Eduan

Well, I inspected the code and noticed more than one thing wrong.

First, I suggest you don’t change the variable names, unless you do a search and replace on the whole file, also please tell me when you change the names, cause I was a bit confused. ;)

Also, don’t change the indenting, for some reason it’s all messed up.

OK, then, if you want your users to be able to select more than one option, then I suggest you use check boxes, not drop-downs. Here’s some reference on forms, there’s check boxes among those: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp

Also, last time I checked, this hack only works with PayPal buttons, not pro-forms, so that’s another thing you need to change. And… Oh yeah, the level attribute must be set to 0 or 1, depending on the level that this is gonna offer, you can’t set it to *.

– Eduan

Could you please post the following here:

• The hack that you’re using (so that I can check if it’ll work)
• The URL to the page with the button? You can sensor out your website name if you want.
• The location of your hack.

Thanks, these’ll help me find the reason of your problem. :)

Glad my button helped you. :)

Change the output value, from “button”, to “url”. In order for the hack to work. If that’s what you didn’t understand. :)

– Eduan

Hello Michael,

So if I understood correctly, whenever you’re redirected to the membership options page, it appears blank, but when you go directly to the page it works?

Could you please paste the contents of your membership options page? See if we can find anything out of the normal? Thanks!

– Eduan

Hello Ethan,

I’m afraid not… Although I plan to make one some time soon, it’s still a couple of weeks away I’m afraid.

– Eduan

No problem. :)

I see. Well, could you follow the common trouble shooting tips please? They might help you solve your problem.
Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

Hello Ethan,

When you’re upgrading to the paid version, instead of paying for a new account, you must use an upgrade button. Which you can find under the My Account link.

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Beltane,

One way you can achieve this is by simply using s2Member conditionals (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Simple/Shortcode Conditionals) to check if the user is level 0, if he is then he will get some text along the lines of “Please wait for your account to be approved”.

You can read up about conditionals in this article: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

– Eduan

Hello Leo,

This would be possible, but it’s outside s2Member, you gotta use WordPress functions to do this, check their codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/

You would of course use the s2Member conditionals, but you would use WordPress functions in order to check which post it is.

– Eduan

Hello Maximilian,

I’m not aware of any way to do this without modifying the core files, or using front-end translations.

– Eduan

Hello Olivier,

Here’s a French translation by another community member:
http://www.echodesplugins.fr/mes-traductions-de-plugins/#s2member

However I’m afraid it’s only front-end.

– Eduan