Cristián Lávaque

Just moving them to Level 1 won’t set an EOT time, and doing them one by one will be a lot for so many many members. You can use the User Export/Import tool and do it in bulk. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Import/Export[/hilite]

Hi Bran.

It does sound like the person is not being logged in, since he’s being sent to the Membership Options page, the URL you posted has all the Membership Options Page variables. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Membership Options Page Variables (MOP Vars)[/hilite]

And since you tried so many redirection things, there may be one left somewhere that is affecting the s2Member Login Welcome one.

Remove the customizations you added, try deactivating the other plugins and also change the theme to the default. Try logging in and see what happens. That should work properly, if it doesn’t then double check that you don’t have some hack/customization left in the theme or mu-plugins.

I hope that helps.

Hmm… Yeah, I don’t understand either. So you get the cc properly, and it’s fine, but AWeber doesn’t add the user? Remember that several attempts with the same email address may be a problem, try other addresses. Also, did you check the list of subscribers that still haven’t confirmed the subscription?

The localhost thing is not added to an s2 config, but the WP config ([hilite mono]/wp-config.php[/hilite]). Please read this section: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Localhost WAMP/MAMP Developers[/hilite]

See if that helps. If not, when you want to log out and it doesn’t, what does it do? Does another logout link work (in your theme or another widget)?

Hi Roderick.

No, this is not supported in the s2Member-MailChimp integration, sorry. :/

Hi Torbjörn.

That’s not something that’s in our to-do list but, at the same time, I’m not sure it’s needed.

If the confirmation happens because the user logs in, and he needs to confirm in order to post, then just limit posting ability to logged in users, then he will have no choice but log in.

I don’t know if bbPress lets you limit posting to logged in users only, but if it does, then that’s it.

And if what you need to know if what users are active because they logged in, then have another plugin that tracks logins and use that to monitor it. s2Member tracks logins, but it’s still not very advanced and doesn’t have an interface, this is something we’ll be improving soon.

I hope that helps. :)

I need to get the EOT date value in a php script called by the s2member script paypal-checkout-in.inc.php.

I’m not sure I understand this. Could you explain a bit more, please?

Does the user have an EOT time in his profile? The EOT time field could be empty too.

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Hi Kevin.

Have you looked at Custom Capabilities? Video » s2Member (Custom Capabilities)

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Grant.

Sorry, I can’t say that it will work, we’ve never tried it. It may or not. You’ll most probably need to work with the code to finally get them working together.

Hi Christian.

Sorry I missed this post last week.

Could you explain your idea a bit more? I’m afraid I don’t understand what it is exactly.

Thanks!

Hi Terry.

I’m sorry I can’t help much, but you should look at this file: [hilite mono]s2member/includes/classes/custom-reg-fields-4bp.inc.php[/hilite], which is where this happens. There you may be able to change the template a bit to suit your need and then manipulate even more with CSS.

It’s true that an update would change this file back to default, and there aren’t hooks you can use in this case, but you can try making a copy of the whole class to the mu-plugins directory and customize that. Since every s2Member class first checks if the class already exists, then having yours be there first will prevent the default one from being used.

I hope that helps you get this done faster. ;)

No, s2Member doesn’t touch the access to the admin area of WordPress, only the front. This is a WordPress issue, or some other plugin, but I’m sure that you should be able to find the answer googling it a bit or asking in forum about WordPress.

I’m not even sure if a single capability is what gives access to all the admin area or you get parts of it depending on the capabilities. I don’t have much experience with that, but you should read the documentation on them, that should help. http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Capabilities

I hope it helps.

Thanks, Rick.

Redirection after login takes you to the homepage? Does that match with what you have in the Login Welcome Page setting? Maybe you have something in your theme causing a redirection, which may be affecting the redirection after saving the profile changes? Please watch this video and see if it helps: Video » s2Member (Login Welcome Page Conflicts?)

You say that after saving the profile changes you get taken to the login page, does it mean you got logged out? Then please read this a make sure that it’s not the case in your site: Knowledge Base » Logged in but am considered logged out

I hope that helps.