Cristián Lávaque

I’m glad that did the trick, Paul. Thanks for the update! :)

;)

That’s fine then. Try this:

Edit your latest post and protect it at level 0 or higher, use the “more” tag, save and log out. Then go to your homepage or the category where the post will be, and you should see the post’s title and the content up to the “more” tag, click the link to “continue reading” and you’ll be taken to the Membership Options Page.

No problem. Glad to help. :)

Ah, you meant a payment every 6 months indefinitely? Yes, what you said. :)

Hi Bruce.

It’s fine if you want to have two separate WordPress installations. Normally, it’s simpler to keep everything in one and just segment the content, but in your case, with the things you mentioned, you’ll probably do better with two installations. Not multisite, because that’s really a single installation with separate front ends.

The server load may be the similar, no significant difference there.

I bought the Pro version single site license. I’ve been studying and experimenting with it for the past week or so and so far I’m extremely impressed.

Thanks for the kudos! :)

Here’s what Jason replied:

Yea, most PP accounts have Express Checkout enabled already. However, there are some older/existing accounts that I’ve seen, which do not yet, and it must be requested.

If you have the ability to obtain your API Credentials inside your PayPal account, you have Express Checkout. If you don’t, you’ll have to request that it be enabled for you.

I’m going to remove these instructions in a future release, because they do cause unnecessary confusion more most site owners.

Okay, I was suspecting it may be a problem with wp_cron, and Jason confirmed it now:

If the EOT setting will not stick, it’s because WP Cron has been disabled, either by his hosting company, or by a plugin conflicting with s2Member. The only way to get EOTs working in this case, is to setup a real CRON job (i.e. choose the “I’ll run my own CRON job” option from that dropdown menu, and it will provide instructions).

I hope that helps. :)

The thank you page should be

http://domainname.com/?s2member_pro_clickbank_return=1

I keep getting redirected to the Pitch page

Because you restricted the thank-you page at to Level 1. The user that just checked out is not at Level 1 yet, the thank-you page should be visible to him without the new access he just purchased.

I hope that helps. :)

Excellent! Thanks for the update. :)

Right, you only need to integrate s2Member with S3 to protect the downloads from there. If your files are public, you can use S3 normally, without integrating to s2Member.

Hi Meets.

I’ve exported s2member settings from the old site to the new one and it has worked nicely exempt for
Email configuration
Email From: “Name”

Thanks for reporting that. I’ll notify Jason.

I have found this plugin
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/import-users-from-csv/

Could this be useful?

I’m not familiar with it, but you could try it. I don’t know how well it’d deal with the s2Member custom profile fields.

Now the hard part
How do we export and import users?
One option that comes to mind and the preferred one would be to export users, import them and then ask all users (in one go) to please change password.

Right, your users would need to use the “lost password” tool to get a new one generated.

Another option is to go to your database, export the users and usermeta tables, and import them to your new site using phpMyAdmin, for example. I haven’t tried this, but it’s worth a shot. I’m not sure if passwords would still work, because I’m not sure what WP uses to encrypt them, which may be different in the new site, but it’s worth a shot.

I hope that helps. :)