In your shortcode for the button or pro-form, just list the ccaps you want to add. If you have a PHP execution plugin, you can use PHP in the shortcode too:
[hilite pre_code]
ccaps=",masterclass"
[/hilite]
The thread you linked to is over a year old, when the default was to replace the ccaps with the new ones, but that’s different now and the default is to add them, which is why you’d need to have [hilite mono]-all[/hilite] if you want to remove the existing ones first.
I hope that helps. :)
This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Cristián Lávaque.
I know that by default, a multisite network doesn’t share the users between blogs, although they’re stored together in the database. If BuddyPress changes that, I’m not sure how it affects the way s2Member manages the user’s accross blogs.
Could you test this yourself giving a particular access to a user registered in one blog, and protecting some content with that access requirement in another blog of the network? Let us know how it goes!
If you end up using s2 for the blog farm, you’ll need to upgrade the license too. You’ll find an upgrade link in your Account page, so you’ll just pay the difference in price with the license you currently have. ;)
Could you please send your login info using the contact form, as well as the link to your page with the form with the fields visible (not hidden)? I’d like to take a look at it. s2Member® » Private Contact Form
I don’t have experience with JVzoo, but I know that their developer worked on integrating their service with s2Member. I don’t know what requirements they have to make it work, so I suggest that you contact them and ask how you should set up your account there and s2Member so they work together.
About the older account you had, you can try adding the user’s subscr. ID with PayPal to their WP profile, you’ll find a field for it added by s2Member. Also enter “paypal” as the gateway. It may help automate the access management when they cancel. The End Of Term settings are here: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Automatic EOT Behavior[/hilite]
I see you’re using the cancellation for PayPal Pro. Are you using PayPal Pro or just Express Checkout or PayPal Standard buttons for them to create the subscription?
Did you test this from your admin account or from a test account at the level of a regular user?
Have you tried using the s2Member Options Export/Import tool for this? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Import/Export -› s2Member® Options[/hilite]
If the user is logged in, then the Profile section of the pro-form would be pre-populated with his details, not the payment section, though, since that data is not stored by s2Member.
Could you send me the login info of a test account with the required access to view the modification form, please, so I take a look? You can use the private contact form. s2Member® » Private Contact Form
No, Rick. I usually do the oldest ones first, but I first checked my emails and I had received an email notification about this one since Saturday, but I wasn’t around the weekend or yesterday.
I’m going through the forum now, replying to the oldest pending ones first and working through the queue. I’ll get to yours in a moment. Thanks! :)
So far it looks like that a Website Payments Pro Payflow Edition IS supported by the S2Member Pro Forms, but Payflow Pro is not (please, correct me if I am wrong).
I’ll ask Jason about this, who’s the most familiar with the new PayFlow integration.
So you want PayPal Standard to charge 20% tax, but not ask for billing address, is that it? If you don’t ask for tax in PayPal Standard, the billing is not requested, or is that just with the pro-form?
If you know it’s 20%, can’t you just include it in the price and not have PayPal add it for you?
I logged in to the account with the info you submitted, Eva, and the configuration seems alright from what I can see. I don’t know the ClickBank side, so I can’t verify the credentials, but you say you verified them already.
After checking a few things, I noticed that I was logged in right after registration, which is not a normal behavior for WordPress, so I suspected you had customized this with a hack. Went to your must-use plugins list and there was an s2hacks plugin. I’m pretty sure that the problem is there. You must have entered the wrong URL there. I couldn’t verify it because I don’t have access to the file, but you can take care of that.
I hope that helps.
By the way, you can delete the accounts I created (cristian, cristian1, cristian2, cristian3), and the test page you set up for me. Thanks!
Ben, have you tried using the free registration pro-form instead? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms[/hilite]
When I search the s2Member files for “ws-plugin–s2member-profile-field-4bp”, which I took from the code that s2Member puts in the BuddyPress profile for the custom fields, that’s the only file that comes up.
Do you have a caching plugin? Maybe you’re not seeing the updated page because of that.
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