Cristián Lávaque

Thanks for the logs. Nothing wrong jumped at me…

My confusion is that how the Access Level is stored when registration is processed.

Well, the access (e.g. user level) is stored in the cookie set when the user returns. On registration, s2Member looks for this cookie and sets the access based on it. I’d try searching for “cookie” in the source files.

The other way is the registration link sent to the user in the Signup Confirmation email. The link includes the access the user gets. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Authorize.Net® Options -› Signup Confirmation Email[/hilite]

That’s the same link you’d get from the Registration Access Link generators. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Authorize.Net® Pro Forms -› Registration Access Links[/hilite]

The cookie and link also allow registration, in the case where Open Registration is disabled. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Open Registration[/hilite]

I hope it helps. :)

I see. That’s because of the width style in the theme’s file http://www.betterboosterclubs.com/blog/wp-content/themes/thesis_182/custom/layout.css

[hilite pre_code]
.format_text input, #commentform input, #commentform textarea {
border-width: 0.077em;
padding: 0.231em;
width: 45%;
}
[/hilite]

Just did a test purchase and got the PayPal email about it, but haven’t received the s2Member confirmation email yet. I’ll wait for a while, since sometimes it does take a while to show up in the inbox, even if it’s sent right away.

Hi Aymeric.

You need to include WP to your script, or [hilite mono]current_user_can[/hilite] won’t be defined to be used. http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3145&p=9683#p9683

I hope it helps. :)

Hi Andrew.

I see you’re using BuddyPress’ registration page. Make sure the captcha plugin you try is compatible with BuddyPress. Here’s one that says it is: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/si-captcha-for-wordpress/

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Debbie.

it’s not working on my site– the page displays the shortcode, not buttons, or fields, etc. (Other shortcodes are working in my theme, so I don’t think my theme is the problem.)

Are you pasting the free registration pro-form’s shortcode in a WP page or one outside WP? Do other shortcodes work in that particular page where you’re trying the free reg pro-form?

Can I see the page where you used the shortcode that didn’t work? You can use the contact form if you want to keep it private.

But that process doesn’t send the new members usernames and passwords, nor does queue the opt-in email from Mailchimp.

Right, importing doesn’t send emails or add them to the email list. You need to email them separately informing them about the new account, and you need to import them to the email list using the email service’s procedure for that.

Or have them register their own accounts and it’ll work normally: they get the email and are added to the email list you integrated s2Member with.

You can add any link you want in the confirmation email, but if it’s to a protected file then the person will need to be logged in or he’ll be sent to the Membership Options page. If you don’t protect the file then it’s fine.

The pro version is needed for separate login page and registration page.

Ah, got it. Yeah, you need the pro-form and login widget to do that.

Yes membership option page configured.

I see. I’d need to see your site to help me figure out where the problem may be. Would you submit the info using the contact form, please? s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Thanks. :)

Just did the test myself: protected a page at level 1 and with a ccap, and the restriction applied was Page at level 1, the ccap wasn’t mentioned in the vars. Then I logged it with an Level 1 account and the ccap restriction was applied.

So the ccap is checked after, at least with the Page restriction, but both are applied.

I give my php file path

Try the full URL to the script, not jus the path, please.

Hi April.

I’m not sure if this particular option will be available in the new s2Member being developed, but thanks for reminding us of it. I’ll add it to the feature requests list just in case!

About the date changing with the years, you can make it update dynamically using [hilite code]date('Y')[/hilite] in your hack. For example, if you wanted the date to be Dec 31st of the current year, then you could do [hilite code]strtotime(date('Y').'-12-31')[/hilite]. http://php.net/date

I hope that helps. :)

It scales fine, and we’re working on making it even better.

Currently it loads its JS and CSS dynamically via WP too, so the faster the WP installation is, the faster s2Member is. That’s part of what we’re changing in the near future.

Only a few users have mentioned having speed troubles in the past, but they were specific to their installations (e.g. plugin combinations, server hardware), most site owners haven’t reported a problem with this.

No, we don’t have stats, but I know some site owners -from what they said- have thousands of members and are fine, although I don’t remember someone mention hundreds of thousands.

You can test the free version of s2Member for speed, the Pro version doesn’t change the performance.

Sure, you can drip content to free members, but then you wouldn’t check the paid registration time, you’d just check the registration time: [hilite mono]S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_REGISTRATION_TIME[/hilite]. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› PHP/API Constants[/hilite] :)