Cristián Lávaque

Right, we’ll be adding a lot more logging to s2Member so things like these may be possible. I’m not sure it’ll satisfy everyone, but we’ll try to satisfy as many as possible with the new features. :)

For now, though, you could try using a tracking script/service and add some variables (like user ID) to the file links, in order to know what files are downloaded most, etc.

Right, that code removes all the ccaps on demotion, so if you take out the code, no ccaps would be removed. For something in between, you’d need to add some some of your own code to remove certain ccaps based on your conditions.

If you use the redirection URL for the Login Welcome, yes, you’d need to adjust the permalink of the pages for this.

If you use a single Login Welcome page with conditionals, then the permalink is irrelevant, because it has nothing to do with the URL, it’s all in the body of the page.

[[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level2)]
The login welcome message for Level 2 users.
[/s2If]]

[[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level1)]
The login welcome message for Level 1 users.
[/s2If]]

I hope that helps. :)

Cool. :)

Hi Addison.

Pro-forms are styled and blend with the theme you’re using quite well. If you see no styling, then there’s something messing with the JavaScript of the pro-form. Either the theme or another plugin you’re using, may be causing this.

Please see this article and follow the tips suggested there to spot what’s causing the issue, please: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

Let me know how it goes. I hope that helps. :)

Hi Ganaxi.

You can edit the Signup Confirmation email so it has the URL of your custom registration page instead of the registration link generated by s2Member. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Signup Confirmation Email[/hilite]

Keep in mind, though, that your custom registration page won’t prevent users that didn’t pay, from registering an account when Open Registration is disabled, because the free registration pro-form doesn’t check that setting. And it doesn’t check the cookie set on checkout, that says what access he paid for either.

The deafult registration page will prevent registrations if you have disabled Open Registrations and the special link sent by s2Member in the Signup Confirmation email, is special so they are allowed the registration and given the access that was paid for.

So, if you’re selling paid access and want to use a custom registration page, sell the access using a pro-form, which will include the registration. If you use a button, then have the user register from the default registration form for it to work right.

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Chase.

I’m familiar with what CSS sprites are, but I have never used them. s2Member doesn’t use them and I don’t know what it’d take to implement them.

I’ll show this to Jason, the Lead Developer, as a feature request to take into account for the new s2Member being developed, which will be faster in general. Thanks for the sprites idea!

In the meantime, if you want to have them now, you’d need to customize it yourself. The pro-forms template can be edited, although you’ll need to edit the JS too.
Pre Sale FAQs » Is it possible to modify s2Member® Pro Form templates?
[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Shortcode Attributes -> template[/hilite]

I see, so it’s the same with no plugins. And if you change the theme to the default, the problem goes away, right?

In the console I see a lot of warnings and stuff, but no big errors… I guess it’ll be worth working on the theme’s JS warnings one by one and see if one of them takes care of the problem you’re having.

No problem. :)

If im able to do that, how would a member be able to cancel a subscription if they’re not using paypal?

This would be possible if you sold the subscription through PayPal Pro. For cancellations there’s a pro-form too. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Billing Cancellation Forms[/hilite]

What code would i need or use to create a button that allow members to pay with paypal or if they dont have a paypal account, they can pay with their visa?

If you’re selling a subscription through PayPal Standard, you’ll need the ERP (enhanced recurring payments) service to not require the user to have a PayPal account.

If you’re using Express Checkout, the user will always be required to login to his PayPal account to pay a subscription.

Buy-now transactions will give the cards options with PayPal Standard and Express Checkout.

I hope that helps. :)

When s2Member gets reactivated, the roles get reset unless you change that with a hack. See this article: Knowledge Base » Locking s2Member Roles/Capabilities

Does that help?

Hi Tammy.

Buy-now transactions are one-time payments, for multiple payments you’d use Subscriptions with a set number of payments. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Shortcode Attributes -> rrt[/hilite]

If you find how create a buy-now button over at PayPal, that’ll split it into two separate payments, then this article will help integrate it with s2Member: Knowledge Base » Using PayPal created buttons.

I hope that helps. :)