Thanks Bruce. Appreciated.
I have some further thoughts on this, and a specific question first, please …
On the generic /wp-login.php?register form, how do I edit the “Math required … What is the sum of” code? I figured this would be in a class file, and intended to simply copy then edit the function into my /mu-plugins/s2-hacks.php file, but no joy looking, even using, say, this …
sudo find . -type f | xargs grep -l "What is the sum of"
… but I’m blessed if I can find any reference.
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I’ve given up on the s2M Pro forms option, as you may have deduced from the above because the Math doesn’t work with those templates without undue fiddling … but also because I don’t like the user having the double password fields, for two reasons: 1. because this is an inline form and two fields take up too much space and 2. because I want to send them a secure password. I hope that feedback is useful.
What I’m doing instead is to use an amended version of the Registration Form Widget Plugin, which works quite as it should with s2, and vice versa, and therefore with MailChimp too.
… But …
I just need to know about that Math required edit, please. The first_name and last_name fileds, which I’m also playing with (basically, losing the labels and using input placeholder attributes instead to save space) I’ve edited from the custom-reg-fields.inc.php file).
If any of the above throws up any flags to you I’d be grateful to hear.
** Otherwise, I’d just like to say, s2Member is an awesome plugin (I’ve had a lot of prior experience with Wishlist, which is also good, but different, but I way prefer s2). I’m fairly pushing s2, using across multisite with single root cookie, sync’ed logins, all that … sure, it’s a bit hacked for that purpose but, damn, I’m really very pleased (still in dev, mind!) Just wanted to say that cos maybe I sound a bit over-critical here :/