that s2Member does not offer front-end posting for Users. This is functionality that would need to be added outside of s2Member, either through custom code or another WordPress plugin.

You may want to try this one: User Submitted Posts

4. If items can be separated or listed/ room: ie living room furniture, bedroom, kitchen, etc…
5. If distance/radius can be searchable: ie 5 or 15 miles from location or zip code, etc.
6. Participants see the wholesale prices listed, but retail clients/users prices will be hidden.
7. Allow participant an option/button to temp turn off the prices to show list to retail client.
8. Alert or notice to participant when a certain item becomes listed: ie waiting for black coffee table, etc…

The plugin you choose to accomplish this will also need to be in control of displaying your list of items. This is out of the scope of what s2Member is capable of. However, I can tell you what s2Member is capable of helping you with:

Creating User Accounts

s2Member is not a shopping cart plugin. In your original post you mentioned that the items that will be listed on your site will not actually be sold on your site. This makes things easier for you, as s2Member does not currently support the functionality that would be needed to do this easily (it’s possible, but will take much more work).

Are you planning on having members sign up to see your listings, as well as post listings? Will Users need to pay for access?

If you are having Users sign up to see listings, you will want to enable Open Registration or provide access to a Free Registration Form (s2Member Pro). Alternatively, if Users need to pay to see listings, you will need a PayPal Button / PayPal Pro Form to grant access to viewing listings.

See the following:

Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Open Registration
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Membership Level # Buttons

Granting Access to Forms

Though you need to have another plugin to generate the form to allow Users to post, s2Member will still have a role here. You will still need to decide when a User can see the form to create a new Listing and when they should not, as well as allowing Users to checkout and generate the ability to post. To accomplish this I’d recommend using Custom Capabilities. You can use s2Member’s Capability (Buy Now) Forms/Buttons to sell access to a Custom Capability that your form to have Users post should be restricted with.

For example, you might sell Custom Capability post_listing, and have a Post that’s protected with this Custom Capability. On this Post would be your form to create a listing. The only portion of this that would not be automated without custom code would be removing the Custom Capability after the User posts a listing. For this you can use the information in the below article for removing this Custom Capability automatically when a User posts a listing:

Knowledge Base » Changing Roles/Capabilities via PHP

In this case, with the Custom Capability post_listing, you would need to put the following code snippet in your Thank-you page for after the user has posted a listing:

<?php
$user = new WP_User(get_current_user_id());
$user->remove_cap("access_s2member_ccap_post_listing")
?>

I hope that all makes sense. Please let us know if you have any further questions/concerns.

Thank you for your inquiry.

Does it work with Autorize.net SIM or just AIM?

s2Member uses AIM, as keeping Users on your site is not possible with SIM. Sorry for the inconvenience.

I’ll put in a request for further info on this, and documentation on how this works for a future version of s2Member.

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When I tested, I log in as a free member “level 0″, and it’s ok. I have the “Welcome Login page” and I can see all the website. BUT when I’m log gin like a subscriber (level 1), I don’t have any redirection. Instead, I have the Member Option Page for each page I want to visit. I’m not recognized as a subscriber. What can I do ?

So what you’re saying here is that you have correct access restrictions from s2Member Level 0 , but not s2Member Level 1? Can you try manually creating a User that is Level 1 through your Dashboard and see if the issue persists with that User as well?

If you can access the site’s content with the User you create manually, then it may be an issue with your PayPal setup. Perhaps your Account did not get upgraded after you checked out, or it got deleted? What do you have set up in your Automatic End of Term options?

See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Automatic EOT Behavior

Another question : I think I have a Paypal account Business standart, it must be Pro?

No, s2Member’s Pro Forms do not require PayPal® Pro to work, but you cannot process credit cards through a Pro Form without PayPal Pro.

See: Pre Sale FAQs » To use s2Member® Pro Forms, will I have to use PayPal® Pro?

Thanks for the follow-up.

Eng
http://www.d-intl.com/feed/

Swe
http://www.d-intl.com/feed/?lang=sv/

Danish
http://www.d-intl.com/feed/?lang=da/

If you look at your URLs, each one of your RSS feeds contains /feed/ in the URI. You should be able to restrict access to your feeds with URI restrictions. Try putting /feed/ in the appropriate box here:

Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› URI Access Restrictions

I am looking at s2 to help with a membership app. Is it possible from a web app and native app to check if the username and password is a valid user and return the membership level from the app like passing them to a php page or function remotely?

I believe that s2Member already supports the functionality you’d need here. You can use the Dynamic Login Welcome Page functionality here to process whatever you’d need, and use the Replacement Codes available here to get the info you’d need.

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

I attempted creating a test post on your installation, and got the following error:

Upon further investigation it appears that all Posts and Pages on your site are generating this error. Please contact your hosting provider and let us know when this issue is resolved so that we can diagnose any further problems with s2Member’s restrictions (if they still exist after this is resolved).

Thank you for your inquiry. We appreciate your patience.

but I need more help. Where do I put the conditional statement and how can i construct the statement?

I can’t really tell you where to put your conditional statement, you should ask on the BuddyPress Forums for info on that. I would guess that you’d need to edit a BuddyPress Template for this functionality.

I can give you some info on what conditional statement you might use. If you’re looking to restrict access to Users that are not paying members (assuming that you only have one free level), you can do the following:

<?php if(!current_user_can('access_s2member_level1')) { 
	// Your restrictions should go here
} ?>

If you were to restrict Users based on a Custom Capability, you might do this:

<?php if(!current_user_can('access_s2member_ccap_buddypress')) {
	// Your restrictions should go here
} ?>

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

Please let us know if you have any further questions/concerns regarding this.

Thank-you for your inquiry. We’re very sorry for the wait.

I’m reviewing this thread now.