Jason (Lead Developer)

Thank you. Details received.
~ Investigating now.

Hi Robert. Thanks for your inquiry.

No, I’m terribly sorry. The documentation for s2Clean is built into your theme options panel. There were never any tutorial videos for the s2Clean theme. That being said, we’ll be more than happy to assist in any way we can. If you have questions, please post those here and we’ll help you.

Thanks for the follow-up.

I tested your code sample in our lab and it’s working properly. Have you tried this on a clean installation of WordPress, with no other plugins except s2Member, and using the default theme for WordPress?

Here are some other things that come to mind:

1. Perhaps the code is being mangled by the WordPress editor, or by your theme? Right-click on the page and choose “View Source”. Please post a copy of the resulting HTML produced by the code snippet you posted earlier. This may shed light on the issue.

2. Are you running s2Member v120301 or higher? You’ll need s2Member v120301 or newer for that code sample to work properly. s2Member v120301 introduced a bug fix related to the storage parameter. See: s2Member® Unified Changelog » v120301

Thank you. We’ll take a look and try to reproduce this in our lab.

Note. There is also a JavaScript Global that can be set once, and it will automatically disable ALL confirmations sent by s2Member (automatically). Here is an example.

Create this directory and file:
/wp-content/mu-plugins/s2-hacks.php
( these are MUST USE plugins, see: http://codex.wordpress.org/Must_Use_Plugins )

<?php
add_action("wp_head", "s2_skip_confirmation"); function s2_skip_confirmation()
	{
		echo '<script type="text/javascript">';
		echo 'var ws_plugin__s2member_skip_all_file_confirmations = true;';
		echo '</script>';
	}
?>

Hi Allen. Thanks for reporting this important issue.

Interesting. I’m not aware of any issues with IE8/IE9. Have you tried this against a default installation of WordPress, running the default theme with only s2Member activated?

See Also: Knowledge Base » Don't mix www and without

Thanks for your inquiry.

You said it’s returning a 404 error.
What URL appears in your address bar when this occurs?
Is it possible that another plugin is conflicting? Have you tried with all other plugins disabled?

Yea, so sorry about that. We’re working through this issue now, and it should be resolved soon. We’re moving away from individual Post Ratings, and instead going to all User Ratings, so that one can see the value of a specific User collectively.

Hi there. Thanks for your inquiry Mike.

I’m so sorry, we do NOT currently support Administrative Users within WordPress. s2Member is designed for end-users of a site, and not for Users/Members that actually gain access to your Dashboard in some way. This could certainly be accomplished, using s2Member as a framework on which to build such a site, but it’s not something that s2Member provides by default. Here are some links that might help in your work to integrate this.

See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities
See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/current_user_can
See: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-role-editor/

Hi Gail. Thanks for your inquiry.

ONE TIME fee of $30 and then they pay either a Quarterly $30 recurring fee

This can be accomplished easily with the s2Member Button and/or Pro Form Generators.

or they have the option of paying a one time recurring annual fee of $120.

There is also a need to prorate all full months to the nearest Quarter, each quarter starts on January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1.

This gets a little trickier, but it’s possible.

Instructions:

Install the Exec-PHP plugin for WordPress, and then do something like this.

<?php
$now = strtotime("now");
$recurring_start_time = strtotime("01 January 2013");
$days_until_recurring_charges_begin = round(($recurring_start_time - $now) / ($seconds_in_one_day = 86400));
?>
# Now configure your Shortcode with Trial Days that last until recurring billing should begin.
# The Shortcode here has been abbreviated for clarity in this regard.
[s2Member-Pro-PayPal-Form ... tp="<?php echo $days_until_recurring_charges_begin; ?>" tt="D" /]

See Also: http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2878&p=33315#p9025

Hi there. Just thought I would share my observations here in this topic.

1. You’re running BuddyPress. The navigation bar at the top is controlled by BuddyPress, so options appearing in that menu will not be hidden by s2Member. However, upon clicking any of those menu items, if the section of your site that it links to, IS protected by s2Member (i.e. unavailable to the current user), a redirection to the Membership Options Page configured for s2Member should occur (e.g. it’s NOT available to the current user).

2. Let’s see a screenshot of your URI Restriction Options, which are what’s normally used to protect these areas of BuddyPress. In your URI Restriction Options for s2Member, you should have something like this:

/members/
/groups/
/blogs/
/activity/
/messages/
/profile/
/friends/
/settings/

If those are not working for you (i.e your Permalink settings don’t include a trailing slash, like they should), then you can try these instead please.

/members
/groups
/blogs
/activity
/messages
/profile
/friends
/settings

I believe you’re looking for this Filter:
ws_plugin__s2member_check_register_access

<?php
add_filter("ws_plugin__s2member_check_register_access", "my_function");
function my_function($users_can_register)
	{
		if($something_allows_a_user_to_register)
			return /* Yes, they can register. */ "1";
			
		else /* Whatever s2Member says already. */
			return $users_can_register;
	}
?>

See Also: s2Member/Options_Forces
See Also: Hooks/Filters in this class package