Cristián Lávaque

Okay. Let me know how it goes then. :)

If the problem happens again, please post the related log entries x’ing out any private info. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Log Files (Debug) -› s2Member® Log Viewer[/hilite]

Hi Mario.

I know that some site owners have been using s2Member to sell their magazines. Only online, as far as I know, though, not printed. I don’t know how you’d tie the subscription with the printed version of the mag.

Except for the import/export of users, which is possible with s2Member Pro, the rest of the things you mentioned are possible with the free version of s2Member. I suggest that you play with that to see if you can do what you need and if so, then upgrade to get the import/export feature.

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Echomango.

You can use the [hilite mono]player_option_blocks[/hilite] shortcode attribute. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Download Options -› Shortcode Attributes & API Functions -> player_option_blocks[/hilite]

The custom, clickable logo requires JW Player Pro. http://www.longtailvideo.com/support/jw-player/29244/custom-clickable-logo

So you will need to add your JW Player license key too. For the logo, then, you’d need to have the following attributes in your shortcode:

I hope that helps. :)

I can not access any user role editor when I have s2member activated.

That’s odd. I have them active together in my test site and can use the User Role Editor. Are you using the latest versions of each?

Hi Rich.

The PayPal URL is part of the processing routine s2Member does for Authorize.Net transactions. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Log Files (Debug) -› s2Member® Log Viewer -> Debugging -> s2 Core Processors[/hilite]

In your log files, what are the times for the entries of the same transaction? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Log Files (Debug) -› s2Member® Log Viewer[/hilite]

Could it be that Authorize.Net is notifying s2Member after that long?

Hi Cory.

Are you allowing free registrations? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Open Registration[/hilite]

If so, it could be that the user is registering a free account first and then, while logged out, make the payment, but then login to the existing free account. Or maybe the user’s browser is blocking cookies and then, when he registers, the s2Member’s cookie that’d make the new registration set the user to the paid level, is not there.

Do you have logging enabled? It’d be good to check the user’s transaction to see if everything went fine there. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Account Details -› Logging[/hilite]

Hi Chris.

The JavaScript that displays a warning if a required field is missing, is working because it popped up when I didn’t fill out the required text fields.

Are you positive that the checkboxes were set to required? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields[/hilite]

Nevin, did you set an AWeber list for free users? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / List Servers -› AWeber® -> Free Subscribers[/hilite]

Also, did you follow the suggestions in this article? Knowledge Base » Debugging the AWeber integration

If those don’t help, please submit your site’s info like Bruce requested, please. s2Member® » Private Contact Form

ONE MORE ANNOYANCE: I’m not sure how to test this? When I click the Paypal button to sign up and see what happens, it says that I’m unable to go that, because I’m the company owner?!

If you try to purchase in PayPal with the same account you’re selling with, that’d be a problem. Use a second PayPal account to test. If you’re not selling a subscription and instead it’s a buy now, you should also be able to pay without logging into a PayPal account and just pay with a card.

Hi Jorge.

What you could do is use a level for the monthly membership and the ccap for the lifetime access. ccaps can’t be sold with a subscription, you’re probably already using the levels for that anyway. So use the ccaps for the lifetime access only.

That way, you can edit the EOT behavior code so that on demotion the level is changed to 0, but the ccaps aren’t removed. Please take a look at this: http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/question-about-ccaps-recurring-payment-and/#post-30257

I hope that helps!

Robert, when you entered that IPN URL into your PayPal IPN setting, did you get the URL from s2Member? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› PayPal® IPN Integration[/hilite]

The one you posted seems wrong, the right one is likely to be https://www.commitmentsoftradersanalytics.com/?s2member_paypal_notify=1

Something happened to my install awhile back and I had to have the hosting company restore it from a previous point in time, so I think in that restore process something corrupted.

I see, yeah, that’s possible.

Unless you know of any conflicts with buddypress that may be causing it? However, I find that unlikely.

I haven’t seen this reported when BuddyPress is combined with s2Member.

I have s2Member running on another site with almost identical plugins installed, minus buddypress, so I think it is definitely a corruption somewhere in this particular site / wordpress install.

Okay, thanks for confirming it.

If your installation with the problem can’t be fixed, I guess you can try going with rebuilding the site from clean scripts, like you didn with the test installation. Then try to recover the data from the live site, but being careful not to carry over corrupt data. You could export the users, then review the rows to make sure everything’s fine, and then import to the new installation. Once you have the new one working right and no problems can be found, make the switch.

Thanks for your knowledge and efforts. I appreciate it.

No problem, I’m happy to help. :)

Thanks for the info, Robert.

I went to your ClickBank account to review the settings, all looked okay this time. I did edit product 3 a little to remove the mobile URLs, since they were the same pages for pitch and thank-you, but you had left out the success redirection URL for the thank-you.

I generated a new test card, went to the pitch page “Landing”, made sure I wasn’t logged in to the admin account, reloaded the page, clicked the order button generated with the s2Member shortcode. Went throught the checkout, was taken to the thank-you page, checked my email and found the s2Member signup confirmation in the Spam box, clicked the access link and got to the registration form. Created the account, checked my email for the password, logged in to your site with the new account, and was shown the Login Welcome. I clicked some of the links to the modules and could load them fine.

Everything went just fine in my test. What part of it did you have a problem with in your latest test?

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
The hack was the culprit. I can’t believe I missed that.

Glad you found the problem. Thanks for the update. :)

I’m fuzzy on how to automatically log a user in once they’ve been redirected to a custom thank-you page.

I haven’t tried it yet, but you could probably try the same login code from the hack, but in a PHP block in the page you redirect the user to on success. You’ll need a PHP execution plugin.

Or, you could add a variable at the end of the success redirection URL and have your hack pick it up from the $_GET array to know when to do the auto-login. Something along those lines I guess.