Eduan

Hello Mark,

This can be achieved, using a modified version of this hack I developed: http://eduantech.com/code-snippets/donation-button-that-gives-access

Remember though, using this hack you can only achieve it using the PayPal buttons. So users will choose what level they want, they will pay, and the be redirected to create their account, with the level they chose. This limitation is imposed by the fact you don’t get the HTML version of the pro-forms.

Hope this helps. :)

Hello John,

No this is not currently possible. However there is a work-around. You can have users register for level 0, and then when you approve the user just upgrade him to level 1.

Hope this helps. :)

Hello David,

Did you check under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Alternative View Protection? Also, where is this menu? I suppose in your navigation bar of your website correct?

– Eduan

Could you try this script? Just put it inside your main WordPress directory, and open it in a browser, and check what the results are.

If it gives you a PASS in everything, then the next thing to try is to change your theme to the default one (TwentyEleven). And if that doesn’t work then deactivate all your plugins except s2Member, and try again. This problem is not in the default installation of s2Member (the default being clean WordPress install and s2Member).

– Eduan

Oh OK, yeah there may be something different between the normal WordPress version and the multisite version.

The only simple way I know of, to modify WordPress text in the registration page is using my hack:
http://eduantech.com/code-snippets/wordpress-text-replacing-hack

Other than that you would simply have to hack it in yourself, I think. :/

– Eduan

Hello Andrew,

I’m not really experienced with this, but the only thing I can recommend is, have you already set up your membership options page? sDashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Membership Options Page

Hope this helps. :)

1/ Is it possible to have the registration form embedded or (something similar) on another page?
ie: We would like the membership to be on either a subfolder or subdomain (http://members.mydomain.com or http://mydomain.com/members) and the ‘registration page’ to be on the root domain URL OR another page such as http://mydomain/signup … is this possible / and is it possible to have the registration form on MORE than one page?

Have you tried using free registration pro-forms? You can find them under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms.

2/ We would like to hide all content of the membership site to visitors NOT logged in. For anyone visiting a page when they are NOT logged in, are we able to redirect them to a login page at all times? And then after login direct them to the page they were trying to access?

I wouldn’t know how to answer this question, PHP conditionals would probably help however: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals

Hope this helps. :)

Also, try PHP Execution, it hasn’t been updated in the same time, but at least it doesn’t create errors.

– Eduan

No problem. Glad I was able to help. :)

Hmm, I’m not experienced with any of these.

Could you try disabling all of them and see if the problem disappears? If it does, could you try enabling them again until the problem appears again?

If it doesn’t disappear disabling the plugins, could you change to the TwentyEleven theme, not using the child theme in other words.

– Eduan

No problem. :)

Hello Peter,

Currently s2Member pro is not installable directly from WordPress. You have to do it through FTP following these instructions: s2Member® » Pro » Install/Upgrade Instructions

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Char,

What code did you use? Could you please try using the PHP Execution plugin and see if that works better? (Remember to disable Exec-PHP first.)

– Eduan