Eduan

Hello Lisa,

Well I believe you should be able to use something along these lines, you need the PHP Execution plugin installed for this:

<?php if(current_user_is(s2member_level0)) { ?>
	<script type="text/javascript">
		window.location = "http://www.giftedpage.org/membership-options/";
	</script>
<?php } ?>

Haven’t actually tried this yet, but it should work. This would redirect level 0 users to the membership options page, and members >= level 1 would still view the content like normal.

Or you could separate the content like Philly suggested.

Hope this helps. :)

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by  Eduan. Reason: Modified code

Hello Lisa,

You might be interested in implementing the s2Member login widget, here’s an article about that:
Knowledge Base » s2Member® Login Widgets

And if that doesn’t work for your needs, then check under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Pro Login Widget (via PHP) for instructions on how to insert it through PHP.

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Stephen,

s2Member doesn’t have a membership account page (unless you mean the membership options page). And s2Member does not provide a shortcode like [pmpro_account].

Could you please specify what your problem is with a little more detail? Thanks. :)

Hello John,

The simplest solution for this is to buy a new license here: s2Member® » Prices/Licensing

If you don’t buy the license, then you can’t really use the pro version.

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Claudine,

Well, s2Member conditionals are not really meant to be used to redirect, they are just meant to separate content. So the page would remain the same, title and everything, just the content would change.

Hope this helps understand what’s going on. :)

Hello Jura,

If you want to have a registration form (paid or free) besides the wp.login.php one, then you will need to have the pro version of s2Member so that you can take advantage of s2Member pro-forms.

Hope this helps. :)

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

No problem if you confirm first, just remember I just woke up at this hour. ;)

Hello Tony,

So, you want to block the entire website, except for those that are able to put their password?

If so, then you might wanna check the URI restrictions, you would simply protect the whole website using a “/” as the protection (without the quotes).

You can check out URI restrictions under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› URI Access Restrictions.

Hope this helps. :)

Yes this is possible with s2Member.

But it would require integration with custom capabilities (ccaps for short), and lots of conditionals.

– Eduan

You can use this:

[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level1)]
  Content exclusively for members level 1.
[/s2If]

If you’re gonna use it inside code, then you will have to use the PHP version:

<?php if(current_user_is('s2member_level1')) { ?>
  Content exclusively for members level 1.
<?php } ?>

Hope this helps. :)

Hello Michael,

Well it’s really very simple, here’s the shortcode for the level 1 content:

[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level1)]
Content only for level 1 users.
[/s2If]

Here’s the shortcode for the level 2 content:

[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level2)]
Content only for level 2 users.
[/s2If]

And this would be the content that both can access:

[s2If current_user_can(s2member_level1)]
Content for anybody who can access level 1, this includes levels 1 to 4.
So this would be content for level 1 users.
[/s2If]

Does this make it clearer on what you would do to accomplish what you need?

Glad I was able to help. :)

Be sure to check out the link Cristián put in his post. ;)

You could, but then again, the only page integrated to actually output those errors and actually make sure they’re true etc. Is the wp-login.php page.

If you really need to modify it, then you can always hire a freelancer that modifies WordPress to do this for you, please understand though, this is not a good solution, every time you update WordPress you will probably lose the changes, and you will probably have to re-do the hack every time, since every release WordPress might have changed something. I suggest you hire a freelancer over at jobs.wordpress.net, and hire him so that he does a plugin for this.

Hope this helps. :)
– Eduan