Cristián Lávaque

Excellent! Thanks the update. I’m glad I could help you with that. :)

Hi Mark.

Could you please show a screenshot of your tax settings panel? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Tax Rate Calculations[/hilite]

And a link to the pro-form where this is happening to try it?

Thanks!

Hi Wayne.

No, that’s not possible in s2Member Pro either.

s2Member doesn’t password protect the content, it protects it based on the user account’s access level. Creating an account does require a username and password, but also an email address. The step where he has to enter the user/pass to view content, would pretty much be the same as logging in if he registered.

It is possible to sell access without requiring registration if you using the Specific Post/Page restriction, but that doesn’t do categories. You can protect posts and groups and bundle them, but a bundle you sold wouldn’t be updated in the future with new posts you create.

I hope that answers the question. Let us know if you have any others. :)

You can do it here, x’ing out any private info. Put them inside HTML code tags, please. [hilite mono]<[/hilite][hilite mono]code><[/hilite][hilite mono]/code>[/hilite]

Hi Amanda.

So what you call tiers, are the s2Member levels, is that correct? There’s a setting to control the navigation menus based on the level access the user has. Please play with it a bit and let me know if it does what you’re asking: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Alternative View Protection -> Nav Menus[/hilite]

I hope that helps. :)

Thanks for the update! I’m very glad you could solve it and that I could help you. :)

It might make sense to compile a list of various plugins or what ever else causes problems with S2 for future situations like this.

Yes, we have a partial list of plugin conflicts here: http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=6309

The troubleshooting tips article gives a very good approach to find the most common sources of problem. Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

And there are the forums to search for the problem you may be experiencing, to see if others had already mentioned it. That’s why we do our support publicly, to leave a record that will help others in the future.

Let us know if you have more questions!

Unfortunately, it didn’t seem to bring through the email address.

Brian, are the other replacement codes working, giving the values for those variables?

What tracking code are you using, the Signup one? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Tracking -› Signup Tracking Codes[/hilite]

There’s a code that can be used to log the notifications API, and could be modified a bit to log the tracking API.

Create this file in your root WordPress installation: /s2-api-notification.php

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Now you attach this single script to all of your s2Member API Notifications, as follows:
http://yoursite.com/s2-api-notification.php?type=payment&txn_id=%%txn_id%%&#8230; etc, etc…(including all Replacement Codes).

Do this for each API Notification.

The end result is that each API Notificiation is logged by the PHP script, along with all possible Replacement Codes.

To use it in the tracking boxes, instead of just the URL, try putting it in an image tag:

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[/hilite]

I hope that helps.

Hi Achilles.

When they go to their profile/account page, I want to display options to upgrade or cancel plans and also the time of automatic renewal (in case of recurring membership plans) or time of membership expiry.

You can create a page in WP to be the “my account” page or something like that, and display the modify and cancel buttons there, as well as other things.

The EOT time is not available to s2Member, because the membership keeps going until cancelled. It’s when PayPal ends the subscription for whatever reason, that it informs s2Member about it and s2Member sets the EOT time in the user’s account. For this reason, s2Member can’t say when the EOT will happen.

About renewal dates, you could calculate those based on the time the user paid for that access level and what the recurring period is. You can use this to get the paid registration time:

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$time = s2member_paid_registration_time (); // ... first "paid" registration and/or upgrade time.
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These are the same in the free or paid versions of s2Member.

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Andrew. That’s odd, first time I hear about this problem happening. What is your setting for [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields[/hilite]? That’s probably the only access s2Member affects in the admin area.

Hi David.

You could try a plugin like AMR Users.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/amr-users/
http://wpusersplugin.com/3086/user-lists-and-filtering-with-s2member-fields/

I have changed the link from https://s3.amazonaws.com/CarnetMcommeMuses/Calendrier.zip to http://escapadescreatives.mcommemuses.com/?s2member_file_download=Calendrier.zip like mentioned in the Download/Amazon3 storage option but when I click on the link, I still get the “AccessDeniedAccess

That link still doesn’t have a download key. Please read this: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Download Options -› Advanced Download Restrictions[/hilite]

Do I have to have access to /wp-content/plugins/s2member-files?

No, that’s not used when you integrate with S3.

Hmm… Is the user logged into his account when he loads the page with the PayPal button? And does he already have a subscription?

I see you’re using do_shortcode in a PHP block, why? Do you also have this problem if you just use the shortcode in a post/page normally?