Eduan

That certainly is very strange.

Because this is not an error caused by s2Member. Could you do me a favor and test the common trouble shooting tips shown here: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

Do them all but specifically the one regarding the server check. :)

– Eduan

Hello Oriol,

In order to have more than 4 levels you can do what’s specified here: Pre Sale FAQs » How can I extend s2Member® beyond four Levels?

And to rename them and such, I’m not sure if it would break s2Member to rename them, or if it would give you the expected result, but you can try using the user role editor plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-role-editor/

– Eduan

Hello Tim,

Have you tried category restrictions? Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Category Access Restrictions.

– Eduan

Hello Lee,

The fact that you’re using HotMail may have something to do with it. Have you tried with other email adresses?

I would also suggest you check your spam folder, it might be sent there and later to your inbox.

– Eduan

Glad you found that Richard. :)

I suspect however this is a WordPress error, for some reason your database was not configured correctly for WordPress and that’s why it’s giving you that error.

– Eduan

Hello Andrew,

While I’m not sure of how you could achieve this with a WordPress plugin in conjunction with s2Member. Or in other words I’m not aware of any plugin that does this.

However I’m pretty sure that you can use Google Analytics in your website and they would work pretty well.

– Eduan

No problem. :)

If you need anything else make a new topic for it, so that I can keep track of stuff. :)

– Eduan

Hello Tim,

You can do that if you create your own image for the button, and use it as I show here: http://eduantech.com/2012/12/using-a-custom-image-for-your-button/

– Eduan

I see. Well I’m not sure what else you could try. Best to wait for a support rep to help out here. :)

– Eduan

I’m afraid I’m not familiar with Thesis, and/or various themes.

The best way to find out is to find a theme that you like and try it with s2Member, if it doesn’t work the contact the theme developer to see what he can do about it. If it works great!

Basically what I suggest you do is that you contact the developer of the Thesis theme and see what he can do about the error, if he can’t do anything about it then find another theme.

– Eduan

That’s very strange! In a completely default installation it shouldn’t have this problem.

Are you also using WordPress’ default theme? That would be Twenty Eleven, with which were sure it doesn’t cause any problems.

– Eduan

No problem. :)

If you ever do figure it out please share it, I would be interested in knowing how it turns out. :)

– Eduan

I’m afraid I’m not aware of a script that does this. But I can provide the basic idea of it so that you can implement it. I’m gonna do it with PHP syntax, although it doesn’t mean you can’t do it with Python or whatever you prefer.

// the variable with your s2member.com credentials
$credentials = array(
	'user' => 'username',
	'pass' => 'password',
)

// here you have a function that ges called every time that plugin of yours runs
// this function would be something like...
function update_s2member_pro($credentials) {
	// somehow contact s2member
	// give s2member.com credentials and have it create a download key
	$down_key = // here goes the result of that action, the download key

	// somehow call s2member.com with this url:
	// http://www.s2member.com/wp-content/downloads/s2member-file-download-key-{$down_key}/s2member-pro.zip
	// make it download that url above
	// delete old s2member-pro folder
	// unzip this new version in it's proper location
}

That’s just sort of a crude idea of it, I have no idea how you would accomplish this, but it gives you a general idea of what to do. :)

– Eduan