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I already contacted Elizabeth from accounts, Darrow.
She’ll contact you as soon as she can in order to solve this issue for you. :)
– Eduan
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Hello Amanda,
While you could copy your website over to theirs, it’s really much easier to build the website from zero than to deal with all the database export/import, correct URLs etc., IMHO.
You would just create the WordPress website for them and just buy a copy of s2Member pro, which would be registered to their name, not yours.
– Eduan
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Hello Christopher,
This isn’t possible by default. All of the s2Member levels have the same admin rights as a normal WordPress subscriber would have.
However you can use the User Role Editor plugin which would allow you to give the s2Member levels the role of Author, which would give them what you want if I’m not mistaken.
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Patrick,
While this isn’t possible through s2Member’s user interface you can definitely achieve this using PHP conditionals, which you can find under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals.
You would simply check your theme’s file where it puts the menubar and enclose that within conditionals, and call different menus depending on the user’s level or logged in status there.
Hope this helps. :)
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Glad you found a solution. And thanks for sharing your solution. ;)
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As cassel said, it might be a faulty setting in MailChimp’s side.
However, I do recommend NOT to disable this. It is now considered spam if you get subscribed to a mailing list without you at least checking a checkbox or agreeing to it in some way.
If you don’t give the user an option, it’s considered spam, that’s basically what I’m trying to say.
– Eduan
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Hello Ganaxi,
While this isn’t possible with s2Member by default. You can certainly hack around a bit to change the pro-form’s template in order to set this up like you like.
You might be interested in this: Pre Sale FAQs » Is it possible to modify s2Member® Pro Form templates?
– Eduan
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There’s also the ExecPHP plugin, also recommended, however I personally haven’t encountered any problems with any of these plugins yet.
– Eduan
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Hello Michael,
I’m glad to hear it was in your spam folder. :)
Instead of trying that, the best way to make it non-spammy is to make it unique, instead of the default WordPress message and subject line.
You can configure the emails under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Email Configuration and Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Signup Confirmation Email. Pretty sure one of these offered the option to modify the subject line.
However I’m not sure which one would fit what you’re looking for (still get confused with the email configurations).
– Eduan
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Hello Kenn,
That’s strange. Could you confirm that you did this change to the setting and saved the change after that?
– Eduan
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Hello Eric,
I’m afraid that s2Member currently doesn’t offer an easy way to do this.
you would have to use some PHP code to get this data for you from s2Member or the user’s profile. :)
– Eduan
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No problem. I can see why you would want to sub-categorize stuff (I can’t stop myself from doing it). :P
You could probably put a special tag for each (sub-)category and use tag restrictions instead of category restrictions. Would that work out better for you?
– Eduan
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Hello Karl,
So if I understood correctly, the problem is that the content enclosed within these shortcodes doesn’t show up even if you’re an admin?
Is that correct? If it is, could you please try adding the following to all the shortcodes: OR current_user_is(administrator)
Basically you would end up with this:
[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level4) OR current_user_is(administrator)]
Leadership
[/s2If] [s2If current_user_is(s2member_level3) OR current_user_is(administrator)]
Professional
[/s2If] [s2If current_user_is(s2member_level2) OR current_user_is(administrator)]
Opportunity
[/s2If] [s2If current_user_is(s2member_level1) OR current_user_is(administrator)]
Member
[/s2If]
– Eduan
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Hello Kenn,
Could you please share the relevant log entries from all the log files (including those that have “paypal” in the file name) so that we may take a look at them? Remember to X out any sensitive/private info. ;)
– Eduan
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Hello Kenn,
To access these log files you would need to open this folder in your server through an FTP client.
Or through your server’s control panel, if it allows you to go through it’s folder structure.
Hope this helps. :)
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I see, thanks for the info! If possible report back whenever the problem is fixed, so that I can remove it from the list of incompatible plugins. :)
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OK, thanks for the ocnfirmation. :)
– Eduan
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I’m not sure how you would do this Matthew. :/
Does this video help you figure it out somehow?: Video » s2Member (API List Servers)
– Eduan
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Excellent! Glad you found the solution. :)
I will now close this topic. :)
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Well, I looked around a bit and you can use the PayPal button for unsubscribing, which you can find under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Subscr. Cancellation Buttons, see if that’s better for your needs.
And there’s also, of course, the pro-form version of it: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Billing Cancellation Forms.
Check them out, see which one fits you better. Also not sure if the button version will work with the subscriptions created using the pro-forms. But you can test them out. :)
– Eduan
P.S.: I understand it’s a joke, I read the post explaining it I think. :) Just saying that for new users that are not aware of the fact that we don’t have beta testers yet. Those might think the new version of s2Member is already in beta, when it isn’t. ;)
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Hello Chris,
I believe that you can’t change the button image for the pro-form, because PayPal doesn’t let you. However I’m not sure on that…
You can change it in the normal PayPal buttons however.
– Eduan
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Aya, please open this in a new topic, and first of all try the following troubleshooting steps and post the results in the post you make: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips
– Eduan
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Glad you found the problem Michael. :)
Just for future reference, what plugin caused this issue for you? I’m maintaining a list so it’s good to gather data. ;)
– Eduan
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Cristian, in the title he says he tried both of them. However, Jason, you did only mention the Google shortener, so if you haven’t tried Bit.ly please do. :)
Also,
Apparently that first link works if they use it within 48 hours.
What first link are you referring to specifically? Just curious. :)
– Eduan
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Hello Michael,
What kind of email account do you have? Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo etc.
Have you checked your spam folder in all of these?
In Gmail have you checked the “All Mail” folder?
Have you tried these troubleshooting tips?: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips
When you install the Email Log plugin, does the confirmation email get logged by it?
Please answer all of these questions so that we can provide helpful help. ;)
– Eduan
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