Cristián Lávaque

Okay. And with all the account details update to the new account you are getting the errors in the first post, or did you update it now? If you updated it now, could you do a test purchase to see how it goes?

Hi Paul.

That’s because, although it’s non-recurring, your pro-form is probably for a subscription instead of a buy-now transaction. Subscriptions with Express Checkout (the PayPal option in the pro-form) are required to be paid with a PayPal account, so no cards will be given as an alternative.

If it were a buy-now transaction, then he won’t be required to login to his PayPal account to pay. You’ll find the buy-now options in the second half of the drop-down menu of the pro-form’s generator, or you can edit the shortcode manually. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Shortcode Attributes (Explained)[/hilite]

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Jacequelyn.

You can use the s2Member Pro Login Widget. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Pro Login Widget (via PHP)[/hilite]

To put it up there, you may want to google how to put things in the WP admin bar.

I hope that helps. :)

No, no idea. I haven’t used bbPress myself, or that widget, so I’ve never tried hacking it or found that problem yet.

Could you post the hack you tried, with all the info you can give, so someone with bbPress that is familiar with this may help you? Once you post that, I can then also ask Jason if he can spot from it why you may have that problem.

Thanks!

the first post of any bbpress thread doesn’t show up for some reason.

Where does the first post not show up? In the topic itself or in the widget?

I was expecting to see the login form but didn’t – did i miss something?

You should have seen something, whether logged out or in. You don’t even see the PHP code?

Could you link to the page where you tried it? And could please you take a screenshot of the edit page where you added the code?

Thanks.

Will AMR users work for the standard WP profile fields as well as the custom ones?

I believe so, from what I’ve seen. http://wpusersplugin.com/3086/user-lists-and-filtering-with-s2member-fields/

If you’re in doubt, the best thing to do may be asking the AMR Users plugin developer.

I hope that helps. :)

My pleasure. :)

modify s2Member’s roles so that they include the agent role

I think Eduán meant the agent role’s capabilities.

This working will depend on your real estate plugin relying on the agent role or its capabilities.

Hi Neal.

Thanks for the kudos! :)

About the users directory, you’ll need a plugin that adds that to your site. AMR Users is one that can work with s2Member’s custom profile fields, but if you don’t use those, then other user listing/directory plugins may be enough.

I hope that helps!

Is it possible for the moment to remove the paypal option button on the pro form?

I’m afraid not, it’s required by PayPal to have Express Checkout as an option.

if I merge old subscription to my new paypal account, how I remove the connection from my old paypal account to s2member?

The user’s account on WordPress has the subscr. ID, you’ll need to update that if it changes. The subscription over at PayPal has the IPN URL, which you’d need to update (not sure if it can be changed, probably not) if you move the user to a new WP+s2 installation with a different IPN URL, or have an IPN forwarding script where the subscription’s IPN URL is pointing.

Plus how to create two installation at the same time?

You install a second WordPress in a directory. Or enable multisite and use s2Member in one of the child blogs, but child blogs have a few limitations for security, and may have certain complications when you try going back to just one blog.

I don’t think the second installation is ideal, but it is an option for your problem…

thank you for your time and fast replied.

Glad to help. :)

It is possible to include a password in the import, but not the export, since the password is encrypted in the database, it can’t be retrieved.

A user mentioned the possibility of copying the encrypted password from the database and inserting it in the database of the other site directly (not through the import tool, but with a MySQL query), but I haven’t tried this to confirm if it works. I don’t know if when encrypting WordPress takes into account the site’s domain name or something like that. You can give it a shot, though.

Assigning a particular IP to the user isn’t available in s2Member, but there’s the Unique IP restriction. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Unique IP Access Restrictions[/hilite]

You can set the restriction to just 1 IP, which will be whichever the user has the first time, and any other IP would trigger the restriction, until the restriction’s limit expires or you reset it in his profile.

If you still want to set the specific IP he can have, then you’ll need to find a plugin that allows that control.

I hope that helps. :)