Cristián Lávaque

Hi Rakesh.

The billing info is collected on your site by the pro-form if the payment method chosen requires it, like when using PayPal Pro or Auth.Net to get paid on your site with a card.

Now, if you are just using PayPal’s Express Checkout, that info will be collected by PayPal (or is already in the user’s PayPal account).

If you want to get the user’s address, you need to create profile custom fields for them. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields[/hilite]

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Soosie.

That’s very unusual, I don’t remember a user having reported that problem before. s2Member doesn’t touch the editor except for adding the box that lets you set the Level/Custom Capability protection for the page/post.

Since the issue is with the editor, it may be a JavaScript problem caused by a bad implementation by one of the plugins or the theme. Conflicts would happen if one of the plugins or the theme isn’t doing something the right way. The plugin may not show a problem until you install another one that it conflicts with, even if the latter one is doing things properly.

A test you can do to find if there’s a conflict is to deactivate other plugins one by one, and check after each if the problem continues. To check the theme you change to the default TwentyEleven theme for a moment and check if the problem is still there.

I hope that helps. :)

Ah, so basically you want to update his existing subscription? Is that it?

s2Member can’t edit the subscription, if you sell him an upgrade subscription, then the previous one will be terminated and the new one started.

Then, when showing the user the order button to upgrade, you need to figure out the time left, and credit him what he has left deducing it from the initial term. Don’t do this adjustment with the regular term because that’s the amount that’ll recur.

You can adjust the shortode attribute values using some PHP in your post/page. http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=1604

Does that help understand it better?

Thanks for the info.

Then it takes you here:
http://swcas.org/wp-login.php?action=register

Then it takes you here:
http://swcas.org/register-2/

Which is weird because that is not even a page on the site?

This seems BuddyPress’ doing, because it takes over the registration process. I don’t know why the BuddyPress registration form isn’t showing there, though. If you deactivate BuddyPress for a moment and go to /wp-login.php?action=register do you still get the redirection? If you deactivate s2Member for a moment and go to the BuddyPress registration page, do you now get the form?

You can do without the BuddyPress registration and do everything with s2Member Pro pro-forms, if you want. There are pro-forms to sell access and let the user register right there at the beginning of the checkout process, and there’s a pro-form for free registrations if you allow those. The pro-forms don’t require PayPal Pro, you can use them with just PayPal’s Express Checkout which is free and the user experience is similar to the PayPal Standard buttons one.

Hi Randy.

s2Member doesn’t have an integration with Google Apps… There’s the Notifications API, which you could use to run a script that does integrate with Google Apps (if it has an API) every time someone registers, I guess.

s2Member does integrate with MailChimp, though, so if MailChimp integrates with Google Apps, that may be a way to go… [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / List Servers -› MailChimp®[/hilite]

I hope that helps.

That’s weird. I don’t know why that’s happening without going into your settings a reviewing them…

Is that the only page you protected? Have you protected other pages/posts that you could link to so I try opening them?

Oh, but I didn’t mean that you do it manually.

Got it on not needing both levels together.

I think that you could have a new level for upgrades, as I explained before. So new users or Level 0 users can upgrade to Level 1 or Level 2, that’s fine; but Level 1 users would upgrade to Level 3, which would basically have the same access as Level 2, but you can tell them apart from those that went straight to Level 2 instead of getting Level 1 first.

You’d just have another button that’s only shown to Level 1 users, which would sell them Level 3; practically the same shortcode as the Level 2 one, but it’d give Level 3 instead.

Does that help?

Hi Blake.

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That’s PHP, so it won’t work in your address bar. You’d have that in your WP page/post and it’d generate a new key each time the page is loaded. For PHP to work in your page you need to install a PHP execution plugin, e.g. PHP Exec.

Or you can use the shortcode to output the download key, or the full URL to the file including the key. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Download Options -› Advanced Download Restrictions[/hilite]

[hilite pre_code][[s2Key file_download="m3mb3r5h1p5/3a5y.d3al/3b00k5/BoozeBasher.zip" /]][/hilite]

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Allan.

That’s a good question.

So you want the person to have both: Level 1 and Level 2? That’s not possible with the current s2Member. s2Member Levels are WP roles, and a user can only have one WP role. And if you want the levels to be separate subscriptions, that’s not possible either, because s2Member doesn’t do multiple subscriptions for the same user yet.

Now, if you move the user from one subscription to the next, that’s fine. In order to track the previous subscription, maybe you could add a custom capability that’ll let you identify him. Or maybe, those who upgrade from Lvl 1 instead of Lvl 0, could be sold Lvl 3 instead of Lvl 2.

Does that help?

You may want to try using the [hilite mono]get_user_field[/hilite] function. http://www.s2member.com/codex/stable/s2member/api_functions/package-functions/#src_doc_get_user_field()

I hope that helps.

Thanks Lisa. :)

The screenshot looks fine, I don’t see a JS problem there. I really don’t know why you weren’t able to save more than one field at a time, then.

You could test deactivating other plugins one at a time, and trying after each to see if you still have the problem. I know it may seem pointless now that you already created all the fields, but whatever caused that may give you trouble somewhere else, so it’d be good to find it.

Oh, yes, you can. Sorry I didn’t understand your question earlier.

You can use the widget anywhere doing it with PHP. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Pro Login Widget (via PHP)[/hilite]

I’m glad I could help! :)