About: Craig Heyworth

wow, impressed. Working on Thanks Giving :)

I’ll check that out and report back then!

Thanks!

oh, just re-read your comment on the mu-plugins. So i’ve created the directory mu-plugins in wp-content and have created the s2-hacks.php now.

I can currently still access wp-login.php however.

ah thanks.

I’ve solved this. It was mealy a problem with my custom coding. urgh.

Yes i would ideally.

I would like to make sure that users never head to any part of ‘wordpress’ including the login.php, register page and even the forgotten password page, though I don’t know how possible that would be.

So currently I’ve got the paypal pro form on a page that allows to register, however I’ve not managed to get the profile fields integrated into Buddypress, so the fields the enter in the pro form populate the buddypress profile

And I obviously still have a /register page that shows the buddypress register page.

perfect, that works great.

a couple of questions:

a. So I have a custom built login page at /login. The paypal pro form after payment takes you to the wp-login.php page. Do you know where the code would be to change that to my /login page?

b. the buddypress registration process use to allow pages that the user would be taken through after registering, and thus allowed me to have custom pages explaining the interface and the functions of the website. After payment however it just takes me through to the welcome page that’s set with s2 member as if they’ve logged in numerous times before.

Thanks for the reply.

Basically the buddypress theme i’m using has added it’s own register and login pages… under the buddypress /register and /login pages it sets up. These look great however obviously don’t work with S2 member.

So I’ve bought the S2 pro to use the paypal pro forms, which I’m still struggling getting to work. I’m getting error codes back.

So although the above problem, I’m kind of understanding more (the redirect wasn’t a redirect as such, it was just taking me through to the buddypress login pages, not the wp login page) I’m still struggling getting it neat.

Do you have documentation on how s2 works alongside buddypress? I’m confused with profile fields that can be set up.

Oh,

I also read this in the quick guide on S2. It seems I most likely will be able to integrate the form, but as of yet, I’m lost :-/

“Since s2Member uses the default Login/Registration system for WordPress®, s2Member is also compatible with themes and other plugins (such as BuddyPress). If your theme has a login form built-in already, chances are, it’s perfectly compatible with s2Member. There are also many plugins available that are designed to place login forms into your Sidebar; and many of those are also compatible with s2Member’s integration. If you have any trouble, please check the s2Member Forums for assistance.”

I’ve found and just followed the following with great success:

http://wpmu.org/how-to-build-a-facebook-style-members-only-wordpress-buddypress-site/

I’ve now created a site that has a home page with separate nav menu / sidebar for logged out users. Added the restrictions to be forwarded to the members options page when logged out too, so I’ve now a great frontend setup for logged out users.

the problem now I face however is that logged in users, when clicking home, head to the logged out home I created using the following link.

Is there a way in S2 member to add a secondary home page for logged in members… ie: http://www.mydomain.com/home