Eduan

Hmm… I would suggest that you try reinstalling s2Member, deleting it and installing it again, be sure to have Deactivation safeguards enabled, however. (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Deactivation Safeguards)

Make sure to delete anything that s2Member creates, which are the following folders:
s2member
s2member-files
Backup any files that you have already uploaded to the s2member-files folder, just so that you can re-upload them later. You can of course skip this if you still have a copy or if there aren’t any important files in there. :)

The s2member-logs folder doesn’t matter, you can leave that one there.

If that doesn’t help, then follow the instructions in this artcile:
Knowledge Base » Resolving Problems with File Downloads

Hope this helps. :)

OK, so for an inline profile modification page, you would use the following shortcode:
[s2Member-Profile /]

This would make it so that the form appears in the page as part of the page, as content of the page. You would put this in any page that you want the profile modification form BTW.

For a profile modification page that comes up as a popup, which is the method I recommend, you would put the following in the page you want:

<a href="#" onclick="window.open('http://wordpress.eduantech.com/?s2member_profile=1', '_popup', 'width=600,height=400,left=100,screenX=100,top=100,screenY=100,location=0,menubar=0,toolbar=0,status=0,scrollbars=1,resizable=1'); return false;">Modify Profile</a>

This would make a clickable link that when clicked, it will open a new window for editing your profile. Here’s a demo:
Modify Profile

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Deyson,

It has the opposite result. :)

OK, tell me how it goes.

If deactivating everything doesn’t work, then I would suggest you try using the following plugin:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/raw-html/

See if putting the PHP between that plugin’s quotes works better for you. :)

– Eduan

Hello Mike,

s2Member doesn’t introduce any Paid Users Only login page, I believe you are referring to the Login Welcome Page, which is the page the users go to after they have logged in.

The login is controlled by WordPress, the login page in your website would be: http://www.petlodger.co.uk/wp-login.php

– Eduan

Hello Michelle,

No you can’t achieve this with shortcodes I’m afraid. I believe this is because the PHP opening tags are not correct, they are like this: < ?php[/hilite] when they should be like this: [hilite code]

No problem. :)

Yes, if you are going for servers go for Linux, and for computers go for Linux or Mac, either way you will notice a huge difference. lol

Anyway, glad I was able to help. :)

Hello there,

Yes you would use the following:

<?php
if (current_user_is("s2member_level4")) {
	# Your menu for level 1 here
} elseif (current_user_is("s2member_level3")) {
	# Your menu for level 2 here
} elseif (current_user_is("s2member_level2")) {
	# Your menu for level 3 here
} elseif (current_user_is("s2member_level1")) {
	# Your menu for level 4 here
} else {
	Your menu for non logged-in users here
}
?>

Would that work for you?

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Jessica,

I think I understand the problem better now. Could you please try changing your theme back to the default WordPress one (TwentyEleven), and see if that solves any of the problems?

Also, could you deactivate all your plugins (all of them, except s2Member) and see if any of the problems are solved?

If any of these worked, then it means that your theme is not compatible with s2Member, or one of your plugins isn’t compatible with s2Member.

– Eduan

Hello Jessica,

If I go to http://www.exercisesinthehome.com/wp-login.php?action=register I can see the registration page.

– Eduan

No problem. :)

Glad I was able to help. :)

Hello Rami,

Have you searched under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› PHP/API Constants? You might find what you need there.

Hope this helps. :)