Cristián Lávaque

Hi Jan.

You can’t control that from the interface. You could control the display with CSS. You could also try changing the code a bit using JS in the front end.

To change what s2Member outputs for them, though, you could hack the code for it. Search the s2Member files for it and see if there’s a hook that lets you do it.

If there isn’t a hook, then you’ll need to hard code the hack. In that case, I recommend that you make a copy of the file and place it in the must-use plugins directory and edit that. /wp-content/mu-plugins/

I hope that helps. :)

Well, I checked the integration with ClickBank and the settings all seem fine.

I want to do the test purchase now, but I really need FTP info to get the log files and see when they say. Could you send me that? I’m emailing you now so you can send me that.

Yes i do but i fill them manually. Is there a way have them added automatically?

Got it. Yeah, there is. This may help: http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/s2member-mailchimp-and-ccaps/#post-17078

Maybe it is something i dont understand about WP myself. How can i install another instance of s2M on the same “site”? If i have a section under scrapbookcampus.com/fr how would i have a different s2M install?

Ah okay! Now I understood. :)

You can have several WP installations in the same site. It doesn’t have to be 1 site = 1 WP installation. You could have 20 directories or subdomains, all with their own WP installation. There’s also WP multisite, but since you’re just doing two installations, and one is already live, I’d just add the second installation.

A couple years ago I created a multilanguage site for a client, and my solution, since WP isn’t designed to handle multiple languages at the same time, was to create two directories (i.e. en, es), each with its own WP installation in the corresponding language. Then added the plugins, with their own translations where needed. And then added to the navigation the link to each language’s version of the site.

In the root I added a redirection to the default language. Since your root is the default language installation, you don’t need to worry about that redirection.

Does that help?

Hi Todd.

Sure, you could use the Authorize.Net pro-form to sell these, even if you’re not protecting content and selling that. You could sell Specific Post/Page access, which doesn’t require a registration, but the registration being just a couple more fields in the pro-form, it may be better to just register them at Level 1.

o basically like #1 above, but the user can specifiy the amount himself, and also enter an “invoice number”, as a pass-through custom field value that would be tied to the payment.

The invoice number could be a custom profile field in the registration form. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields[/hilite]

But the pro-form doesn’t allow the user to input the amount to pay. Maybe you can customize it to do that, though. This article may help: Pre Sale FAQs » Is it possible to modify s2Member® Pro Form templates?

he pays in 12 monthly installments – essentially a subscription to a recurring payment plan that charges the credit card (held in Authorize.net ARB) 12 times, once per month, and then it ends.

You can use the [hilite mono]rrt[/hilite] attribute (recurring times) set to 12 for this. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Authorize.Net® Pro Forms -› Shortcode Attributes -> rrt[/hilite]

But this time, he does NOT need to register a new user-account in the site, since he already has one

Sure. Just make sure the user is logged in to his account when he tries to pay again.

Well, if you find a way to have the chatbox in a WordPress page/post, you can restrict access to the page/post using s2Member based on levels.

Do you have a chat solution in mind already or are you still looking for one?

Hi Brett.

I’m not familiar with this, so I can’t really say. Do you have the same behavior if you deactivate s2Member to test this?

Hi Jan.

Sorry, the code seems to have been lost in your post. Could you post it again, making sure that it’s inside HTML code tags?

Thanks!

About having a link to your T&C custom profile field, yes, you can do that.

Hi Steffen. Sorry I missed your post yesterday.

I see in your log [hilite mono]‘s2_referencing’ => ’1′[/hilite]. Are you logged in to your admin account when you test the checkout? You should make sure you aren’t and test again, please.

Would it be possible to get access to your site so I look at your settings? Screenshots of (or access to) the ClickBank account would be good too. And a new test card so I can do a test purchase, please. s2Member® » Private Contact Form

First of all, thank you for a great product. Very powerful. Very impressive. :-)

Thanks for the kudos! :)

Hi Yosuke.

Right, it should be immediate. Is the user logged in when he starts the order for the additional ccaps?

Do you have logging enabled? I’d like to see the entries from all the logs for the transaction that had the problem, please. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Account Details -› Logging[/hilite]

Thanks!

That’s correct, Ross. Your PayPal IPN would be the default, which you can use for Gravity Forms, and s2Member sets the IPN on each transaction. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› PayPal® IPN Integration -> More info[/hilite]

*Quick Tip* In addition to the default IPN settings inside your PayPal® account, the IPN URL is also set on a per-transaction basis by the special PayPal® Button Code that s2Member provides you with. In other words, if you have multiple sites operating on one PayPal® account, that’s OK. s2Member dynamically sets the IPN URL for each transaction. The result is that the IPN URL configured from within your PayPal® account, becomes the default, which is then overwritten on a per-transaction basis. In fact, PayPal® recently updated their system to support IPN URL preservation. One PayPal® account can handle multiple sites, all using different IPN URLs.

*NOT True w/ PayPal® Pro* With PayPal® Pro integration you absolutely MUST set an IPN URL inside your PayPal® account. PayPal® Pro integration does NOT allow the IPN location to be overridden on a per-transaction basis. If you’re using a single PayPal® Pro account for multiple cross-domain installations, and you need to receive IPN notifications for each of your domains; you’ll want to create a central IPN processing script that scans variables in each IPN response, forking itself out to each of your individual domains. In rare cases when this is necessary, you’ll find two variables in all IPN responses for s2Member. The originating domain name ( i.e. cristian.websharks-inc.net ) will always be included somewhere within, either: custom and/or rp_invoice_id; depending on the type of transaction. These variables can be used to test incoming IPNs, and fork to the proper installation. For your convenience, an example script has been provided inside: /s2m-pro-extras/paypal-central-ipn.php. You can download all Extras here: s2m-pro-extras.zip.

I hope that helps. :)

The problem i have is that i am not using levels, only 0 and 1 and tons of ccaps

I imagine then that you’re adding the ccaps MailChimp merge fields, right?

I guess that would allow to have completely separate mailing lists on MailChimp!

Sure.

Well, since s2M is a plugin, i thought it would “apply” to all the pages of one WP installation, so if i want to install another instance of s2M, then i figured i would have to have it on a “different” WP install. Does it make sense?

Sorry, I’m still not sure I understand. :P

I imagine there must be, you’d need to check with the BuddyPress guys, I’m not very familiar with it to tell you much more about it.

But if you have BuddyPress deactivated already, I don’t know why that feature would persist. Do you have another plugin that could be adding it? You could test deactivating the other plugins one by one and checking after each if the problem continues.

I see. Could you fix the permission for that file? If not, you could contact your web host to help you with it.