Cristián Lávaque

Cool. :)

If I resume, if I set the rra to ”0”, it will block the access after the first failed payment right?

That’s how I understand it from the documentation.

Plus,I want to know when someone are unsubscribe for any reasons but want to resubscribe, what is the process? they reselect a plan and s2member will recognize their last username and pass and reactive their payment billing?

He’d have to be logged in to his existing account when he resubscribes. It wouldn’t continue the previous subscription, instead it’d create a new one.

Hi Stuart.

and ones that do see S1 as a free account instead of S0

I’m not sure what you mean by that.

Did you check out the User Import tool in s2Member? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Import/Export -› User/Member Importation[/hilite]

Thanks for the kudos, Adam! We try our best to give the best product and support, even if not always perfect. :)

I’m sorry you had so much trouble with an affiliate software. What have you tried? Have you tried iDev Affiliate or WP Affiliate? Those are the two names that come to mind from other users having used them successfully so far. I know iDev is quite powerful in what it can do, not sure what you need it to do, though.

The affiliates plugin hasn’t been a priority because iDev can do it quite well already, honestly, but we are considering it. Our priority is to get the new s2Member ready for beta, test and fix it, release it publicly, zap any bugs left and continue adding the features we left out of the first release. After it’s stable, we may start working on sister projects, like this and others we have in mind that would complement s2Member.

Great! :D

No, you tried most of what I’d suggest…

It obviously involves s2Member, because when you remove s2 the time drops 2 secs, but I’d like to know if it happens when one of those two is added. Could you time these?

– s2Member alone
– s2Member and BuddyPress

First off, kudos to the team for a great plugin – unlike so many ecommerce/membership plugins, most of the features of S2M worked right out of the box. I was extremely happy how easy it integrated with authorize.net

Thank you for the kudos! :D

Hi Colm.

You can style the button using CSS. The selector would be: [hilite mono]div.ws-plugin--s2member-pro-login-widget > form input[type="submit"][/hilite]

I hope that helps. :)

Grace, if the payments weren’t recorded properly, it’s most likely that their payment time wasn’t recorded either, and this would affect the way s2Member figures out the EOT time. http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/paypal-subscription-cancellation-data-loss/#post-16668

I’m not sure how your boss changing the email address in his PayPal account affects subscriptions, if at all. I’ll leave this to Jason.

Hi Cory.

If you’re giving blogs to your users, you’ll need the Network Support one, even if it’s just one blog.

But if you’re not giving blogs to users, they are all your own blogs, and you’ll use s2Member Pro in just one of them, the Single Site license is okay.

Hi Harley.

My answer to you is pretty similar to 3dp.

The member who owns/admins “msn” will have non members and members pages.

Right. You can allow s2Member to be used in the child blogs and the admins of those blogs will be able to use it to manage access to their content.

I want them to have to pay for that access. If they do not pay their bill I would like “msn” not to be accessible to anyone. Until payment is received.

I’m waiting for Jason to answer my email about this.

Each having there own set of users independent of the other pages.

Right, this is the default behavior in multisite network blogs.

I do want to say also, your plug in is AMAZING! And I look forward to doing TONS of business with you all.

Thanks so much for the kudos! Very glad you like it! :)

No problem. :)

No problem.

I heard back form Jason regarding hacking it, and this is what he said:

It’s not something that can be accomplished without introducing the possibility of new issues… The end result in the current release, won’t be one that’s as stable as it should be, with respect to this functionality. Too many structural limitations.

Instead he’ll be focusing on finishing the new s2Member, which won’t have this limitation, so it can be released soon.

Thanks for setting that page up. I did a checkout through Express Checkout, I hit the button to agree, and got properly taken back to the page with the pro-form. /s2-test-page/?s2member_paypal_xco=s2member_pro_paypal_checkout_return&token=EC-*************

I didn’t get taken to the Membership Options page or got an error.

If you want to customize where the person will be taken after checkout, you can use the success attribute in the shortcode. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Custom Return URLs Upon Success[/hilite]

I hope that helps! :)