Eduan

Hello Chris,

I don’t think you can achieve this with s2Member, at least not without custom coding. You would have to check if the member has a certain custom capability (ccap for short), and then check what issues he can access, depending on what the current issue is.

one year subscription for access from the latest / issue and the 3 next issues, available for ever also

Could you please clarify on this? I’m a little confused, you want it to be a one year subscription, but available for forever? What do you mean with available for forever? I suppose you mean that this plan will never change.

– Eduan

Hello there,

Well, really the only way to find out is to try it yourself, although if the developer over at SimpleModal Login hasn’t fixed it, then it probably won’t work. Still, it doesn’t hurt to try.

– Eduan

Hello there,

Well this isn’t really possible, the closest you can get to this is using custom capabilities (which wouldn’t work, because the un-registered user doesn’t have them), or using conditionals, which would allow you to change that content depending on the user’s level.

So yeah, I suggest you check out conditionals: Knowledge Base » s2Member® Conditionals

Hope this helps. :)

Hmm… I’m afraid I don’t know what else to offer, I don’t have a lot of experience with embedded files.

BTW, that error says that something within WordPress is wrong. Have you tried doing a compatibility test with your plugins and your theme? Simply disable all your plugins except s2Member and see if the problem remains, and for your theme, simply change back to the default WordPress theme (TwentyEleven).

– Eduan

Yes I suggest you call Host Monster, they will probably know more than any of us. :)

– Eduan

Hello there,

What do you mean with multiple column? You mean that the users can put multiple lines of text? Not just one?

If I am correct, then you simply need to choose the field as a textarea, not a text field.

Hope this helps. :)

I’m not sure, Cristián hasn’t mentioned it… But I’m sure he’ll take it as a feature request. :)

I’ll email him just to be sure. ;)

OK, I suppose you also deactivated all your plugins besides s2Member right?

I’m thinking, do you have any mu-plugins installed? Check this WordPress article for info on that: http://codex.wordpress.org/Must_Use_Plugins

– Eduan

Like I said, you would have to integrate it with s2Member, so that it communicates with s2Member correctly. Like I said, check the other payment gateways that are already integrated, to see how they did it.

– Eduan

I believe I suggested this once, and the user didn’t complain, but it was in the old forums, not sure if it’ll still work.

– Eduan

Hello there,

Could you please give us an example of what’s inside the resulting file?

– Eduan

Hello Zac,

Does the error still appear when you change your theme back to the default one? (TwentyEleven.)

– Eduan

If the free version doesn’t work, then neither will the pro version.

Could you upload this script to your WordPress root folder and open it in a browser? That way we can see if your server is the cause of these problem.s :)

– Eduan