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Ah I see, well glad you solved the problem. :)
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Hello Riccardo,
For that you would go to your Edit My Profile page, and update your profile, and save the changes.
Hope this helps. :)
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What was the problem? If you don’t mind sharing for future reference. :)
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You’re welcome, glad I was able to help. :)
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Hello Paddy,
The s2Member level 0 is actually the WordPress subscriber role, so you just need to assign a user the subscriber role and he will be an s2Member level 0.
Hope this helps. :)
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No problem, glad I was able to help. :)
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Hello Geoffrey,
Have you made sure that you are logged out of your admin account when you tested it?
– Eduan
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Hello there,
That is because when s2Member gets updated those hacks get re-written. Basically you just gotta hack it again. :)
Hope this helps,
Eduan
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Great! Glad I was able to help. :)
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Hello Leonardo,
By default this is not possible with the free version of s2Member, you would have to code this change in yourself, and I’m not sure where.
The pro version however, allows you to make this return page absolutely any page you want, it could be an entirely different website if you want. It would be the success attribute when you use the pro version.
Hope this helps. :)
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No problem, glad I was able to help. :)
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Hello David,
You can easily achieve this s2Member conditionals. Here’s an article about them: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals
Hope this helps. :)
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Hello Tobias,
Check out this article on how to achieve that you mention:
Knowledge Base » Force Terms & Conditions agreement
Hope this helps. :)
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No problem, glad I was able to help. :)
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Glad I was able to help Deb. :)
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Try this, see if it achieves what you want, or what Raam meant:
<?php if (S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_IS_LOGGED_IN || get_the_ID() == 532 || get_the_ID() == 253) { ?>
<?php get_header(); ?>
<div id="main">
<?php do_action('bp_before_blog_page') ?>
<?php load_template(TEMPLATEPATH . '/includes/loop.php') ?>
<?php do_action('bp_after_blog_page') ?>
</div><!-- #main -->
<?php if (!isset($_GET['w-iframe'])) get_sidebar('page'); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>
<?php } else { ?>
<!-- If user is not logged in AND the page id is not 532 or 253, then redirect somewhere else: -->
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
window.location = "http://example.com/membership-options-page/";
//-->
</script>
<?php } ?>
– Eduan
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Hello Aleksander,
Check my answer to your other post:
http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/create-an-exception-of-an-uri-restriction/#post-29793
I believe this is supposed to be inserted in your theme’s page.php file, not sure how that file would look since I haven’t worked with any themes. Could it be possible that you post your current theme’s page.php file?
– Eduan
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Hello Aleksander,
I believe this has been said to Jason before, and I believe it is in the to-do list. Don’t take my word for it though. ;)
– Eduan
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Hello Natalie,
This is not possible with s2Member by default. You will need to modify s2Member to work with your needs. You would need some coding experience however.
You can hire a freelancer over at jobs.wordpress.net or elance.com see if they can implement this for you.
Hope this helps. :)
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Debbie, your status is set as Customer again, so you can now post in the customer support forums. :)
– Eduan
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Hello Tobias,
This is definitely a CSS problem introduced by your theme or another plugin that conflicts with s2Member (and probably the rest of WordPress, since s2Member doesn’t touch that part of WordPress as far as I am aware).
To test your theme simply change it back to the default WordPress theme (TwentyEleven), unless you are already using TwentyEleven as your theme.
Next, to test your plugins simply disable all your plugins except s2Member, and see if the problem goes away. If it does go away, then reactivate them one-by-one until the problem appears again, and there’s your culprit.
If any of these tests solve the problem, then you know who the culprit is. :)
Hope this helps. :)
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Hmm… I’m out of ideas. :/
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I suggest doing the following:
The HTML file with the content that you want to protect should be called “name-of-html-file.php“.
The contents of that file should be:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<!-- Your HTML head content goes here, no PHP goes here -->
</head>
<body>
<?php
include_once "wp-load.php";
if (current_user_can("access_s2member_level1")) {
?>
ALL OF YOUR HTML GOES HERE, ALL YOUR CONTENT THAT YOU WANT TO PROTECT GOES HERE.
<?php
} else
exit("Permission denied");
?>
</body>
</html>
And that’s it, you don’t need to use iFrames, just put a link directly to the file.
If you’re afraid that users will be able to download the file, then simply use s2Member’s download restrictions. Here are some videos about them: Video » s2Member® File Downloads (Complete Series)
Hope this helps. :)
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