Cristián Lávaque

Thanks for the update, Daisy! I’m glad you found the source of the problem and were able to solve it easily. :)

I emailed Jason asking about the 404 when the blogs limit is exceeded. I’ll let you know when I hear back from him on this. :)

Nice, thanks for the heads up on Formidable Forms. :)

The new tables won’t need a separate database, they’d be in the same WP database. It’ll be simpler to work with the data. Even if what you wanted is not available with a simple function call, you can do your own fancier database query.

No, the license doesn’t affect the plugin’s behavior. I’m replying to your first email with the login info, could please reply back with the URL that the user would try that gives the 404? Thanks! :)

Thanks for the kudos, Laura!

Yes, we’re improving the export/import tool drastically in the new s2Member being developed.

The current one does that have format for the custom profile fields: the columns don’t have headers, instead, they are pairs of field name and field value, and only with the field has a value, otherwise it won’t be exported. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Import/Export -› User/Member Importation[/hilite]

Additional extended information can also be included; even Custom Fields:
[hilite mono]"ID","Username","Password","First Name","Last Name","Display Name","Email","Website","Level[0-9]+ or Role ID","Custom Capabilities","Registration Date ( mm/dd/yyyy )","First Payment Date ( mm/dd/yyyy )","Last Payment Date ( mm/dd/yyyy )","Auto-EOT Date ( mm/dd/yyyy )","Custom Value ( starts w/domain )","Paid Subscr. ID","Paid Subscr. Gateway","Custom Field ID #1","Custom Field Value #1","Custom Field ID #2","Custom Field Value #2", ...[/hilite]

Here is a full example with all fields filled in, including extended details; and two Custom Fields:
[hilite mono]"","johnsmith22","mY!passwrD","John","Smith","John Smith","john.smith@example.com","http://www.example.com/","2","music,videos","12/31/2000","01/10/2001","12/31/2020","12/31/2021","www.example.com|123.357.125.654","I-2342934SSER243","paypal","interests","fishing,biking,computers","t_shirt_size","xx-large"[/hilite]

If you supply Custom Fields, your Custom Field IDs need to match up with the Custom Field IDs you’ve configured with s2Member. See: [hilite path]s2Member -> General Options -> Custom Fields[/hilite]. If you have a Custom Field that contains an array of multiple values, you can import the array using PHP’s serialize() function. This allows you to convert the array into a string representation. s2Member will automatically unserialize the value during importation. If you have any trouble, please perform an export first. s2Member’s export files are already formatted for easy re-importation. In other words, you can use them as a guideline for building your own import files.

I suggest that you create a test user with all the custom profile fields filled out and export again to look at that user’s row.

I hope it helps.

Please clarify.

If you have multisite, but s2Member is only used in one of the blogs, then Single Site license is enough.

If you have multisite and use s2Member in more than one of the blogs in it, you need the Unlimited Sites license.

If you have multisite and let your users have their blogs in your network, then you need the Network Support license.

http://www.s2member.com/prices/#s2-terms-blog-farming

Definition Of A Multisite Blog Farm / Network Support License

If you operate a WordPress® Multisite Network, for the purpose of maintaining multiple child blogs or sub-sites that you own yourself, an s2Member® Unlimited-Site License is sufficient (e.g. you do NOT need a Network Support License if all child blogs or sub-sites are your own).

In the case of a WordPress® Multisite Network operating as a Blog Farm, you WILL need our Network Support License (e.g. our Network Support License is required for Blog Farms), which includes everything that our Unlimited-Site License provides, plus support for the creation of child blogs or sub-sites; including the ability to restrict the number of child blogs or sub-sites that can be created by your users/members.

If you operate a WordPress® Multisite Network, and your Network DOES make it possible for users/members to create child blogs or sub-sites (in any way), we consider your installation to be a Multisite Blog Farm. Please note, many site owners run a Multisite Network for the purpose of maintaining their OWN child blogs or sub-sites. The term Multisite Blog Farm does NOT apply to a Network that hosts multiple child blogs or sub-sites, all of which are operated by a single site owner. A Multisite Blog Farm (in the eyes of s2Member®), is a Network that makes it possible for its users/members to create child blogs or sub-sites; where one or more of these child blogs or sub-sites is administered by a user/member (e.g. if you offer blogs or sub-sites to your customers, for free or otherwise).

Hi Nina.

Are you getting the “expired” message from the URL shortening service or s2Member?

Could you check your server with this script? http://www.s2member.com/r/server-check-tool/ Just upload the PHP file to your WordPress directory and load it in your browser. Fix any problems it warns you about.

Thanks. :)

Cool. :)

Thanks for the FTP info. I did a couple of test purchases and got the same error in the logs:

4 => ‘Unable to obtain API vars. The ClickBank® API may NOT have data for this order yet. Or, your ClickBank® API Keys are NOT configured properly under `s2Member -> ClickBank® Options`.’,

But I triple-checked your Clerk API Key and it’s correct. Then I thought of checking your server with our server check script and got a warning. http://www.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com/s2member-server-check-120703.php

[WARNING] Missing $_SERVER[‘SERVER_ADDR’]
Although NOT required, s2Member® recommends that your installation of PHP be configured with a [hilite mono]$_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'][/hilite] environment variable. This is the IP address of the server, under which the current script is executing. It should be defined by your server dynamically. Please contact your hosting provider about this message. See also: this PHP article.

Please resolve that warning and try a new test purchase. I hope that takes care of it. I’ll be waiting for your update. :)

Great. :)

Hi Jason.

No, there isn’t an interface to do that in bulk yet. Request noted.

You could create a simple hack that adds a ccap check for all your pages. Watch the ccaps videos, in the second half of the 2nd video in the playlist, Jason goes into an example that may help you. Video » s2Member (Custom Capabilities)

I hope it helps. :)

Cool. :)