Cristián Lávaque

If you’re using the link from the email, you shouldn’t be told registrations are closed. There’s something wrong, and that’d explain why with Open Registrations the users end up at Level 0, since the s2Member info in the cookie/link is not used.

Could you please try all the tips in this article? Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

Hi Garry.

Is there anyway I can continue to allow them to set restrictions per post but bypass the built in enforcing?

If you mean the Access Restrictions that protect the whole page, no, those will always redirect to the Membership Options Page when the user doesn’t have enough access to the URL he’s trying to load. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options[/hilite]

The only way to not have those redirections is not restricting the whole page, and instead protecting the content using conditionals. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Conditionals[/hilite]

If you want to apply the condition to every post or page, you’d have to add it to the template instead of each individual post.

I hope that soft launch goes as well as possible. :)

Hi Gambit.

You can try customizing this hack a bit to email you about it. http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=16143&p=54346#p54346

Hi Jose.

That’s odd. Those links allow registration even if Open Registration is disabled. I don’t know whey it wouldn’t be working…

Please try the tips in this article and see if one of them helps: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

Hi Ronnie.

You can use JW Player with files served by other CDNs, but s2Member only integrates with Amazon’s to protect the files.

We have in our feature requests list integrating with other CDNs, we’ll make it known when it happens. :)

You can only have one demotion role in s2Member, which by default is 0, but can be changed to another one. Knowledge Base » Forcing A Specific Demotion Role

If you need different demotions depending on the user’s current level, you’ll have to create a customization to achieve it. This may help: Knowledge Base » Changing Roles/Capabilities via PHP

I now have some subscribers who paid me differently than by PayPal. They do not have a recurring payment (yet).

You can enter an EOT time manually in the user’s profile. Just remember that if you do this to a user that has a subscription in PayPal, then the time you enter manually is the one that’ll be used and won’t be updated by changes in the subscription (e.g. new payments).

Im still getting the error message when I try to access the paypal pro forms section

Try the tips in this article, please: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

I have installed s2member pro, please could you point me to the best resource for enabling free membership for all levels.

Video » s2Member (Free Registration On Multiple Levels?)

In short, I dont want members to be taken to the membership option page now, I want to send them to their dashboard where they can access their relevent pages dependent on their level.

If they try to access a page/post restricted at a level higher than the one they have, then they will be redirected to the Membership Options page, that’s how the access restrictions work.

What behavior do you want when, for example, someone at Level 0 tries to open a Level 1 page?

Jino, thanks for the log entries.

Does your browser accept cookies? Are you using the registration link in the Signup Confirmation email?

Do you have Open Registration enabled? Try disabling it and testing again, I’d like to confirm that you’re registering only because you have the s2Member cookie or using the special registration link when you have that role problem. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Open Registration[/hilite]

Just enter the domain name you’ll use, I guess. It won’t prevent your s2Member Pro from working in your installation with the IP address, just as you wouldn’t have a problem using s2Member Pro in development installations besides the actual live site. :)

How do i get Paypal Pro and Payflow to work seamlessly together?

I’d just like to mention this, in case there’s a misunderstanding: PayFlow Pro is not supported by s2Member Pro. s2Member Pro supports PayPal Pro, which can may be using the PayPal Pro API or the PayFlow API. The latter version is called PayPal Pro PayFlow Edition. Knowledge Base » PayPal® Services / A Quick Comparison

Make sure that you have PayPal Pro, not PayFlow Pro. Then verify if you have the PayFlow Edition and, if so, enter the PayFlow credentials in your s2Member integration. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› PayFlow™ Account Details[/hilite]

If you’re selling a subscription and receiving payments on your site, then you’ll need to upgrade your PayPal Pro account with the DPRP service. I think DPRP stands for “direct payment recurring payment”. Check with PayPal that you have this.

Here’s what Jason said:

Well the customer is not logged out during an upgrade. We simply ask them to log back in because this clarifies things a little from the customer perspective (i.e. please log back in because now your account is a bit different); and they land back on the Login Welcome Page, so this feels logical to a customer.

However, you can modify this behavior by simply adding a hack like this, which detects if the customer is already logged in when they reach the login screen.

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For the redirection you can try [hilite mono]wp_redirect[/hilite] or [hilite mono]header[/hilite].
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_redirect
http://php.net/header

And this hack could go in the same must-use plugin file as the auto-login one, in which case you’d already have the PHP block open and don’t need a new [hilite code]

Jason told me you could try this:

Create this directory/file: /wp-content/mu-plugins/s2hacks.php
Knowledge Base » Hacking s2Member® Via Hooks/Filters

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http://adambrown.info/p/wp_hooks/hook/wp_loaded