Eduan

All those extra variables are s2Member MOP vars I think, if you are not using MOP vars (which BTW you can find under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Membership Options Page Variables (MOP Vars)) then you can disable that part of s2Member, or hide it with .htaccess.

Remember that those variables only appear when s2Member redirects to the Membership options page, after blocking something, I’m not sure if s2Member uses it for something, but it certainly is useful for debugging problems.

I repeat, if you want to hide that part of the URL, you would have to use .htaccess, the same technology used for hiding the .php, .html etc., at the end of the file URL.

– Eduan

Hello Boudweijn,

Check under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Automatic EOT Behavior and see what the EOT behaviour is, if it’s set to demote then the user will not be deleted, they will still be able to access their account. If it is set to delete however, the account will be deleted forever.

Hope this helps. :)

Hello there,

You might be able to achieve this using .htaccess, so that it hides that part of the URL, but those variables are required by s2Member in the URL, so you can’t really remove them, only hide them.

– Eduan

Great! Hope nothing else goes wrong then. :)

Hello Biswajit,

I believe you would have to edit JWPlayer itself to achieve this, and this really is not related to s2Member, so I can’t really offer any advice. :(

I suggest you go check over at JWPlayer’s forums instead. :)

– Eduan

Hello cassel,

I believe it has to do with the parentheses, and the fact that you’re using smart quotes, not normal quotes. Try this instead:

if (date('H') > 7 && date('H') < 8) {
	it is now between 7 and 8
}

Hope this helps. :)

I believe it is possible with MailChimp I think, the user cassel is using lots of ccaps (short for custom capabilities) and newsletters and stuff, using MailChimp.

– Eduan

Hello Dan,

I believe this is to be expected, if their email address is already in use, in other words their email has already been taken by another WordPress account, then WordPress will not allow you to use it.

WordPress does not allow 2 accounts to have the same email address, for security reasons.

So yeah, this is to be expected.

– Eduan

Glad you got that solved. :)

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

You don’t have to apologize. ;)
But thanks for sharing the solution. :)

Hello there,

Well, are you using the shortcode? Or the HTML version? Also, do you have encryption enabled over at PayPal’s side?

– Eduan