Bruce

Hi there,

s2Member’s IP/Login Restrictions (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Brute Force IP/Login Restrictions) don’t work this way. You can find info on how it works in your WordPress Dashboard. If you’d like to set a system up like this, you could with some custom code.

After they signup, they are redirected to the page they were on but now have access to all the content.

Do you already have this set up? You need to see Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Membership Options Page Variables (MOP Vars) and Knowledge Base » Using variables in a shortcode if not.

1. If I protect them by level, it doesnt show the list of the other options.

This should be the correct way to do this. You should protect your pages that should redirect to the Membership Options Page by level, so that if the user is allowed access if they have the correct level. Can you elaborate a bit more on what this is causing to happen? I’m not sure I understand.

2. If I put content outside of the code, when the customer subscribes and comes back, they still see the misc information that took them to the membership option page.

What do you mean by this? Are you changing the content of the page with conditionals?

3. If I protect by page – blocks all content, post-wont display popup video, tag or category

This will happen if you’re protecting the page for Specific Post/Page sales. You’ll want to set up restriction in Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Post Access Restrictions by level. Is this the way you did this?

Hi Sacha,

As of now we have no plans for integrating Paymill, but I will put in a request to our dev team.

I’ll get back to you if I hear anything more on this.

Hey quick question does s2member use cookies for registration in any type of way? thanks

Yes, s2Member saves the permission to access the registration page within cookies that are set through the link in the Email members should receive.

please also as I said payments are going threw but the only problem I have is that when a user tries to cancel from there paypal account for the recurring billing.

Have you tried checking out Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Billing Cancellation Forms?

Hi there,

You’ll want to set up a custom registration field (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields) with the ID street_address.

Hi Buck,

The Lost Your Password feature is something that’s handled in WordPress’s processes. These processes are made within /wp-login.php, and you could edit them within this file. However, I would suggest using the ‘wp_mail’ filter instead. This filter is set up in /wp-inclues/pluggable.php on line 216.

Check this psuedo-code to get started:

add_filter('wp_mail', 's2hack_change_lost_password');

function s2hack_change_lost_password($vars) {
	if($vars['subject'] === 'Subject For Forgot Password') {
		// change the variable values
	}
	
	return $vars;
}

You may also want to check the WordPress forums for info on if anybody else has done this in the past. I haven’t worked with doing this in the past, and I’m not sure exactly what is passed into the wp_mail() function.

Hi Leo,

Thanks for the info. Glad to hear that you’ve found a workaround. Could you post a link to the topic in which you wrote the details for this?

Melissa,

Can you try disabling each plugin, and running a test purchase at 0.01? I believe that one of these plugins is casugin the error. My guess would be one of the following has an incompatibility:

AWeber Web Forms
Blubrry PowerPress
Official StatCounter Plugin
Pretty Link Pro

The link in your first post:

http://www.digitalscrapbookinghq.com/?s2member_paypal_return=1&tx=66N01032WN2033535&st=Completed&amt=14.00&cc=USD&cm=www%2edigitalscrapbookinghq%2ecom&item_number=sp:4705:43800

is currently returning the correct value. This link has already been used once and returns this error after it has been used again.

Do you have the full log files for your transactions? If not, enable logging under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Account Details -› Logging so that we can take a look at the logs and see why this is happening.

Hi Rob,

A few questions:

Can you post a link to the page you have this set up with?

Can you try uploading a small video file somewhere that’s not protected on your site, and see if JWPlayer will play that file?

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s2Member recently updated to work with JWPlayer 6. Do you have the current version of s2Member installed?

Hi Ross,

You might want to check your theme’s changelog for any changes regarding jQuery or other JavaScript features. By what you’ve said in your first post, the file is being sent by Amazon, but is not actually being played, correct?

Hi TJ,

I will put in a request to have this modified if possible. However I believe that the issue probably has something to do with the way that your theme is creating each of these links. I will ask Jason if he can shed some light on to what might be causing this.

Hi TJ,

This is something that s2Member does as a way to make browsers such as Internet Explorer not throw errors saying that the page is not secure. You might want to check out your theme’s code and see if there’s a difference in how the theme is requesting the site’s homepage. You can try changing this within your theme if you’d like it to be that way.