Cristián Lávaque

Ah, thanks. I’ll ask Jason about it, I know that some changes were done to this message recently, are you using the latest release of s2Member or are you behind with the updates? In any case, if there’s a problem, it’s most likely with the logic to display the message, not the restriction itself. So if he’s getting the 503 it’s because he actually wen’t over the limit and you need to reset it. :)

Maybe, I haven’t looked into that before so I don’t know the exact answer. You may want to google it, or ask in a WP forum for help on how to do that.

You’ll probably need a customization to achieve it, then. If you don’t know how to code it yourself, you can find a freelancer in sites like jobs.wordpress.net, odesk.com or elance.com.

You can have the s2Member Pro add-on active and still just use PayPal Standard. PayPal Pro is not required, not even for the pro-forms, since you can use them with Express Checkout.

I hope that helps. :)

Thanks for the kudos. :)

About your report, how could you tell he wasn’t over the max IPs limit? Just curious. Was it based on what he told you? He could have his IP changed by his ISP with each connection, or he’s moving around with a mobile device changing networks without him knowing it, for example.

In the email you can use the provided replacement codes, and if those don’t have something you want, you can use PHP in the subject or body of the email. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Email Configuration -> New User -> Admin[/hilite]

About the copy, just add it to the recipients list separated with a semi-colon, for example:

"Name" <user@example.com>; admin@example.com; "Webmaster" <webmaster@example.com> 

s2member-o.php is loaded for the CSS and the JS.

You can remove the CSS call if you take care of styling the s2Member forms, etc, in your own styles file. Pre Sale FAQs » How can I prevent s2Member® Pro from loading it’s default CSS?

The JS one can’t be removed because it’s required by s2Member and it can’t be made into a static file because it loads different values depending on the logged in user.

any suggestions, currently thinking of hooking the incoming recurring payment notification and setting a flag to say a payment has been made. (If flag not set then still in trial period)

That could work.

Or you could check the level1 time and if he’s still s2member_level1 and hasn’t been domoted after 30 days (after the first payment happens).

We haven’t integrated with them, so we can’t write a tutorial specific for it. :/

Here’s an article that gives some pointers for developers to integrate with new payment gateways: Knowledge Base » I want another payment gateway

I hope that helps. :)

You’ll need to store in the db’s usermeta table, that the user submitted the form. You’ll need to create your own customization for this. Then in your conditional you’d check that value to see if he did or not, and show or not the content based on that.

The s2Member custom profile fields may work for your “intake” form as part of the registration. You can make these fields required, so he won’t even be able to register if he doesn’t fill out those fields you want. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields[/hilite]

I hope that helps.

Okay.

Well, the integration with S3 and CF seems to be correct, at least it’s trying to load the file from there. The error I get is about the missing signature. I checked the URL and it does have the variable in the querystring, but it doesn’t have a value. So I looked in the code and see that it gets base64 encoded in files-in.inc.php, but there must be something not working if nothing is returned.

Could you please try the server scanner again so we make sure it’s not a server thing? The troubleshooting tips include this step, but I haven’t received confirmation that you did these lately. Could you try the scanner now and confirm that it’s all green? I would have done it myself, but the FTP login you had sent before is not working for me now. Knowledge Base » s2Member® Server Scanner

Your server scanner had a warning about your s2member-pro directory not passing the checksum test, and recommending that you reupload it. So I did it for you and it shows up in your WP Admin now.

1) Will PRO allow me to export the user registration info easily?

Yes, it comes with an export and import tool you can use for this. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Import/Export[/hilite]

2) Is the upgrade seamless – with no loss of current data?

It’s very simple, you just upload the s2member-pro folder to your plugins directory and it’ll automatically add the pro features to your s2Member. Just make sure that the framework and pro versions match.

You may also want to verify that you have the Deactivation Safeguards enabled to prevent data loss (this is true for the free version updates too, not just the Pro upgrade). [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Deactivation Safeguards[/hilite]

3) Importantly – would it be possible with pro to create a recurrent, yearly payment BUT have a coupon code for year 1.

The coupon can’t be applied to just a few regular term payments and not the rest. You can apply it to the initial term only, though. If your payments are yearly, then you could use the initial term for the first year and the regular term for the following ones, and your coupon could be applied to the initial term only to discount the first year.

I hope that helps. :)