Eduan

Seems to be correct… I did notice an error with your mail function, change:

function wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers ){};

to:

wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers );

Otherwise you will be defining the function, instead of using it.

See if that works. BTW, I suggest you have a test website if you’re gonna be making tests, otherwise it’s gonna be hard to know if it works or not. :)

– Eduan

I see, then I suggest you just keep increasing that limit until it stops. :)

Also, use the following script: http://www.s2member.com/r/server-check/
Just upload that to your main WordPress directory and open it with a browser.

– Eduan

I see, well, then s2Member is not protecting the content. What happens when you’re asked to login? What happens if you go to a page that’s not supposed to be protected?

Do you get redirected to the membership options page? To the login page? Where?

– Eduan

Hello Justin,

I’m afraid currently you can’t have a 100% discount coupon, the lowest you can get it to is to $00.01 cents.

Does this answer your question?

Hello Danny,

I haven’t played around with this myself, so I’m not sure if it would work, but if you followed Bruce’s instructions correctly then there shouldn’t be any problem. :)

BTW, you can freely test this in your website, since this can easily be fixed if it messes something up, which again, if you followed Bruce’s instructions correctly, it shouldn’t be any problem.

– Eduan

Hello Mark,

1. PAYPAL BUTTONS: The shortcode that has been generated is not producing any visible buttons after placing it in my page editor.

This is most probably caused by a plugin/theme conflict, follow the instructions in this article in order to find out if this info is correct: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

2. NAVIGATION PROBLEMS: Once the plugin is activated, much of the site’s navigation takes the user to the Membership Options Page…I don’t know why.

This is to be expected if the pages to which those menu entries lead to, are protected by s2Member.

Hope this helps. :)

OK, yes I was gonna suggest that next. Make sure you follow the instructions in this article fully (for finding conflicts):
Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

– Eduan

That is correct Emily. The license is per website URL, and not serial key, the license only applies if the website is being used for selling, if it’s a test website to make sure everything works, it doesn’t count.

– Eduan

Hello George,

Could you please show us what you’re supposed to put there? It doesn’t show up for some reason. Also, could you please tell us the full message? If possible take a screenshot, because WordPress shouldn’t be telling you to go to s2Member. ;)

– Eduan

Not sure what else I can suggest. :/

I do suggest you use MailChimp if it works. (And cause I like it more, don’t really use it though. :P)

– Eduan

I compared the code against Bruce’s, and I noticed that you changed some things… Could you please try the original hack Bruce made, without the changes?

I suppose the following code is your own correct?

// hack to deliver paypal button with date based expiration
// no longer used now that club expires all memberships on 7/1
add_action("ws_plugin__s2member_before_sc_paypal_button", "s2_hacks_eot_by_date");
function s2_hacks_eot_by_date($vars = array()) {
	if ($vars["attr"]["expire"] && $vars["attr"]["cutoff"]) {
		$expire = strtotime($vars["attr"]["expire"] . "+1 day"); // Include all of the last day
		$cutoff = strtotime($vars["attr"]["cutoff"] . "+1 day"); // Include all of the last day
		$now = time();
		if($now > $cutoff) {
			$expire = strtotime(date("Y-m-d", $expire) . "+1 year"); // Add one year if after cutoff
		}
		$timeleft = $expire-$now;
		$daysleft = round((($timeleft/24)/60)/60) + 1; // Add one day to include the last day
		$vars["attr"]["rp"] = $daysleft; // Set the number of days
		$vars["attr"]["rt"] = "D"; // Set the rate term to days
		$vars["attr"]["custom"] .= "|" . date("Y-m-d", $expire); // Append computed EOT to the custom field
		unset($vars["attr"]["expire"]);
		unset($vars["attr"]["cutoff"]);
	}
	return;
}

– Eduan

Hello Emily,

You’re correct, you can only use it on one live website at a time, but you can change the website it is affecting. Change that under Edit My Profile.

Hope this helps. :)