Cristián Lávaque

Hi Tony.

Sorry, I had a mistake in my code there. Try this please:

/wp-content/mu-plugins/s2hacks.php
Knowledge Base » Hacking s2Member® Via Hooks/Filters
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• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by  Cristián Lávaque. Reason: Fix code

Well done figuring that one out, Ricky! That’s exactly the solution we suggest for this. :)

Here’s an example for different products:

/wp-content/mu-plugins/s2hacks.php

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'[[s2Member-Pro-ClickBank-Button cbp="1" ... output="url" /]]',
2 => '[[s2Member-Pro-ClickBank-Button cbp="2" ... output="url" /]]',
3 => '[[s2Member-Pro-ClickBank-Button cbp="3" ... output="url" /]]',
4 => '[[s2Member-Pro-ClickBank-Button cbp="4" ... output="url" /]]',
5 => '[[s2Member-Pro-ClickBank-Button cbp="5" ... output="url" /]]',
);
if (isset($shortcodes[$_GET['clickbank']])) {
$clickbank_checkout = do_shortcode($shortcodes[$_GET['clickbank']]);
wp_redirect($clickbank_checkout);
exit;
}
}
}
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http://yoursite.com/?clickbank=1

Hi Derek.

We currently have a login using a “Sidebar Login” plugin, but inner pages are not protected.

What do you mean? The login widget doesn’t protect pages.

We need to create a login on our homepage using S2member.

s2Member Pro has a login widget, which you can also include using PHP to your page. It’s explained here: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Pro Login Widget (via PHP)[/hilite]

I hope it helps!

Right, if all the posts in a category are restricted and your Alt Restrictions completely hide them from the archive/category, then the category will be empty, not hidden or forwarding to Membership Options.

The posts are what are protected, not the category itself. Even if you use the Category restriction, it’s the posts in it, not the archive.

What you can do is use the URI Restriction on the category’s URI. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› URI Access Restrictions[/hilite]

I hope that helps. :)

I see. Well, the policy’s what it is, but you can email Jason via the contact form if you want.

Maybe I can help you get s2Member Pro to work for you? What did you want it for when you got it and why did you decide not to use it after all?

Heard back from Jason, here’s what he wrote:

Here is a hack that would accomplish this.

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Sorry for the delay, Erik.

I’m afraid s2Member doesn’t have these features yet, that’s why I suggested some ideas to customize it, but I see they may not be enough for what you’re trying to build.

I think you should find a good developer to build this customization for you. I understand there are good freelancers in sites like jobs.wordpress.net, eLance or oDesk. :)

Hi Ana.

You’ll need to do a query to know how many Level 1 users you have and then use that in a conditional where you check if it’s above or below the limit you want, and based on that display the corresponding content.

These may be useful:

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$level1_users = get_users('role=s2member_level1');
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http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_users
http://php.net/count
[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Download Options -› Advanced Download Restrictions[/hilite]

I can’t do the actual customization for you, but that should help you or your developer do it. :)

Hi Nathan.

I know of a hack Jason once posted to change the default role someone gets on registration, but it’s not for paid roles. http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=2760

I’ll email Jason asking if it’s possible to change the roles used for paid users.

Hi Chris.

I haven’t tried this yet, or know if someone did, but the first thing I’d do would be reading this article on how to use buttons created over at PayPal, because there you see what’s required to integrate them with s2Member, which may be the same you need in Gravity forms. Knowledge Base » Using PayPal created buttons

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Dimitrios.

This is the Unique IP restriction at work. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Unique IP Access Restrictions[/hilite]

You’ll need to reset his restriction from his profile so he gets access back. [hilite path]Dashboard -› Users -› Edit user -› Reset IP Restrictions[/hilite]

He either logins in from several different devices with different IPs, in which case you may need to edit your Unique IP restriction’s limit, or others have his login info and are logging into his account.

I hope that helps.

i) this is what I get … so do I use this one? http://optionsweekly.org/jv/sale.php?idev_saleamt=%%amount%%&idev_ordernum=%%txn_id%%&ip_address=%%user_ip%% Please note that I do not have a profile=72198, it was not given to me at iDevAffiliate -> Setup & Tools -> API Scripts -> Generate A Comission … should I add that part in as per your image screenshot?

I googled this and 72198 appears to be the generic tracking pixel’s profile number. I think you can create a custom profile for your installation and then use that instead, this would be useful if you need to track different shops/sites. I see you used 44 in the URL in the second question.

Here’s a quote from their documentation: http://drupal.org/files/issues/iDevAffiliate_Vendor_Integration_Information.pdf

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Section 4: Profile Explanations & General Notes

As you can see in the above examples, we have profile=72198 set in each URL call. This is because we’re using the “Generic Tracking Pixel”. This number will never change, please do not adjust it. 72198 happens to be the profile number associated with this integration.

Once you have this integration working with your cart system, please feel free to forward us the integration instructions and we’ll be sure to add you to the automated drop-down list found inside our admin center. Once added, our mutual users will pick your cart from the list to integrate with and we’ll provide them with the detailed step-by-step instructions needed to implement iDevAffiliate with your cart system. Once added, the profile number will change as your cart system will be provided with its own unique ID number. For instance, your cart system might be assigned number 87 in which case the code would change from profile=72198 to profile=87.
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iii) How do I test if the Payment link is correct and working?

Couldn’t you do a test 1 cent checkout and then checkout your iDevAffiliate report to see if it got logged?