Eduan

Hello Paul,

This is possible with a combination of custom capabilities (ccaps for short) and s2Member conditionals.

You would offer different ccaps in each of these different offers. So normal price button would have a ccap named “normal” and the sale would have a ccap of “sale-christmas”. Of course the ccap names would be better so that you can differentiate better, but you get the idea.

For more info on ccaps check this video: Video » s2Member (Custom Capabilities)

Then s2Member conditionals would separate the content based on the fact that the user is level 1 and has a certain ccap. So the logic in pseudo-code would be:

if user is level 1 AND can access ccap "normal"
    show content for normal users
elseif user is level 1 AND can access ccap "sale-christmas"
    show content for sale users
else
    show content for users that aren't level 1

That’s a simple pseudo-code that should work for your needs. For more info on s2Member conditionals check this article: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

Hope this helps. :)
– Eduan

Hello Aaron,

This error is created by your theme as you pointed out. However, WP Show IDs is not at fault here, as it works perfectly with hundreds of well coded themes and plugins, and it works flawlessly on a default installation of WordPress.

Also notice that the error is caused because your theme has some problems with it’s font manager. ;)

So, I think the easiest solution for this would be to contact the theme developer and ask him why this is happening, see if he can fix it. If he can’t then you could also hire a freelancer to fix this issue for you, for a fee. Check websites like jobs.wordpress.net or elance.com in order to do that.

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Bojan,

Yes, the user will be redirected to the registration page after he has payed, however, s2Member will know that the user paid and so will allow him to register instead of blocking it.

So if you offer paid content it is totally safe to close open registration.

– Eduan

Hello David,

Where exactly is this text? Can’t remember. :)
Also, this hack might help you achieve what you need: http://eduantech.com/2012/08/wordpress-text-replacing-hack/

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Rob,

I believe she changed the image of the PayPal button, check this tutorial/hack by me on how to do that: http://eduantech.com/2012/12/using-a-custom-image-for-your-button/

– Eduan

Hello Ronnie,

I’m afraid s2Member doesn’t offer any kind of “Hire us” offer. Your best bet is to post a job over at jobs.wordpress.net or elance.com or freelancer.com.

– Eduan

Hello Herman,

Could you please provide more info so that we can provide useful help.

– First, at what level is the user? I suppose level 0.
– At what level is the post/page protected?
– What happens and what were you expecting?
– What error does s2Member give you?

Please answer these questions so that we may provide useful help. :)

– Eduan

Hello Charlene,

I’m afraid that’s not currently possible with s2Member without some custom coding.

If you really want this with s2Member, here’s a solution I propose.

First, all the users should have their own custom capability (so if the username is “maria” the custom capability would be “maria1”, in case somebody else uses that username. The other person would use “maria2” etc.).

Next, when the user creates that post it would require the user to have the custom capability of the user that created it, thus making it only visible to them.

– Eduan

That is correct Ronnie. Glad you figured it out. :)

Excellent Tina! Glad you solved the problem!

Yes it isn’t recommended to test with the sandbox features, they usually introduce problems that don’t exist in a live setup. To test we recommend to test with $0.01 cent transactions and do a couple of tests with the actual price at which the users would pay.

– Eduan

OK, no problem. Glad I was able to help. :)

Hello Kesava,

This is something you would want to contact the developer of JWPlayer for. However I’m not aware of any online player that has a rewind and fast forward buttons.

– Eduan

Glad you solved the problem Christian! Yes having two pro-forms in the same page/post causes problems with the forms’ JavaScript.

– Eduan