Eduan

Well I checked the code, and I really can’t find what the problem might be. Do you get any error? If so could you please show me a screenshot of it?

To do an else, just put an else statement:

if (in_array('ziplevel2', get_field('zipfiles')) && current_user_is("s2member_level2")) {
	$freelink = '<a title="Freelink" href="/join">Zip Level 2</a><br/>';
	$memberlink = '<a title="Member only" href="#">Zip Level 2</a><br/>';
	echo "${memberlink}";
} else {
	echo 'Content for user with not access';
}

– Eduan

Hello Daryl,

You can’t do this in the custom capabilities box, but you can achieve this inside the content, allowing you to do it if the user can or can’t access that.

You would use PHP conditionals for this, and you can find s2Member’s conditionals under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals, and you can find an article here: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Jennifer,

You would just find the user you want to modify, under WP Admin -> Users -> All Users -> [Username], and then you would change his role to subscriber, if you are using levels. If you’re using Anything else then you would simply modify it under the s2Member section for the user’s profile.

Hope this helps. :)

Glad you solved the problem Charles. :)

Hello Jason,

I believe the last I heard of this was a user doing it himself, but the last time Jason mentioned it was a simple “I like it” statement, not like that, but it gave that feeling.

Again, not sure on it’s current status, so don’t take my word for it.

Hello Jason,

Well, this is not exactly part of s2Member, but you can using s2Member’s PHP conditionals. Check them out under sDashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals.

– Eduan

Glad you solved your problem Joy. :)

Hello Melissa,

ERROR: Unexpected txn_type/status.
The txn_type/status did not meet requirements.
Please contact Support for assistance.

I’m not sure what causes this error yet. Does generating a new button help? Also, are you using the shortcode or HTML version of the buttons?

[ http://www.digitalscrapbookinghq.com ] says…
ERROR: Unable to verify $_POST vars.
Please contact Support for assistance.

This error suggests that your custom attribute in your shortcode is wrong. Make sure that it’s right, reviewing it against this documentation: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Shortcode Attributes (Explained) -› custom

The error with the server check may be a cache issue, make sure to clear your cache and see if that fixes the problem.

– Eduan

Oh I see, is that what you mean Dan?

Again, that is awesome. Thanks for sharing. :)

Will be sure to bookmark this. ;)
And also to share it when needed. ;)

Hello Bruno,

I would suggest that you check JW Player, along with this plugin by Philly:
http://phillymax.com/web/s2member-video-shortcode/

It really makes JW Player and s2Member work together better, or be more powerful, from what I know.

Hope this helps. :)

I added a www. to your custom attribute, seeing how your website’s URL is like that.

See if that works. :)

Hello Jimmy,

Well one way you can do this, that I can think of, is using s2Member conditionals, find an article about them here:
Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

So you would do the following (this is pseudo-code):

(if user can't access your content)
	do JavaScript redirect to membership options page
(if user can access your content)
	show content

That’s a good starting point. :)

BTW, here’s the JavaScript redirect you would use:

<script type="text/javascript">
window.location = "http://www.yourwebsite.com/url/to/membership-options-page"
</script>

Hope this helps. :)