Eduan

Well you would do something like this:

[s2If !is_user_logged_in()]
Here I display a player with a sample clip

Here you put a PayPal button that gives access to a certain ccap (custom capability), in this case "full_podcast" and level 1.
[/s2If]
[s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_ccap_full_podcast)]
Then put the content for download and make it require that certain ccap, called "full_podcast" in this case.
[/s2If]

Understand? So basically make the user buy a ccap, and then restrict that download only if he has that ccap.

I hope this is not confusing. :)

Andaluzo, it seems that this problem is caused because your translation is recognizing a different string.

It’s trying to find the string with the spaces inside the parentheses, but now it doesn’t have them so it doesn’t translate it.

To fix this you need to fix your translation, not s2Member. :)

I see. So right now you’re using your (custom) registration form successfully? It works correctly as a registration form right?

What you describe you need is really not related to s2Member, make it popup after a certain amount of time. That is’nt really related to s2Member…

In relation to s2Member, what do you need help with?

– Eduan

Hmm… I see.
So if I understood correctly, you’re using a script that modifies the WordPress profile edit page? And you’re using s2Member’s shortcode there?

Or you just made a script that modifies the WordPress profile edit page?

– Eduan

Excellent! Glad you figured it out Antoine! :)

I’m sorry it didn’t work. :(
I’ll see if I can figure something out later. If I do I’ll post it here, however again, most probably it will not be tested. ;)

Hello Hengjin,

I’m afraid no users have shared a Chinese translation yet. :/
You will have to translate it yourself.

– Eduan

I’m sorry I can’t provide any more help Boudewijn. :/ :(

Andaluzo, I will pass this on to Jason as a feature request, a way to modify all the emails that go out in a more concise place and with more advanced features if possible. Is that OK with you?

– Eduan

Hello Gina,

I would be happy to provide a refund, however that is not decided by me. :)

Just some questions so that Jason can judge if the refund is valid:

What are you encountering problems with? In the process of importation/exportation, what is turning out to be not what was promoted?

Have you asked for help from us in order to help you resolve this issue?

– Eduan

Hello Nevin,

Well the first 3 emails are from PayPal, telling the user that things have been done with his account.

The last 3 emails are from WordPress and AWeber.

So to remove the first 3 emails I’m afraid that depends on the user, I personally don’t have a PayPal account yet so I’m not sure if this is possible, but it should be possible to configure when you get sent an email.

The last 3 emails are unavoidable I’m afraid. The notification of new user registration is only received by the admin user and any other emails you have configured to receive it I believe. I believe you can configure that under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Email Configuration.

The other 2 are sent by WordPress (you would have to modify WordPress to remove it) and AWeber, which is a confirmation email that HAS to be sent in order to confirm their signup to that mailing list or whatever.

– Eduan

Hello Gary,

In which way do you need to integrate it? What do you need from s2Member in this form?
Do you mean for the custom fields, the user’s data and all that stuff?

– Eduan

Hello Paul,

So basically you don’t want users to be able to use this offer twice, correct?

If that’s so, why don’t you make that form assign the user a custom capability (ccap)? That way you just have to check that the user hasn’t already used it before.

Of course if they do it with a new username they can do it, or with another email address.

– Eduan

Hello Jason,

s2Member does not provide any custom login page. Users (admin users as well) still have to login through the WordPress login page (http://www.excel-course.com/wp-login.php).

So I’m not sure what your problem is… It might be that you misunderstood this restriction.

To make sure, this restriction ONLY restricts the profile edits, it does NOT restrict anything else from the admin areas, that is done automatically by WordPress after all.

I’ll ask Jason to see if he could clarify this in the option text. :)

– Eduan