Eduan

Hello Robert,

That error is only caused by one thing in my experience, an incorrect custom value in your shortcode. Check under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Shortcode Attributes (Explained) -› custom and make sure that the value is as it should be.

Could you please paste here the shortcode that you’re using, and the actual URL of your website? As an extra step, could you make sure the things pointed out in this article are OK?

Hope this helps. :)

Hmm… Well really the best you can do is contact the developer and ask him how to do it. ;)

Thanks for the tip Dan!

Just wanted to fix a little error (you didn’t put the closing option tag):

<input type="hidden" name="on1" value="Size">Size<select name="os1"> 
	<option value="Small">Small</option>
	<option value="Large">Large</option>
</select>

– Eduan

:)

Yeah it really isn’t worth to integrate with it right now.

Hello Tate, yes this is doable.

What I would do in that case is either get the pro version of s2Member, and offer a pro-form in the membership options page, or put a JavaScript redirect inside the membership options page.

So make sure you have the PHP Execution plugin installed and activated, and inside the membership options page put the following code:

<?php if(!current_user_is('s2member_level0')) { ?>
<script type="text/javascript">
	window.location = 'http://pmcprimeproperties.com/wp-login.php?action=register';
</script>
<?php } ?>

This will allow users to click link they shouldn’t be able to see, be redirected to the membership options page, and immediately be redirected to the registration page. So you would put this inside your membership options page.

Would this solution work for you?

Hello Rod,

I suggest you post this in the plugin, User Role Editor’s forums. This is a forum for s2Member problems/questions specifically.

– Eduan

Well then, you really don’t need any customizations then, just need to protect the content to require the user to be level 0, and that’s it.

Just have the users register through yoursite.com/wp-login.php?action=register

– Eduan

So basically, they pay once, and have unlimited access forever, even if they have to login again?

I’m afraid s2Member currently doesn’t protect video sections, you could achieve this if you separate the video in 2 files though.

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Paddy,

If both the development version and the live version of the website are of the same owner (same website/person) then you can buy only 1 license, use it in the development version, and when it’s ready use it on the real live website.

Just make sure to change your client’s profile field that’s called “Main domain”. And one last thing, make sure to buy it at your client’s name.

Does that answer your question? Or did I make it too confusing?

Hello Darryl,

When you installed s2Member, did you also make sure to install the pro version of s2Member? Both the free version and the pro version have to be installed if you upgrade.

Hello Dan, glad you solved your problem.

I just wanted to say, I really suggest you don’t use the PayPal sandbox, it just creates problems that are not worth fixing since they are not gonna exist in a real installation. Instead I suggest you use 1 cent buttons so that everything works, but you don’t lose or use a lot of money.

Hope this helps. :)