Cristián Lávaque

Thanks for the update.

Could you show me the code you have in your s2-auto-login.php file?

Previous versions of the hack had that problem, but the one in that article was rewritten to fix it. Are you sure you were using the latest version from that article?

Hi Mike.

Those child sites will be for his users, right? If so, yes, he needs the Network license. http://www.s2member.com/prices/#s2-terms-blog-farming

About the pyramid thing, I don’t think child blogs in the network can then have their own networks. You’ll need to investigate this to confirm it.

Yeah, it’s safe to assume that. I’d still run a test transaction when you go live, to make sure everything’s working as it should before customers start trying to pay.

Keep logging enabled until you know it’s working, so it helps you debug if you need to solve anything. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Log Files (Debug) -› Logging Configuration[/hilite]

Hi Christian.

I did a little googling and apparently paypal pro needs to be enabled on my paypal account in order for other payment types to work – even though they seemed to be working fine prior to the move.

If you don’t have PayPal Pro, the pro-form will only work with the PayPal (Express Checkout) option for payments, the others are to get paid on your site, which requires PayPal Pro. Knowledge Base » PayPal® Services / A Quick Comparison

The membership site isn’t the main site. Is that likely to cause any issues?

Yes, you should use the pro-form shortcode in the blog where s2Member will be managing the account with paid access. s2Member doesn’t work across sites yet.

If you use the PayPal Standard buttons, though, for new signups (not upgrades of existing accounts) you may be able to use them outside, but not with a shortcode. Knowledge Base » Using Buttons Generated @ PayPal.com

Hi Paul.

Could make sure you have logging enabled and that these transactions have been logged? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Log Files (Debug) -› Logging Configuration[/hilite]

Then please submit your site’s info so we can review the logs. Please include the IDs of the transactions that had this problem, so we can find the related entries. Thanks! s2Member® » Private Contact Form

I haven’t tried this, but you could edit the recipients field. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Signup Confirmation Email -> Signup Confirmation Recipients[/hilite]

I’m not sure where in the database those would be. You could use the signup notification.
[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Notifications -› Signup Notifications[/hilite]

That won’t have the registration link, though. For that, I guess you’ll need to find where in the code the signup email is sent, and find a hook that has all the variables, to use it in a hack. Knowledge Base » Hacking s2Member® Via Hooks/Filters

Normally subscriptions are the recurring payment profiles created with the payment gateway. I guess that’s why I was misunderstanding you.

You can set the EOT using the [hilite mono]tp[/hilite] and [hilite mono]tt[/hilite] attributes in the free registration pro-form. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Shortcode Attributes (Explained)[/hilite]

And how do you want to end this level 0 access? Demotion won’t work because the user would already be at Level 0. Deleting the account? If so, change the EOT behavior to remove instead of demote. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Automatic EOT Behavior[/hilite]

Great. I’m glad it helped. :)

Hi Paul.

I’m pretty sure that a cancellation during the trial term would set the EOT at the end of the trial term, not the end of the first regular term. I’ll check with Jason to confirm this.

Do you have logging enabled? I’d like to know what the entries related to the subscription say. (x’ing out any private info) [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Log Files (Debug)[/hilite]

Hi William.

Well, the Membership Options Page can be used to give a message explaining that the page he tried to view is restricted and how to gain access. If you want to customize the message depending on the page, you can use these variables: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Membership Options Page Variables (MOP Vars)[/hilite]

If you want to the message to be shown in the same page he tried to open, though, instead of restricting access to the whole page, you’ll instead have to leave the page unrestricted and protect the content with a conditional. That way if the user has access he can see the content, but if not he’ll see the message explaining. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Simple/Shortcode Conditionals[/hilite]

Hi David.

No, the User Export tool doesn’t have an API for this. You’ll have to create your own hack to achieve this.

These may help:
s2member-pro/includes/classes/exports-in.inc.php
Knowledge Base » Remote User Status (Custom API)
http://adambrown.info/p/wp_hooks/hook/wp_loaded
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_users
http://www.s2member.com/codex/stable/s2member/api_functions/package-functions/#src_doc_get_s2member_custom_fields%28%29

Hi Ron.

What is the best way to remove all users?

You can do that in bulk from the Users list in WordPress. [hilite path]WP Admin -> Users[/hilite]

Would I need to remove them from mailchimp as well or will that happen automatically?

See: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / List Servers -› Automate Unsubscribes/Opt-Outs[/hilite]