Eduan

If you want to hide the user’s profile page, you might be interesting in checking under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Member Profile Modifications and Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Member Profile Modifications.

That should lead you the right way in order to have your own custom profile pages (or none at all).

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Terry,

>Which two of the above seems best?

For this, I suggest you my version, it is more secure in terms of privacy and piracy (although doesn’t really matter for piracy in a donation button. ;) )

It would also require the PHP Execution plugin BTW, you don’t really have to worry about it, it would still work anyway because of the way PHP and the plugin are made. :)

>Is it better to have user register first, then offer them the donation (pay what you what actually) button?

I would suggest you don’t require them to register first, as this donation button would give them access as well, once the payment works.

For the record, my hack allows you to use the following shortcode in order to output the donation button:
[donation-button]

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Barry,

Have you made sure that you are not logged in as an admin when doing these tests? The admin users will never get blocked by s2Member, so it’s good to make sure you’re logged out.

Also, make sure that you have set your membership options page, that’s sort of like the on/off switch for s2Member. You can configure it under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Membership Options Page.

Hope this helps. :)

I’m afraid I’m not really sure, I haven’t really worked with themes, so I’m not sure where this would go. :/

Hello Brad,

For this you would simply follow the instructions in the videos in order achieve what you want. :)

This is possible, just gotta watch the videos (and I don’t have at the top of m head, so I can’t really share the solution).

– Eduan

Hello Ethan,

Does this post help you?: http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/php-code-to-switch-between-menus-per-level/

– Eduan

Hello Geoffrey,

This is possible, not with this method, but rather having one login welcome page, that shows different content depending on the user’s access.

Check out s2Member conditionals, they should give you the functionality that you need:
Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

Hope this helps. :)

No problem, glad I was able to help. :)

Hello Levi,

Could you please provide some info that might help the support reps find your account easily? Thanks. :)

– Eduan

Hello Sylvain,

The account you’re using to make this post is a free account, in order to post in the customer support forums you need to have paid for the pro version, and in effect, have a paid account.

Hope this helps. :)

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by  Eduan. Reason: Fixed typo

Hello Ethan,

You mean change the nav bar’s content depending if the user is logged in or not?

For that you would use s2Member conditionals, which you can find an article about, here: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

Just remember that you would use advanced conditionals for your purpose. ;)

Hope this helps. :)

Posting in the customer forums (which is here ;) ) is the best way to get support from the support reps.

Hope this helps. :)

Regarding a customized version of the button depending on the products the user chooses, yes that is possible with some custom coding.

– Eduan