Jason (Lead Developer)

Thanks for your patience.

Changed:

header ("Content-Encoding:");

To:

header ("Content-Encoding: none");

This is really a hack to get it working with your server. It’s a common hack, but a hack still. There really is NOT a valid none token for this header, and that’s why s2Member® does not send it by default (it’s invalid). However, in scenarios where it’s absolutely required in order to bypass GZIP filters on your server, a value of none will do the job here. Unfortunately, you will need to make this change upon each update of the software. Or, configure your web server to interpret an empty Content-Encoding header as none.

I’m going to see if we can do something more, by accommodating this scenario dynamically in a future release. Please keep an eye on our Changelog for any improvements in this area.

Only recently. We’ve been having great success with it here at s2Member.com. Our deliverability rate from the forums and other transactional emails has greatly improved since we began using SES. Not only that, it just removes a lot of the headaches associated with maintaining a mail server yourself, in my opinion :-)

SES was recommended to me by Raam Dev (a Support Rep here at s2Member).

Thanks for the heads up on this thread :-)

@ boudewijn lutgerink

You posted an excerpt like this.

Notice: Undefined variable: cache_needs_updating in E:\…\wwwroot\wp-content\plugins\s2member\includes\classes\cache.inc.php on line 97

The fact that you’re receiving PHP “Notices”, would indicate that your server is running PHP in developer debugging mode at the present time. Please consult with your hosting company about this, and ask them to place your error_reporting for PHP into production mode. Also check your /wp-config.php file and make sure you do NOT have this line.

define('WP_DEBUG', TRUE);

I also suggest that you run s2Member’s Server Scanner to check for possible issues in your configuration.

Thanks for your reply :-)

So what’s happening is that you have Members logging in to view protected content. Some of that protected content you’ve made shareable through services like Facebook? If that’s the case, it’s not going to work. Protected content is not shareable. If you attempt to share this content through Facebook, the Facebook crawler (NOT the member who is logged-in attempting to share the content), is what’s parsing the data from your site. The Facebook crawler (like any other crawler, or non-member), will not be allowed to view this content. Instead, these crawlers would be redirected to your Membership Options Page.

We’ve had some site owners attempt to custom code exceptions into s2Member using Hooks/Filters that look for the Facebook crawler with the $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] header value. While this can work, it opens a huge security hole on your site, because the User-Agent header can be forged. I don’t recommend it.

See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8626812/how-to-recognize-facebook-user-agent

Thanks for the follow-up :-)

Please submit the updated information privately through this form.
See: s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Thanks!

Thanks for your inquiry. ~ We appreciate your patience :-)

API Notifications would be key here! Yes, please see this section of your Dashboard.
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Notifications -› Registration Notifications

See also: Knowledge Base » Auto-Create iDevAffiliate™ Accounts?
See also: Knowledge Base » Building An API Notification Handler

Thanks for reporting this important issue.

I’m not seeing anything here that sounds like a bug. I can confirm that s2Member’s Auto-EOT System is functional on a clean installation of WordPress v3.5 running s2Member v130116. Tested today.

s2Member’s Auto-EOT System is powered by WP Cron. The s2Member Auto-EOT System runs every 15 minutes. I would take a look at this section of your Dashboard and be sure that your EOT Behavior has this option enabled first. If it is, and it’s still not working, you can try setting up a CRON job of your own, by using the instructions provided by s2Member. Please see: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Automatic EOT Behavior

Please let us know if problems persist :-)

Thanks for your reply :-)

Jason wrote on the 13th…
Please update this thread with a short note letting me know it’s been sent. Thanks!

Just to point out… You sent the file on the 13th apparently, after my reply. I asked you to update this thread after you the sent the file, but you waited 5 days before updating this thread. This is why you did not receive a response right away.

Also, we have no record of having received any information from you yet. Did you fill out the private contact form here? Or, how did you send us this file exactly? Did you reference the URL to this thread? Please see: s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Thanks for the heads up on this thread :-)

For future reference. If you build a custom translation file for s2Member, please put that file inside /wp-content/plugins/, and NOT inside /wp-content/plugins/s2member/includes/translations/.

s2Member will find your translation file in either place, but putting it inside the /wp-content/plugins/ directory will prevent you from losing it, should you update s2Member in the future.

See also: Pre Sale FAQs » Can s2Member® be translated into other languages?

Thanks for your inquiry. ~ We appreciate your patience :-)

s2Member® Pro will not require a User/Member to re-enter most fields like this (such as username, email, first/last name, or any Custom Registration/Profile Fields you’ve configured). Not if they already have an account.

However, some of these fields will appear disabled (already filled in), and others will be editable, which might pertain to the transaction (such as the First/Last Name on the account). If you’re not happy with the default handling that s2Member® Pro uses in this scenario, you could create a custom Pro Pro Template if you like, or even modify s2Member’s processing routines using Hooks/Filters that we expose in the source code.

See: Pre Sale FAQs » Is it possible to modify s2Member® Pro Form templates?
See also: Knowledge Base » Hacking s2Member® Via Hooks/Filters

Thanks for the follow-up :-)

Can I use the Single-Site license in both, my test and my live sites?

Yes.

if yes, where can i find information for any special configuration?

There is no special configuration needed. If you want to install s2Member® Pro on a test site (or test domain), it’s fine to do that. No special considerations are necessary, and a Single-Site License is sufficient. If you’re planning to have multiple instances of s2Member® Pro (i.e. multiple live sites), then you will need an Unlimited-Site License. It does not sound like you need that presently.