Eduan

Hello Gil,

I’m afraid this is not possible without modifying WordPress itself. Every default field is editable by the user. :)

Although, the login welcome page is filled with content you put in it, so if you don’t put a replacement shortcode for the user’s first name or display name it will never show them.

– Eduan

Hello Suzan,

Seems that for whatever reason a couple of users have reported this error.

Could you please tell us your WordPress version and s2Member version? It would also help a lot if you could please try all of these common troubleshooting tips: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

– Eduan

Hello Nina,

You mean give your users the option of yes or no, if they choose yes they move on to paying and if they say no they just get redirected somewhere else saying sorry or something?

If they go for the yes, would they pay a fixed amount? Or will they be able to choose what they pay?

– Eduan

Hello Chuk,

Could you please share the entire error? Otherwise there is no way for us to know how to help you. :)

– Eduan

Glad you solved the problem Angela. :)

Robyn,

I believe what Bruce is saying is that a plugin, or most probably your theme is causing this problem. Having a clean install of WordPress would tell us if this is true or not.

– Eduan

I see. I think that would be too advanced for me. :/

BTW, instead of using is_permitted, have you thought about using s2Member’s PHP conditionals? You can find them under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals.

– Eduan

Hello Gilles,

Could you please explain what “Boque” is?

Also, the blank page the users were redirected to should have been your membership options page, did you put any content in that page?

– Eduan

Hello Florence,

If you want to protect level entries to the level they require to be accessed you can do two things.

One is show different menus depending on the user’s access.

And the other, easier one, is basically going under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Alternative View Protection and activating a menu related setting.

– Eduan

Hello Daniel,

Maybe something under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Alternative View Protection may help you.

– Eduan

Hello Lewis,

You mean the shortcodes for all the buttons and all that? If so, you can find them under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons, be sure to check under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Account Details before in order to configure everything correctly first. :)

– Eduan

Hello Joann,

That’s because s2Member stores it as a Unix timestamp I believe.

You might be interested in the PHP date() function, which transforms these into a human readable output I believe.

Not very sure though. I’m a little rusty in PHP. And I’m not really familiar with time functions and stuff.

– Eduan

Hello there,

I’m not aware of any German translations yet, I’m afraid. :/

– Eduan