Cristián Lávaque

Hi Suhaib.

Instead of adding the badge in the footer box in [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Security Badge[/hilite], you can go to where you added the other badges and put it there. If that place doesn’t parse shortcodes, you can use PHP to do it:

I hope that helps. :)

You can use any PayPal button created over at PayPal, wihout an integration with s2Member, if you don’t plan to give him access to any particular content based on what they pay.

If you do want to give them access to content meant for those that paid, but without requiring a registration, you can sell a page protected with Specific Post/Page restriction. Video » s2Member (Specific Posts/Pages)

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Kimberley.

Well, yes, you could have the admin point the user to the page with the page with the pro-form/button for the user to upgrade.

If you give access to the user, he has it, it isn’t pending payment. So, in order to do what you want, you have to point them to where they’ll pay, tied to s2Member (i.e. s2Member’s shortcode for the button/pro-form).

I hope that helps. :)

No problem. Thank you! I forwarded it a moment ago. :)

Oh, okay. So something like giving the user new merge tags in MailChimp? Well, that’s not available yet, but I’ll forward the request to Jason.

If you wanted to hack this, you could probably do it. You’d need to use a hook that fires every time the user’s profile is modified, so you update the user in MailChimp. This may help: http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/registration-wont-update-mailchimp-merge-tags/

Hi Mark.

PayPal Pro is not required for the pro-form, you can do it with the free Express Checkout option. And the buttons are for the free PayPal Standard service. Pre Sale FAQs » To use s2Member® Pro Forms, will I have to use PayPal® Pro?

If the shortcode is not working in your post, it’s something else. Even if PayPal weren’t working, you should get the pro-form/button displayed in the page. What’s happening? Is nothing shown or is the shortcode shown in the page?

Could you post here the shortcode you tried using? And, if you don’t mind making your site known, could you post a link to the page where you posted it? If you want to keep it private, you can send it via the contact form. s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Of course. But if you are already planning to move because of other reasons, then it may be good to do it and then test again to see if the problem persists.

Ah ok. Thanks for the extra info. I’m sure it’ll help others searching for it here in the future. :)

I see. Then you seem to be losing the POST vars somewhere in your IPN script. You’d need to study your code to find where it may be happening.

I emailed Jason asking him about it.

Okay. Could you try enabling the protection for feeds? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Alternative View Protection -> Feeds ( hide protected content in standard XML/RSS/ATOM feeds )[/hilite]

Hi Eben.

The best would be to use the free registration pro-form. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms[/hilite]

I hope that helps. :)

Sorry about my quote, I obviously didn’t copy your post when I hit the button, so I pasted what I had in the clipboard from before and didn’t notice it. I fixed it now.

can’t i get a conditional to look if the member has a ccaps that is higher (or lower) than something else?

No, custom capabilities don’t have the incremental access Levels have, and when a page is protected by a ccap, that ccap specifically is what’s looked for in the user’s access.

So, in order to check what you want, you’d have to check every ccap the user has to find one higher. Or, you could give existing users new ccaps as they become available, then their accounts will have each specific ccap for the pages they have access to.

Could you have entered by mistake your password instead of your PayPal email address in the PayPal options page? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Account Details[/hilite]