Eduan

Glad you were able to solve the problem David. :)

Hello Gary,

I noticed this in the quote you provided:

Most probably the issue is caused by the SitePress plugin. You may try to remove the plugin from the wp-content/plugins folder and check if the issue persists.

This is probably true. When you delete that, does the issue get solved?
If it does then it means that that plugin causes a conflict with s2Member, causing these errors.

– Eduan

Well, I’m not sure what the problem may be. :/

If the user is already a paid user, why would he need the free pro-form to be pre-filled? s2Member wouldn’t even allow the user to use that form anyway. :/

– Eduan

Hello Larry,

I’m afraid s2Member is not made for this kind of job without some really heavy modifications.

To start with, s2Member does not deal with non-digital content, so you would have to add the part about sending the patrons the cards, or you can send them manually.

And second, s2Member doesn’t currently have any kind of key code kind of verification. The only thing that counts like that is a user’s password. Another similar thing would be specific post/page access links, although those are limited in time and are shareable.

In all honesty, s2Member is not made for this. It’s possible it’s going to be easier to make a new plugin for this.

However, this is just opinion, never having made a plugin I can’t say for sure. :)

– Eduan

Hello jay,

So you mean like a one-time deal? Like, take it or leave it kinda thing? And only for users with a specified level? Or only for very certain users you choose?

In any case, would the settings under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› One-Time Offers (Upon Login) work for you?

If I’ve misunderstood what you mean, please say so. :)

– Eduan

Glad to hear you got it working Kevin. :)

I see…

In that case you would need to use buttons, or modify the pro-forms. And you would need to figure out a way to know the user’s location from the IP.

I can’t provide any help with that however. :/

Hello Rita,

I’m afraid I don’t understand the problem you’re having.

Basically, you want to know if you could make a pro-form that allows the user to select what level to pay for, and change dynamically to that?

– Eduan

Hello there,

It’s not actually strange that you don’t receive the email in some services.

– In Gmail it’s considered spam.
– Yahoo doesn’t think anything of it.
– Hotmail, probably received email, but it’s servers are too slow so they’re still processing or something, you’ll probably get it eventually.
– And your own server, it’s probably some kind of self defense setup by your server, not to receive emails from itself.

These are my guesses on what happened of course. Don’t take them for granted.

Could you please install the Email Log plugin and try again with all the different email adresses? Then check the plugin’s logs and see if the email got sent in all of them.

– Eduan

Hello Dave,

That is very possible (and simple too). :)

You would simply use s2Member conditionals on your login welcome page. You would check if the user is a level 0 user, if he is then tell him to upgrade.

Check this article for more info on conditionals: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

– Eduan

Hello Mark,

I’m afraid currently s2Member doesn’t support sub-domains. You’ll have to install s2Member separately on the main and sub-domains and have a script or something that syncs the DBs or something. :/

Once you figure that out, I’m not sure if it’ll make it easier, but that’s something that you’ll have to figure out first if you want to have several websites with 1 s2Member installation.

I hope I didn’t misunderstand your question. :)

– Eduan

Hello Dan,

This problem is not caused by s2Member. s2Member does NOT add a contact list or something like that.

Only if you made a custom field and you made it required and you made it hidden, only then would this happen, although I’m not sure that’s possible.

Or another plugin, or your theme is causing this problem. Please try these common trouble shooting tips: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

– Eduan