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Hello Moshe,
If I understood correctly then, you will be interested in the following articles:
For the different contents at different levels:
Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals
And for the popup:
Knowledge Base » Force Terms & Conditions agreement
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Derek,
If I understand what you mean, you would have to change all of s2Member’s code for that, or a lot of parts of it, cause that tells s2Member that the user should not be able to access that page.
Could you please post an example so that I can answer exactly? Thanks. :)
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Hello Hari,
What plugins do you have installed? Just in case there is one that disables shortcode generation. :)
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Hello Rob,
So you mean a plugin that allows you to subscribe to specific posts? If so, then I haven’t played around with this so I can’t really recommend anything I’m afraid. :/
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Hello Miran,
You cannot attain this with s2Member I’m afraid, you would have to code the whole process yourself unless there already is a plugin for this.
s2Member recommends jobs.wordpress.net if you need a freelancer to do this for you (in case you’re not comfortable with code).
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Cage,
Does using something like Firebug help you in order to find the source files?
Also, I have done this in the past with JavaScript… But I have now forgotten how I did it. lol
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Hello there,
It will look for both statuses I’m afraid, in other words it will require the ccap and the level I believe. You can just protect it with the ccap.
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Susan,
If I’m not mistaken, with Stripe you mean the payment gateway? If so, then s2Member is currently not integrated with Stripe I’m afraid.
Is this the info you were looking for?
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Hello Moshe,
I’m not sure I understand your problem, you want to offer different content on the login welcome page depending on the user’s level?
If so, then you may want to check this article about s2Member conditionals:
Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Kimberley,
Check this article on offering free registration at paid levels:
Knowledge Base » Offering Paid Member Registration for Free, Using Pro-Forms
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Patricio,
Have you tried using s2member conditionals? You can find an article about them here:
Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals
Hope this helps. :)
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Well I’m not aware of a solution for this, but you can always search for a plugin or use Google to see if there is a solution.
Hope this helps. :)
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You mean in order for your s2Member license to work correctly?
If so, you simply edit your profile and change the field “Primary domain” to your new website.
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Soli,
That’s intended behavior, WordPress uses the wp-login.php page to login.
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Darryl,
Please check this section for more info on that:
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Unique IP Access Restrictions
Hope this helps. :)
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You can do your tests with the free version, the method remains the same.
I believe s2Member uses the same method WordPress uses for it’s options. It is kind of impractical yeah. But it isn’t anything out of the normal, just not the ideal for such a big plugin.
You can of course modify this for s2Member to create it’s own tables etc., but would require advanced custo coding all over the plugin, in order for everything to work correctly.
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Rakesh,
This isn’t possible with s2Member by default, it is however easily attainable with custom code.
You would simply create some checkboxes with our products, which would have the value of how much they cost, then when the user clicks an image (not a button, but the image a button uses) he will be redirected and it will pass through a simple code which will do all the math for what the user chose, and will create the correct button depending on what math function came up with, and will give him the correct levels or ccap, then it would correctly redirect to the URL the shortcode outputs.
It’s not too complicated if you know some PHP, it’s actually a good practice project.
Hope this helps. :)
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Excellent! Glad I was able to help. :)
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OK Rob,
So basically the problem was that the restrictions weren’t setup correctly right? If so, yeah you gotta watch out for little things like that, but it happens to the best of us. ;)
Glad you were able to solve your problem. :)
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Oh I’m very sorry! I have not read that section in almost a year, I’m very sorry for my false info.
Yes you are right, just remember it doesn’t work from s2Member to PayPal, just from PayPal to s2Member, as long as you configure it correctly. ;)
– Eduan
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You’re welcome Derek! Glad I was able to help. :)
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Hello Cassel,
I believe what he means with date format is the naming format for ccaps, which would be for example 20120814, which represents today’s date in the following format: YearMonthDay all together.
And the rest simply means that your code would read that special date format.
So your code would be able to recognize this:
20120814
And know that you’re referring to today with that ccap name.
Is this good? Or do you prefer a couple more examples?
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Hmm, there isn’t a way to restrict access to a folder except with download restrictions, which are inside WordPress.
Have you thought about using a cloud server like Amazon S3 or something along those lines, s2Member integrates with some clouds, you might be able to restrict the folder and make it run from there.
Hope this helps. :)
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