George Fourie

Hey Guys, I’ve found the problem and it’s NOT because of S2member.

I’ve been trying to implement a social login plugin (loginradius) which has been working fine, but I see that when a user registers through the social login, the redirect creates a 404, so I have their developers working on that.

One question though now that I discovered this…

With the members option page…

If my membership option page is my actual sales page, I only want that displayed once members have actually created a free account through my join page.

So is it possible to have 2 conditions: if the user is not logged in, they get redirected to the join page.

And if they are logged in, they get redirected to the members signup page (sales page)?

Or how was the process developed to play out initially?

Yes, all works and loads fine and I have selected a page for in my membership options page, but it doesnt redirect..

Alright guys, thanks for the help. After covering every little minor technical aspect of this, I’d left out the most basic of basic steps in aweber, which is simply adding a ‘tick’ to get it active lol.

Thanks for the help, but now it’s working 100% :)

Thanks I changed that but made no difference…

Not sure why my screen shot didnt show so here’s the URL:

http://screencast.com/t/YULZ2drZ

Well, the pro-forms are for registration/checkout, not login. I imagine that the single sign-on plugin creates an account in your WordPress the first time the person logs in with one of the services. if that’s so, then you can have the logged in user upgrade his account with the pro-form.

Yes that helps, I think that’s all that matters then but I will test.

If you have an already registered user, he wouldn’t use the single sing-on service to login, would he? Or is there a way to tie one of the login services with an existing account? If so, then it’s a similar answer to what I said above.

The way these plugins work is they search for a match of the email address, so if a user is already registered, they can still use the social logins and if the email is a match, it won’t create another account.

Thanks for the help.

Thanks, unfortunately the status update box is situated within the home page, so cant block the actual page / URL for access..

Thanks, I’ve started playing with the Pro Forms and this is what I need. Upsells are also working from there so that takes care of this thread thank you! :)

Therefore, it’s best to create your custom registration/profile fields with s2Member, for the best compatibility with BuddyPress.

What I don’t get with that is, it’s the same fields that I need for S2Member (the default Buddypress fields)

So if S2Member works with Buddypress registration, but the fields collected by Buddypress don’t transfer to S2member only vice versa, does that then mean I need to have the same fields twice?

Maybe I”m missing something with this…

Unless of course (ideal) I ONLY setup custom fields through S2Member, and somehow position that on a page of my liking where I can control the entire sign up process

Did you double check that you have s2Member activate in your plugins list? Or what do you mean by inactive?

Yes its active, what I meant was I’m not seeing any change in functionality, meaning, being asked for payment etc.

– Adding custom profile fields. These can also be integrated with BuddyPress, but BuddyPress’ profile fields don’t integrate with s2Member. Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields

I was under under the impression that they do integrate.

After login, the person would be taken to the page you configured in s2Member as the Login Welcome page, unless something else is over-riding it with its own redirection. Video » s2Member (Login Welcome Page Conflicts?)

Checking this out, havent found a redirect_to function yet…

I created a test account, but I didn’t see any s2Member custom profile fields. Was that the default BuddyPress registration form? Did you create custom profile fields with s2Member and activate the integration with BuddyPress?

No didnt create any custom fields. That was all Buddypress default. I did activate it, but didnt create the custom fields. Is that something I need to do?

Also, I didn’t notice it’s a multisite network when I registered, it didn’t mention getting a blog. Multisite registrations are normally over at /wp-signup.php if I’m not mistaken, but that is redirecting me to /join.

Yes, it’s multisite. When you have Buddypress enabled, it takes over the wp-signup.php registration. Buddypress normally has the default registration page of /register. I’m using Genesis Framework, which requires that you use the Genesis Connect Plugin, which allows me to customize the join page, which is /join.

Although, I did see that since S2Member is active, the options to create a blog in the main multisite settings have been defaulted to ‘create user profiles only’ as S2Member seems to be controlling this. Could be cos I’ve selected blogfarm of course and set the membership level 1 and up to allow blogs only.

So big thing is, if Buddypress default join page is at /join where you joined, at which point will they get offered a membership? (and to which page should it direct?)

Yes correct. So it controls the network, but I can use S2member for separate products per sub blog. Just haven’t seen that work that way when a plugin is network activated.