About: Gary

I finally figured it out!!! It was related to the ID field after all. I changed the code to this:

$voted = "1";
$custom_fields = get_user_option('s2member_custom_fields', get_current_user_id());
$custom_fields['district_voted'] = $voted;
update_user_option(get_current_user_id(), 's2member_custom_fields', $custom_fields);

There is no other processing custom fields with my PHP code on this page. But I suppose something could be happening behind the scenes. The page is a protected page that you can’t access.

Thanks for the added input. I wish I could say it is now working, but unfortunately it still is not updating the values. It’s like it is ignoring that last line of code. It must be something else. Perhaps a permission problem somewhere? Any other thoughts or ideas? I appreciate the help.

Well, I got to working on it tonight. But it isn’t doing the update. Here’s my code:

$voted = 1;
$custom_fields = get_user_option('aaa_s2member_custom_fields');
$custom_fields['district_voted'] = $voted;
update_user_option($user->ID, 'aaa_s2member_custom_fields', $custom_fields);

The first three lines of code work correctly (confirmed by echo and print_r).
The last line executes, but gives me no error, nor does it update the custom field “district_voted”.
Any thoughts?

I’ve done as you instructed. But I’m still getting the same error message when I try to activate the plug-in.

If it makes any difference, my ISP says I am on an IIS server.

Any thoughts?