Eduan

Hello GB,

Please check under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Member Profile Modifications for an explanation of why this is happening, and configure the setting to your liking. :)

– Eduan

Hello Cliff,

so your problem is that your members can’t edit their profiles?

If so, could you please check the setting under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Member Profile Modifications.

– Eduan

Hello Conor,

WordPress doesn’t have the wp-signup.php page for registration, it’s the wp-login.php?action=register the one that s2Member uses by default.

Are you using BuddyPress or do you have a multisite configuration (can’t remember which of them added that page)?

– Eduan

Hello Rubert,

Because of some configuration issue s2Member is having trouble communicating with PayPal. So please try the following steps to fix it:

First, make sure your server is fit to use s2Member. Upload the following file to your WordPress installation’s root folder, and open it in a browser. Fix anything that it tells you to fix. :)

Second if fixing the problems it reports (if it reports any) then please try these common troubleshooting tips: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

If that doesn’t work either, then please try reconfiguring your PayPal settings as if you were installing s2Member from zero. You would do that under:
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› PayPal Account Details
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› PayFlow Account Details
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› PayPal® IPN Integration

– Eduan

Thanks! Best of luck to you too! :)

Hello Daniel,

I-m pretty sure you can do that if you’re using Amazon. Check under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Download Options -› Amazon® S3/CloudFront CDN Storage for more info.

Also, you might be interested in this video as well:
Video » s2Member® File Downloads (Amazon S3/CloudFront/JW Player)

Hope this helps. :)

s2Member currently does not integrate with any kind of shopping cart. If you want any kind of cart integration you will need to make it yoursel for hire a freelancer to do it for you.

– Eduan

Hello Dennis,

If you have two levels (one for photographers and another for customers) then you can separate the content for each one using s2Member conditionals.

check this for more info: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Peter,

What do you mean with “pull down” you mean a dropdown?

Could you please explain what you’re getting and what you’re expecting? If possible with screenshots. Thanks!

– Eduan

Well, although I’m not experienced with MySQL.

I’m thinking, maybe you could have an array or an associative array with all the levels? That’s my two cents, I’m afraid I can’t offer anything else. :)

Also, I put the code in between code tags, otherwise WordPress will automagically transform the quotes into curly quotes and stuff. :)

– Eduan

Hello Patrick,

The recommended way to achieve this independence between each access is to use custom capabilities. Which are “passes” which allow you to have an unlimited amount of independent-from-each-other levels.

Check these resources for more info:
Video » s2Member (Custom Capabilities)
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Custom Capabilities

– Eduan

Excellent! Thanks. :)

Hello Jim,

This limit is setup for servers that do not have a lot of power or in case they have a low timeout amount of time.

I’m not sure myself how you would change this limit, but one thing to do in order to make this size limitation bigger is to make sure that your server will be able to handle that bigger amount.

So make sure that the amount of time a script has before timing out is pretty big, otherwise your server will cut the process before it can finish. And also make sure that your server will be able to handle that much activity from you. :)

– Eduan