Eduan

Hello Boudewijn,

First, could you please try these common trouble shooting tips: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

All of them of course, even if you already tried them. :)

Hello Maryr,

So basically you can access the pages even though they’re protected?

Can you confirm that you logged out as an admin, and then cleared your browser’s cache, and then tried accessing those pages?

Also, just to make sure, have you setup your membership options page? Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Membership Options Page. If not please do so and try again.

If nothing happens after you try these steps, could you please try these common trouble shooting tips: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

– Eduan

Hello Noam,

These are the answers to your questions:

– Can i hide the login button?

Impossible, you cannot achieve this without modifying WordPress itself, also if you remove it then you can’t login yourself as an admin.

– Can i remove the username/password from the registration form?

Also impossible, for reasons above.

I suggest you look into something different than WordPress. WordPress is designed to present ocontent, but removing both of these options is out of the question in WordPress.

– Eduan

Glad you found the problem James. :)

Great! Glad I was able to help. :)

Hello rpvp,

Check under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Alternative View Protection, does that solve your problem?

– Eduan

Hello Andy,

Theme My Login is known to cause issues with s2Member.

First, it’s functionality does not work with s2Member, s2Member overrides it.

And second, I believe it causes conflicts with s2Member’s JavaScript.

s2Member allows you to customize your login/registration page, you can do so under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Login Registration Design.

– Eduan

Hello David,

You mean if this is possible as an exploit? Or do you want your users to use it like this?

– Eduan

Hello Erwan,

So you mean allow only certain users to have access to the functionality of your theme?

What, exactly, would this specific functionality be?

– Eduan

Hello John,

Check this article on how to implement this functionality: Knowledge Base » Force Terms & Conditions agreement

– Eduan

Hello LG,

Are you trying this on yourself as an admin user? Or did you try it on a user that did pay to become a user?

– Eduan

Yes I’m afraid that’s the case. :/
However, don’t worry so much, not many users (from what I know) actually are able enough to modify unencrypted HTML and such. :)

– Eduan

Excellent Lee! Thanks for sharing the solution.

Just an FYI, I recommend you use “OR” instead of “or”, since that’s the way it actually is if you use those words in code. :)

– Eduan