Bruce

Hi Dan,

I believe that this code should work, but you’ll want to create a Must Use plugin with the name s2-a.php, or s2member-a.php. These file names give access to your Must-Use plugin to s2Member’s JavaScript processes, which is what you need to do.

Hi there,

sorry to bother you again , if i purchase this plugin is I am getting full source code and the I need to hire some one to get this function enable

Buying s2Member Pro will give you access to the source code, and support through the Customer Support forums. If you’d like to add this functionality, we’d recommend posting your job on Elance.com or jobs.wordpress.net.

the site i’m working on trying to get s2m to run on now does not show x2m in the directory??? I have checked to make sure but it is definitely installed and activated. I would attach a screen shot but it looks like I can not insert it here.

Are you running a Multisite Installation on your main site?

Also, I noticed that you didn’t post your paypal-rtn.log. Is that in your /s2member-logs/ directory?

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by  Bruce. Reason: Sorry, missed it at the bottom there

Hi Vincent,

Is it possible that your theme is doing this automatically because of how much content you have in the page, or perhaps because the page appears in the list in that sidebar? This isn’t something that s2Member’s controlling directly.

Mark,

I refreshed your options, and it appears that your tax configuration is now working correctly. Can you run some of your own tests and let me know if problems persist?

Hi Alex,

The first thing I notice is that s2Member is not actually getting any data from PayPal’s PDT. Are you getting emails from s2Member when you do these tests? You should get an email that will upgrade you.

Hi Nina,

This error with the forms not working generally is caused by themes, and not plugins. Could you try reverting to the default 2010/2011 theme, and see if that helps? If it does, you should contact your theme designer. They should update your theme to be able to work correctly.

Alternatively, you can install a PHP execution plugin, and wrap your shortcodes in <?php do_shortcode(''); ?>, putting the shortcode data within the quotes. I’m uncertain if this would work any better, however, because your theme seems to be pulling data directly from the database, and not filtering the data to allow for other plugins to display dynamic content.

Hi Mike,

You’ll need to check out the info under Knowledge Base » Offering a Free Coupon Code (100% Discount). You’ll need to use a modified version of these instructions and create a coupon form outside of s2Member’s processes. s2Member does not support adding coupons to free registration forms. If, however, you’d rather just add this functionality to the free registration forms, you can try editing the file /s2member-pro/includes/templates/forms/paypal-registration-form.php.

Hi there,

s2Member populates these fields through a shortcode, and does not support this functionality. I’ll ask if there’s a possibility of this changing in a future version of s2Member, but in the meantime if you’d like to check out the possibility of adding this in to your version of s2Member, check out the file /s2member-pro/includes/classes/gateways/paypal/paypal-form-in.inc.php, at line 292.

Hi there,

Could you post a link to your website?

If I set up url based restriction to ‘forum-name’
domain.com/forums/forum-name/

as soon as a user is aware of a thread eg. domain.com/forums/topic/thread-name
the url restriction set in ‘forum-name’ is bypassed.

There’s no way to use url restriction to set a top level protection and have all threads protected within the forum-name structure.

It’s also conflicting with the logic of the breadcrumb path which shows the correct structure.
Home › Forums › Forum Name › Topic
which would allow the uri restriction to be effective.

This seems to be the default bbPress permalink structure. I found some info online about changing these permalinks: http://wp.smashingmagazine.com/2011/11/15/getting-started-with-bbpress/

That should work, but if it does not, you will need to alter the template for bbPress topics to check which forum the topic is in, and redirect based on that, which will require custom code outside of s2Member.

Hi there,

See: Knowledge Base » Offering a Free Coupon Code (100% Discount). What you’ll want to do here, is instead of using a specific keyword to have the free registration form, you’ll want to verify the user’s magazine subscription code by passing it through $_GET/$_POST variable. You should be able to just set up a regular HTML <input />. Note that this has to be set up outside of s2Member’s processes, and you’ll need a PHP Execution plugin installed. A basic example of this, which you can customize, is below.

<?php if(empty($_GET&#91;'subscription_id'&#93;) || magazine_subscription_code_verify($_GET&#91;'subscription_id'&#93;)) { ?>

<form method="get" action="">
<label for="subscription_id">If you've already got your magazine subscription code, input it here to get FREE access.</label><input type="text" name="subscription_id" />
</form>

Here's where my Button/Pro Form goes

<?php } else { // otherwise, this is a valid code ?>
Put the free pro form here
<?php } ?>

You’ll want to set up the function magazine_subscription_code_verify() in a Must-Use plugin, or change it to work with whatever technique you’re currently using to verify these codes.

Hi Evan,

I’m assuming you’re using Domain Mapping, correct? This is something that happens within WordPress’s processes, this is the code from the source docs:

if ( !is_multisite() ) {
wp_redirect( get_option( 'siteurl' ) . "/wp-login.php?action=register" );
die();
}
if ( !is_main_site() ) {
wp_redirect( network_home_url( 'wp-signup.php' ) );
die();
}

There is a post on WordPress regarding this: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-wp-multi-network-wp-signupphp-redirect-loop

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To deal with this, I’d recommend not using the /wp-login.php?action=register page, and instead using s2Member’s Pro Forms to allow users to register (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms). Alternatively, you can use the hacked code in the WordPress forums topic I linked to. I’m unsure of if that code works, but you could try it.