Eduan

Also, another question, just in case.

How are your members upgrading? I suppose using modification buttons correct?

– Eduan

I will ask Jason to put up a notice of some sort.

However, it seems that you modified these values. In my own installation of WordPress these values are already filled. So telling you to leave them empty was an error on my part.

Could you please confirm, were these values already filled? Yes or no?

In any case, I don’t think this should be a valid step. I’ll talk with Jason about this.

– Eduan

OK, well glad I was able to answer your question. :)

Hello Femke,

Could you please try these common troubleshooting tips in order to fix that error:
Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

If none of these work, please try re-installing s2Member and s2Member pro. Make sure you have deactivation safeguards enabled, you can find them under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Deactivation Safeguards.

Regarding showing that “You don’t currently have access to this page” error. You would put this text in the membership options page, so it’s what the user sees if he tries to access content he can’t.

– Eduan

OK, looking forward to the results. :)

Hello Tim,

So now you don’t get ANY errors? If you do could you please post them here?

And also, could you please restore the wp-config.php file to before you did those edits? The DB ones.

If your WordPress is already working you shouldn’t be editing those values, because they’re already filled correctly, and that’s why it works. And if they’re empty, leave them so. :)

– Eduan

Hello Ryan,

In short, the best way to find out is to try it yourself. ;)

Although, thinking about it again, it’s very probable it doesn’t have this kind of fraud detection. Because it would be un-effective if the user changes his location for example. :/

I can ask Jason to possibly improve this, if you could come up with the generation process for the links, in other words, how the link should be generated especially for each user. :)

– Eduan

Hello Stuart,

I’m afraid this is not currently possible, at least not without modifying s2Member.

If you want to achieve this you will need to modify s2Member, or hire a freelancer to do this for you, you can hire a freelancer over at websites like jobs.wordpress.net or elance.com.

– Eduan

Hello Dean,

They can’t register for free in that page you gave us. However if they go to this page they will be able to register for free: http://www.rentthefarm.com/wp-login.php?action=register

Make sure to disable free registration under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Open Registration.

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Ali,

It’s possible that it’s redirecting to the membership options page, however if the membership options page is empty then it can’t show any content, because there’s no content.

Could you make sure your membership options page is not empty?

– Eduan

Hello Todd,

Yes, Stripe support (along with MANY, MANY other awesome stuff) is coming along, for sure this year now, can’t say when though. :)

– Eduan

Elizabeth, there’s nothing special to the process.

You just need to create a sub-domain in your cpanel and install WordPress there.
There’s not a special process to do this.

– Eduan

Ugh… Logic… let me think a bit…

Hmm, yes, the user needs to be registered in order to have custom capabilities. In which case he needs to be at least level 0 in order for modification forms to be able to add ccaps.

The user does not need to upgrade/downgrade his level if he uses the buttons generated under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Capability (Buy Now) Buttons. Which only modify ccaps, no levels.

The logic would be born thinking this way. Basically, if the user isn’t registered just give him a trial video and a PayPal button to buy access to a certain ccap. Then you check if he has access to that ccap, if he does then offer a download link that also checks if the user has that ccap. Basically. ;)

– Eduan