Eduan

Hello Doug,

I believe that password strength indicator is added by WordPress, I think. In what form do you want to remove it?

And no, it is not possible to make the username an email unless you modify WordPress to work this way, and of course s2Member to know things are going to work that way. :)

– Eduan

Glad it got fixed. :)

It’s probably your theme needed a reboot kind of thing. :)

– Eduan

Hello Nathan,

The best documentation on how to achieve this is this link: Pre Sale FAQs » Can I add support for other payment gateways?

– Eduan

Hello Chris,

There are 2 ways to do this. 1 is using pro-forms, another is using buttons.

If you use buttons you can make it a nice experience where the user will be able to choose all his options and the click the button and the button would be dynamically generated for his selected options and he will pay etc. This method would require a bit of coding, and it would be using buttons.

If you prefer using pro-forms then it’s simpler, you just need to make a page where the user will click a link, that link will point to another page which will contain the pro-form he would use for his preferred method.

If you prefer the first method then this hack by me will give you a good clue of how to achieve it: http://eduantech.com/2012/09/donation-button-that-gives-access/

If you prefer the second method then it’s pretty straight forward. ;)

– Eduan

@James
Yes there is a login widget, however you need the pro version of s2Member in order to get one that’s provided by s2Member.

And regarding the profile shortcode, I’m afraid there is no way to achieve this. If your members want to change their profile image your users need to change their avatar over at gravatar.com.

@Kevin
You don’t really need to integrate any login widget with s2Member. You can just use it and it’ll work, unless it causes compatibility issues with s2Member. :)

– Eduan

I believe it is intentional, I’m not sure. However it would make sense if it was.

s2Member has no possible way of knowing that the user was a member previously, and thus know that it can safely give the access back, at least not currently. It’s the only way I could explain it.

And yes, if you input the user’s EOT and everything correctly, it should work.

– Eduan

Hello Vincent,

If you are using PHP code (or any kind of code) in your posts, once you insert it you should NOT go back to visual mode, if you do the code will be broken by WordPress, without question.

– Eduan

I’m afraid that link does not exist, I get redirected to your homepage. :/

Could you please give me a description of what you mean, or a working image. :)

– Eduan

Hello Charles,

You need the pro version. See this article for more info: Knowledge Base » PayPal® Services / A Quick Comparison

– Eduan

Hello Nathan,

It appears that s2Member/WordPress recognizes you as a paid member now. Can you download the pro files now?

– Eduan

Hello Andrew,

I’m afraid this is not possible using s2Member’s level features. However it is possible using custom capabilities (ccaps for short) with a little fidgeting around. :)

You can find out more about custom capabilities under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Custom Capabilities and in this video: Video » s2Member (Custom Capabilities)

– Eduan

Hello Lynne,

I’m not sure of what you’re asking for… Are you asking us how to make areas public? And how to protect videos?

– Eduan

Hello Pete,

This is not possible.

Unless you have the member register for free first and then upgrade to be a paid member, if you know what I mean.

– Eduan