Cristián Lávaque

Hi Chris.

Well, the Login Welcome Page redirection happens for everyone on login. What you can do to is check the user’s level on that page and if Level 0, then forward them to the one you want for them. You can do that with a JavaScript redirection in the body of the Login Welcome page, or a PHP redirection in a hack.

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Raphael.

You can add a login form to the Membership Options Page using the s2Member Pro login widget. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Pro Login Widget (via PHP)[/hilite]

Or add a JavaScript redirection to the Membership Options Page so they’re forwarded to the default login page.

I hope that helps. :)

if I move files into the /mu-plugins/ or any other theme folder, I would still need to update them with the new code.

No. If you make a copy of the pro-form templates to your active theme’s directory, those files won’t be touched when you update s2Member. If you make a copy of paypal-checkout-in.inc.php to your must-use plugins directory, that won’t be touched when you update s2Member.

I’ll tell Jason about the list of modified files on update. But even without it, you could make a diff between versions of the files, using something like ExamDiff. http://www.prestosoft.com/edp_examdiff.asp

Hi Yanner.

The s2Member JS and CSS are dynamic and served via s2member-o.php. I mentioned in your other thread that the URL to that file is missing a few needed variables in your site, which is what seems to be causing the problem. Please try the tests I suggested there.

With the CSS you can make a copy of the output of that file to compress and use that, then disable the dynamic CSS. Pre Sale FAQs » How can I prevent s2Member® Pro from loading it’s default CSS?

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Yanner.

The URL that the report points to is the one for s2member-o.php, which is the script used to load s2Member’s CSS and JS dynamically. But that URL should also include a few variables that are missing in your page, e.g.: s2member-o.php[hilite mono]?ws_plugin__s2member_css=1&qcABC=1&ver=130214-130214-2138353838[/hilite]

I’m guessing that another plugin or the theme is causing this problem. Could you please test for a conflict following the suggestions in this article? Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Dmitry.

When the user selects $50 plan, he paid the full $50 for the first two years.
What happens if he decides to update its plan for $ 7 a month?

The previous subscription would end and the new one would start.

Will he get back the $ 50? If not, when it will begin to pay $ 7 a month, after 2 years? After the expiration of the first plan?

No, won’t. You’d need to customize the pro-form he’s changing his subscription with, to take into account the time he has left from the 2 years, and enter that as an initial free term so that the monthly $7 payments start being charged after that. Knowledge Base » Using Variables In A Shortcode

If the user cancels their subscription for $ 50 he will have access to the end of the subscription term? But if he decides to make another $ 50 subscription, he will lose the first $ 50?

Right, if he cancels he’d still have access until his paid time runs out.

Yes, if he pays the $50 dls subscription again, it’d reset the subscription. You’d need to adjust the pro-form’s shortcode as I mentioned before to give keep the paid time he’s got left. Knowledge Base » Using Variables In A Shortcode

Buy Now transactions (not subscriptions) can add time to the paid time he already has. You’ll find the setting for that here: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Automatic EOT Behavior -> Fixed-Term Extensions[/hilite]

Hi khoi.

So the users would get their own blog? Well, you’d enable that from [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Multisite (Config)[/hilite].

If you have s2Member Pro installed in that network and users get their blog, you’ll need the Network Support license. s2Member® » Prices/Licensing » Blog Farming

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Chris.

You can use the level 1 pro-form, just make sure the user is logged in when he loads the page where it is. Protecting the page at level 0 would do the trick.

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Daniel.

Could you post here the code for the hack you’re using?

If I’m not mistaken, in that same hack you could check whether the user opted in or not and change the lists he’d be added to based on it. If you print_r the vars you get with the hook, you should find the ones you need to use.

Hi Fábio.

When you import users to a WP that doesn’t have them yet, you need to make sure the user ID column in the CSV (the first one) is empty. If there’s an ID there, WP will expect the user to exist to update him, rather than create him. To create users the user ID has to be missing.

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Laurent.

Another user posted a solution she had developed for her site, which you may find useful for yours. http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/ccap-drip-timer-drip-multiple-courses/

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Ray.

wp-admin/load-styles.php?c=1&dir=ltr&load=admin-bar,wp-admin,buttons&ver=3.5.1

That is not s2Member’s styles file. I’m guessing that the reason why you see the problem when s2Member is active, is that s2Member adds several columns to that table and then the problem becomes obvious. Are those colums for custom profile fields you created?

You could search for the style in your WP files to find where to edit it. You can search in files using some editors (e.g. EditPlus).