Eduan

Basically a table that contains the level, prices and info about the product?

And you need it to output a URL, instead of a PayPal button?

– Eduan

Here’s the link Jason pointed me to with his answer:
http://www.s2member.com/codex/stable/s2member/api_functions/package-functions/#src_doc_get_user_field()

Seems it’ll work perfectly for your needs. :)

You can have your users select what custom capability they want, in case you’re interested. You would just igve the shortcode values through PHP: Knowledge Base » Using Variables In A Shortcode

– Eduan

Yes I see your point… I’ll ask Jason about this, it’s possible that it’s a bug.

– Eduan

Hello JD,

I’m afraid it’s not possible to do this without a little bit of coding.

You’ll have to custom code this. You’ll have to do some JavaScript code that checks the email aren’t any of these. It would be good to also add the PHP check for that. :)

– Eduan

Ah I see.

I’ll check with Jason to see if it’s possible to reference the user’s field selection upon registration. I’m sure it’s possible I just don’t know how. :)

Using these values you should be able to use them as conditionals and use a JavaScript redirect according to the value.

– Eduan

Hello Michael,

I’m afraid there isn’t currently a way to do a squeeze page functionality flawlessly with s2Member.

First, you need the pro version. The pro version comes along with two functionalities that might work how you need it.

It allows your shortcodes to contain the success attribute, which will tell the shortcode to redirect to that URL once the payment is completed (not the registration, the payment).

Second it has one-time offers upon login. So you can set it up so that the first time the user logs in he gets redirected to the squeeze page.

In any case both require you to have th epro version of s2Member.

– Eduan

I see that makes sense.

Well in the first case, where you disable logging by changing the folder permissions. I wouldn’t be surprised if you get errors when you do it this way. s2Member is still trying to log, but it can’t so it throws errors at you, like the ones you’re receiving.

In the second case, you disable logging through s2Member. In other words tell s2Member to stop logging, instead of not allowing it to (see the difference?). You accomplish this under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Log Files (Debug) -› Logging Configuration.

If it’s the second one you shouldn’t be getting any errors, if it’s the first one then it’s no wonder you’re getting errors. :)

Does that explain it well?

– Eduan

That’s strange… I’ll report this to Jason see if he knows anything about it.

– Eduan

Hello Matthew,

I’m sorry I can’t provide any help from my lack of ability. :/

After Jason made his post earlier he also said to me:

Closing. This is in the community forum.
I’ve helped where I can, but I won’t provide any further assistance until and unless he upgrades.

When he said closing he meant my conversation with him. :)

– Eduan

Indeed. I’m afraid I can’t provide any help with this, but at least you know what the problem is. :)

Yes they are at level 0 as well… Hmm…

Have you set your membership options page under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Membership Options Page?

– Eduan

Hello Charles,

So basically you want to approve the user before he can buy membership correct?

If that’s the case then it’s pretty simple.:

1. Member registers for free (level 0).
2. Admin gets notification of this.
3. Admin approves or denies users by upgrading them to level 1 or by deleting the user (to deny him).
4. Approved users get access (with level 1) to access pages that contain upgrade buttons to higher levels for which they must pay.

Would a process like that work for your purposes? It’s the best way if what you want to do is approve users before they can pay for access. :)

– Eduan

Hello Seamus,

Have you looked into advanced PHP conditionals? You can find them under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals.

Here’s an introduction to simple conditionals:
Knowledge Base » Simple Shortcode Conditionals

– Eduan