Cristián Lávaque

Hi Thomas.

s2Member isn’t integrated with Paymill, but you could try integrating it yourself. The PayPal IPN with Proxy Key may work for you, or you can try the Remote Operations API.

[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› PayPal® IPN Integration -> IPN w/ Proxy Key[/hilite]
[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Remote Operations API[/hilite]

I hope that helps. :)

Glad I could help! :)

Hi Angel.

There isn’t a date for it yet, bu it’s in our list of features to implement. It’ll likely be in the new generation of s2Member being developed, but there isn’t a release date for it.

There’s a hack to store ccaps in MailChimp as merge fields, with which you can segment your list. I think you can do something similar with AWeber. But this is probably a bit advanced for you, so it may not be the solution you’re hoping for.

I’ll add a few comments to Bruce’s comprehensive reply:

Levels give incremental access, but you can edit the roles to remove the access caps to lower levels, or use conditionals in your pages/posts or a hack.

Ccaps are powerful, but don’t protect category, tags or URIs yet, although you could write a hack to do it. Video » s2Member (Custom Capabilities)

And s2Member only deals with a single EOT for all access, there isn’t yet a separate EOT for each access. So if you sell separate access to content, you would not be able to end each separately without some extra hacking.

If you protect a post/page with level and ccaps, then both will be needed, and if you protect with more than one ccap, all will be required. This is the AND logic Bruce mentioned. I think you could have a hack with your own OR conditions and bypass the default behavior.

So, basically, you can do almost anything with some hacks, and that’s what I love most about s2Member. If you can integrate a new payment gateway, then I’m guessing that altering the access restrictions won’t be too hard for you.

I hope that helps. :)

Could you post inside code tags, the whole hack you’re trying and isn’t working? I’d like to review the code and try it myself. Thanks!

Oh, that’s great! Thanks for the update. I’m very glad you solved it. :)

I’ll tell Jason too, maybe our Server Check tool can have a way to tell what mode it’s in and warn based on that too… Could you tell me what mode it was in and which you changed it to now?

Okay. Yeah, that’s a weird behavior.

I would suspect a conflict, so it’d be good if you did the tests suggested in the troubleshooting article I linked to earlier.

in file s2member-a.php. But it can not translate to “zh_CN”, still keep “en_US”, Anybody can help me?

Please read this: http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/custom-button-on-paypal-pro-form/#post-35211

You can also try using just two equal signs instead of three in the conditions: [hilite code]==[/hilite].

I hope that helps. :)

Hum, I’m definitely not a coder! So the alternative solution right now is to manually add all the page ID’s that I want block? I can do some URI blocking too I think.

Cool. Yeah, that’d be best then.

You can use URI restrictions for some bulk protection, as well as tag and category restrictions. Then leave out of those the ones you want publicly accessible.

Any ETA on this?

No, none yet.

Hi there.

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Have you tried clicking the “All” link?

If that doesn’t help, you can try the tips given in this article: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

I hope that helps. :)

Thanks for all the extra info, Rich.

I’m forwarding this to Jason to look into. Could you please submit your site’s info so he can investigate it? Thanks! s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Unfortunately, Pro Forms is not an option, because Payments Pro is not available in my country.

You can use the pro-forms without PayPal Payments Pro, you can use Express Checkout which is most probably available to you. Ask your PayPal support rep about it.

The registration form url is not a dynamic link dependent on the sucess of the transaction?

The return URL will be the s2Member one, s2Member processes the data it receives from PayPal, and then forwards to the URL you specified in the successs attribute. s2Member will set a cookie in the user’s browser and it will be picked up in the WP registration page.

The cookie will allow registration even if Open Registrations are disabled, and it includes the data to set the new account with the correct access the user paid for. The registration page’s URL is not dynamic, the data is in the cookie.

There is a custom registration link sent to the user in the confirmation email after checkout, which includes the data the cookie would have, and this is useful in case the cookie couldn’t be set for some reason.