Eduan

That would cause a conflict between s2Member and WordPress Jermaine, so I suggest you don’t do that Charles.

What I can suggest though, is that you make a homepage page, and put the same content that the membership options page has, there.

– Eduan

Well you can alter your theme’s section that controls the menu, you can put different menus depending on the amount of time the user has been registered.

– Eduan

Hello Peter,

You’re right in that behaviour, however, you can configure this if I’m not mistaken, with MOP vars. Which give the membership options page info on why the user was sent there, and you can configure it accordingly.

You can check out MOP vars here: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Membership Options Page Variables (MOP Vars)

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Emanuele,

You can buy the license now, and alter you can change it here: http://www.s2member.com/profile/

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Guillaume,

You can use s2Member’s content dripping features for this, you can find it under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Content Dripping.

Here’s an article about them: Knowledge Base » Introduction to Content Dripping in s2Member®

Hope this helps. :)

Not sure, haven’t had much experience with downloads I’m afraid. :/

One thing you could do is visit this article and see if it helps:
Knowledge Base » Resolving Problems with File Downloads

– Eduan

Glad you could solve the problem Gary, and thanks for sharing the solution as well. :)

Hello Vale,

This is currently not possible with s2Member, unless you let them register for free first, and then offer them to upgrade to a paid member.

You will be interested in using s2Member’s conditionals for this, check this article about them: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

Hope this helps. :)

Hello John,

Glad you could solve your problem. :)

Just for future reference, the process for upgrading is upgrading the free version automatically with WordPress. And for the pro version simply go in to your s2Member dashboard and you should see a notice telling you to enter your s2Member.com credentials in order for s2Member to upgrade automatically, or you can upgrade manually.

– Eduan

Hello Paul,

Could you please follow these common steps for troubleshooting: Knowledge Base » Common Troubleshooting Tips

Also, I believe this problem is caused by the custom attribute in your shortcode if I remember right. Make sure it follows the rules of how it should be. :)

You can if you want, share your full shortcode and your website URL and I can check if something jumps at me.

Hope this helps. :)

No problem Terry. :)

Well, the membership options page is for those pages that you want to be protected at level 0, if the user wants to access one of those pages the membership options page will tell the user to register first.

At this point you would simply put a link to the registration page explaining what they gain by registering, or simply put a JavaScript redirect to the registration page.

The login welcome page is what users see once they login, right after they login, this is the page that they will see. You can configure this to redirect to a URL (any URL, including your homepage) or a page within WordPress, which can’t be your homepage in order to not cause problems with WordPress.

WordPress already blocks the users that are not admins from accessing your wp-admin, so you don’t have to worry about that. :)

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Isabelle,

It isn’t necessary to have PayPal, see here, if you’re talking about pro-forms: Pre Sale FAQs » To use s2Member® Pro Forms, will I have to use PayPal® Pro?

If you’re talking about the free version of s2Member, then you don’t require PayPal, if you want to offer free access you don’t require PayPal. Level 0 is free users BTW, they don’t pay, and they register under http://www.yourwebsite.com/wp-login.php?action=register

Does this answer your question?
– Eduan