Bruce

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<' in /home/cheerlib/public_html/wp-content/themes/canvas-labzip/content-post.php on line 66

This sounds like you have put another PHP tag within a PHP tag. Something like this:

<?php

// code is here
//...
//...
<?php	   echo do_shortcode('&#91;&#91;s2If current_user_is(s2member_level0)&#93;'); ?>
<?php	   echo do_shortcode('&#91;ninja-popup ID=2484 autoopen=true&#93;'); ?>
<?php	   echo do_shortcode('&#91;/s2If&#93;&#93;'); ?>

If that’s the case, you should instead do this:

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This plugin along and “Wordpress https plugin” only seem to have the capability of redirecting a post or a page to another “existing” page somewhere else. I need to force a page from my wordpress blog to open from my folder “ssl” even though the page doesn’t exist there, right?

Not exactly. Instead, you need to have your page redirect to your SSL-enabled yahoo subdomain page that you should be able to access via your Yahoo Control Panel. This is essentially a mirror of your current site, but with SSL enabled.

See: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/smallbusiness/webhosting/ssl/ssl-03.html

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This means that if your theme or another plugin is also redirecting a user upon login, this can override s2Member’s Login Welcome Page redirect. To find out where your site is redirecting by default, please login by going directly to http://yoursite.com/wp-login.php, by typing this URL into your browser manually. If you are redirected to the Login Welcome Page, I would suggest checking the URLs that your theme or other plugins/login widgets are sending your Users to when they log in.

If it is not wp-login.php, or has something like ?redirect_to=/ at the end of the URL, then this is the problem.

Just to clarify, I can send a new member signup to multiple admin accounts, not just the default wordpress admin email? As I want more than one person to be able to approve it you see

Right. You can assign the email to go to as many emails as you need.

By sending their password to them, do I have to create it? As I’d rather not know a user password and I thought data protection meant I shouldn’t. If its auto generated when we send it then that’d be great

A password is automatically generated when a user is created, if you have this set up to do so. You may need another plugin to send a user their password without generating a new one, however, as WordPress does not support this.

The other question I have (sorry!). Can S2 Members extend the current registration form to include new fields such as:

Yes. You can set up Custom Registration/Profile Fields in your WordPress Dashboard here:

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

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

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It appears that s2Member was denied access to changing it’s .htaccess file here. I would recommend checking your permissions on the s2member-logs directory, and ensuring that they are set up to allow for PHP scripts to access and edit files here.

Please let us know if problems persist. :-)

I copy the shortcode to the post. And indeed the button shows up … as long as I am logged in as a member!
When logging out and going to that URL I am immediately redirected to the membership options page… Which is NOT what I want.

Your Specific Post/Page Buy Now buttons should not be in the Post that you have protected with Specific Post/Page Access Restrictions. s2Member will ALWAYS redirect to the Membership Options Page when a user does not have access to content. You should put this Specific Post/Page Buy Now button into your Membership Options Page, so that when a user tries to access the Post/Page, they are redirected to the button to buy it.

Does that make sense?

Private Contact Form login and log information has been sent.

I’m sorry, I do not believe we have received this information. Could you please resend the log files?

s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Could you help steer me towards the specific bits that would allow me to get this functionality up and running? Then I can spend the time to get familiar. I don’t even need to allow subscriptions for another month or so.

For setting up an organization type structure, I would recommend giving access to dynamically-generated Free Registration Forms (only available with s2Member Pro) to create Users with specific Custom Capabilities, such as are set up in this video tutorial:

Video » s2Member (Custom Capabilities)

You can then have users sign up with these Custom Capabilities to differentiate between the different students of users. These Custom Capabilities can be as simple as the organization’s leader’s username.

See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms
See Also: Knowledge Base » Using Variables In A Shortcode

My most immediate need is to redirect logged in users to specific pages. Some of the conditional bits seem helpful for displaying different content, but I’m not seeing how they would handle the page redirection. All users can have access to the content, but I need to direct them to different pages as I’m “curating” lesson plans.

s2Member already redirects to the Login Welcome Page that you have set up on your site. If you’d like to use s2Member’s Advanced PHP Conditionals on your Login Welcome Page to decide where a User should be redirected to on Login, you can do this. s2Member also supports dynamically-created Login Welcome Page URLs, which may be useful in this case.

See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Login Welcome Page
See Also: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals

…but I need to direct them to different pages as I’m “curating” lesson plans.

If you are dealing with lesson plans, you may want to use s2Member’s Content Dripping to display certain lessons after a specific amount of time. Users in the past have used this functionality for this.

See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Content Dripping

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

Thank you for the information.

I’m sure it will be useful for other users in the future. :-)

I’ve been able to upload the .csv file and import all users as new users by doing these steps:
1. open .csv in textmate
2. manually deleted each “ID” preserving the “”

I was previously deleting or clearing the IDs using Microsoft Excel 2011 for mac and I believe it was changing the file in some way.

Glad to hear that you found the issue.

What program do you recommend to edit the ID fields all in one go?

We currently do not have a recommended .csv file editor. s2Member’s .csv files are editable by most CSV file editors however, so any you find with this functionality should work just fine.

Thank you for your inquiry.

It sounds like you shouldn’t have any problems setting up what you’re looking for here. You can use s2Member’s Free Registration Forms (if you are using s2Member Pro), or Free Registration Form at /wp-login.php?action=register. Users will automatically be redirect to your Login Welcome Page which can house the information you want logged-in Users to have access to, which is a WordPress Page. s2Member blocks access to the WordPress Dashboard for all Users that are of an s2Member Level (or Subscriber).

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

When I get the responses the filled in fields that show up in their profiles do not show up in the email.

Are you saying that s2Member attempts to replace these codes, but does not replace them with any value? Or that the email is sent with these replacement codes unchanged in them?