Eduan

For this kind of case using URI restrictions is the best, also URI restrictions aren’t only for when you use BuddyPress.

– Eduan

Hi Paddy,

That is correct pretty much. s2Member does not modify WordPress in this in any way.

– Eduan

Glad you found the source, and thanks for the link. :)

What do you mean with “UPLOAD IT IS NOT UPLOADING”? It sounds as if for some reason you’re not able to start the upload?

– Eduan

Hello John,

The reason s2Member doesn’t allow you to set the login welcome page as the homepage is because s2Member will automatically protect whichever page you setup in that setting.

If you want your homepage as the login welcome page, then instead of using the dropdown, use the text field below that, which allows you to input any URL as the login welcome page, and it won’t protect that URL.

– Eduan

Hello Juan,

I’m afraid this is not in the plans for the current generation of s2Member. I don’t know about future plans, but the next generation of s2Member will have a much simpler API to add new payment gateways.

The best solution right now is to not use 2Checkout, or to pay a freelancer to integrate it for you. Or you can wait this year, in which the next generation of s2Member is going to be released.

– Eduan

I see… Well I’m not sure what could be causing the problem…

Do you have the logs for these transactions? Could you please share the log entries for these transactions? Check under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Log Files (Debug) -› s2Member® Log Viewer to check the logs. And before posting them here, make sure to XXX out anything that might be private or the user wouldn’t want revealed (or you).

– Eduan

I see.

Could you please take a sceenshot of the settings for your login welcome page and membership options page?

If possible, a video showing the process of logging in would be very useful (make sure to capture the URL address bar). It would help me understand the process better.

However if a video is not possible, just a detailed explanation of the process that you can observe so that I can draw a possible conclusion from that.

– Eduan

Hello Simon,

Is it possible to display a message when a user tries to click an option they do not have the custom capability for saying “You do not currently have access to this page – please see membership options and upgrade page”.

Well, there isn’t actually that, you could probably pull it off with some JavaScript that only appears when the user doesn’t have access to it (so it doesn’t check if the user has access, it already knows and acts accordingly).

However the membership options page could also provide this I feel, however not as a popup, but as a redirect.

I see lots of mention of conditionals but none using custom capabilities.

Yes you can have conditionals based on custom capabilities:

[s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_ccap_free_gift)]
    Display free gift here. This Member has access to a Custom Capability that supplies a free gift.
[/s2If]

Or in PHP instead of shortcodes:

<?php if(current_user_can("access_s2member_ccap_free_gift")){ ?>
    Also display free gift here. This is a Custom Capability check, using a nested Conditional.
<?php } ?>

– Eduan

Hello Tim,

Thanks for reporting this and providing a solution. He says that you can get rid of this error by simply disabling WP debug mode.

This is not going to be fixed in the maintenance versions, however the next major version of s2Member will fix all of these errors.

– Eduan

Hello Yolanda,

Could you please make sure you have the latest version of s2Member? I believe Jason removed the dependency of eval() in one of the latest releases.

What version do you have currently? The latest version is v130221.

– Eduan

Hello there,

Could you please try these common trouble shooting tips to see if they fix it:
Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

– Eduan