David Welch

I don’t know of any way to force that link to a different location. There may be a filter for it but I don’t know off the top of my head.

I just put a link to my registration form in the menu or somewhere on the home page.

Dave

I think you have to keep in mind the purpose of s2member. I’ts not designed to be a shopping cart. It’s designed to help you protect content and sell access to that content.

So if you are looking to sell products outside the content / downloads this won’t do everything.

It just depends on what exactly your trying to accomplish. You can bundle packages of content together but there is no user-selection cart like with an actual e-commerce plugin.

I agree that it would be nice to have a demo site where people can see the functions in action. However, that could be a real pain when someone messes it up! lol!

Hope that helps clarify a little,

Dave

Also, I found this in the s2member Codex:

s2member_pro_login_widget()
public  str s2member_pro_login_widget (array $options, array $args)
Allows for the inclusion of the Pro Login Widget directly into a theme/plugin file.
This function will return the HTML output from the widget function call. Example usage: <?php echo s2member_pro_login_widget(); ?>
The $options parameter (array) is completely optional ( i.e. NOT required ). It can be passed in as an array of options; overriding some or all of these defaults:
"title" => "Membership Login" Title when NOT logged in, or leave this blank if you'd prefer not to show a title.
"signup_url" => "%%automatic%%" Full Signup URL, or use %%automatic%% for the Membership Options Page. If you leave this blank, it will not be shown.
"login_redirect" => "" Empty ( i.e. "" ) = Login Welcome Page, %%previous%% = Previous Page, %%home%% = Home Page, or use a full URL of your own.
"logged_out_code" => "" HTML/PHP code to display when logged out. May also contain WP Shortcodes if you like.
"profile_title" => "My Profile Summary" Title when a User is logged in. Or you can leave this blank if you'd prefer not to show a title.
"display_gravatar" => "1" Display Gravatar image when logged in? 1 = yes, 0 = no. Gravatars are based on email address.
"link_gravatar" => "1" Link Gravatar image to Gravatar.com? 1 = yes, 0 = no. Allows Users to setup a Gravatar.
"display_name" => "1" Display the current User's WordPress® "Display Name" when logged in? 1 = yes, 0 = no.
"logged_in_code" => "" HTML/PHP code to display when logged in. May also contain WP Shortcodes if you like.
"logout_redirect" => "%%home%%" Empty ( i.e. "" ) = Login Screen, %%previous%% = Previous Page, %%home%% = Home Page, or use a full URL of your own.
"my_account_url" => "%%automatic%%" Full URL of your own, or use %%automatic%% for the Login Welcome Page. Leave empty to not show this at all.
"my_profile_url" => "%%automatic%%" Full URL of your own, or use %%automatic%% for a JavaScript popup. Leave empty to not show this at all.
The $args parameter (array) is also completely optional ( i.e. NOT required ). It can be passed in as an array of options: overriding some or all of these defaults:
"before_widget" => "" HTML code to display before the widget.
"before_title" => "<h3>" HTML code to display before the title.
"after_title" => "</h3>" HTML code to display after the title.
"after_widget" => "" HTML code to display after the widget.

This allows you to add options and arguments to your login code in the functions.php file like so:

<?php
add_shortcode('my-login-shortcode','my_login_shortcode');

function my_login_shortcode(){

	$options = array("login_redirect" => "%%previous%%",
				"display_gravatar" => "1");
				
	return s2member_pro_login_widget($options);
	
}
?>

Hope that helps,

Dave

Could you link to the post you found?

Thanks!

Dave

Check out this section of S2member (on your install):

S2member -> API / Scripting -> S2Member Content Dripping.

Right now there isn’t any shortcodes to do this but the php logic is pretty simple if you read through it. You will need to install another plugin that will let you run php code in your posts and pages (which is referrenced in the information).

Hope that helps,

Dave

Payflow AIP credentials is what you use to log into manager.paypal.com.

So based on what you are saying if you have paypal Pro with the new Payflow:

Username: user, or your merchant login if you haven’t set up any secondary users in manager.paypal.com.
Password: same as you log into manager.paypal.com
API Partner: PayPal
Vendor: your merchant login (this would be the 2nd time if you haven’t set up any secondary users in manager.paypal.com)

I had to get that tidbit from Paypal customer service.. lol

That should allow the transactions to start being sent, however, you can see here that there are still some bugs with the payflow system integration on s2member…

Setting up Recurring billing is easy. In manager.paypal.com just click the “buy” link under Recurring billing in the bottom middle of the screen. It should take you through everything. you will see it listed and say Live in the box in the lower right that lists your services. Once it says live, it should be working.

Hope that helps,
Dave

Have you tried using the php conditionals in your archives.php theme file around the loop content?

Something like….

<?php
if(current_user_can('access_s2member_level1')){
	/*loop content here*/
}
else {
	echo 'You do not currently have access to this page. Please register.... blah blah blah';
}
?>

I just did that from memory so excuse any errors… lol.

NOTE: if you don’t have an archive.php you could do the same thing your index or other template page, but you’ll need to check more info about the content to make sure it’s archived posts.

Hope that helps,
Dave

S2member really is more about managing access to content than it is about managing users. This is not a part of the s2member program.

However, you could probably accomplish this, but you would have to create it yourself.

Dave

UPDATE:

There were a couple errors in the code. The correct code should be something like this:

<?php
add_action('ws_plugin__s2member_during_login_redirect','my_login_function');

function my_login_function(){
    //Check to see if there is a page with that title in the system.
    $sql = "SELECT ID FROM wp_posts WHERE post_name = '".S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_LOGIN."' AND post_status = 'publish' AND post_type = 'page' LIMIT 1";
    $count = mysql_num_rows(mysql_query($sql));
    if($count == 0){
        wp_redirect(site_url('general-page-slug'));
	exit;
    }
}
?>

Sorry for the errors to anyone who was trying to use it.

Dave