Jason (Lead Developer)

Hi there. Thanks for your inquiry.
You might post this in the Community Forum as well, just in case another s2Member site owner has experience with this particular aspect. It’s not something s2Member currently supports though.

That being said…
We’ve written a jQuery script which tries to get this working in the free version, you can read about that here:
http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=14806&p=33812#p33812

In s2Member Pro, it’s possible to reduce the fields collected, down to just a Username/Email, using the options provided under: s2Member -> General Options -> Registration/Profile Fields. However, it’s not possible with a true and complete integration with WordPress, since the database and other plugins expect both an email and a Username. In other words, it’s something you’d need to hack in for your specific case.

Hi there. Thanks for reporting this important issue.

Interesting. That’s a very general error code, so in this case we’ll need to have a look at your Authorize.Net API log file. If you’ve enabled s2Member’s logging routines for Authorize.Net, you will find your API log file here: /wp-content/plugins/s2member-logs/authnet-api.log.

You can enable logging from your Dashboard:
s2Member -> Authorize.Net Options -> Authorize.Net Account Details -> Logging/Debugging

Please email your log file for review, using this private contact form.
s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Hi there. Thanks for your inquiry.
I might classify that request as “Content Dripping”.

You’ll find further details on this in your Dashboard under:
s2Member -> API Scripting -> Content Dripping

Hi there. Thanks for your inquiry.
I’m not sure that I understand the issue you’re reporting. Can you please post some log entries from s2Member Pro? You’ll find those inside /plugins/s2member-pro/clickbank-ipn.log

Enable logging under: s2Member -> ClickBank Options -> Account Details -> Logging/Debugging.

Hi John. We are currently aware of a single issue with the Apache v1.x series, which was corrected in s2Member and s2Member Pro v120219. See changelog entry here please:
http://www.s2member.com/changelog/#s2-changes-v120219

That being said, if you still want to move into Apache v2, that’s certainly a good idea in my opinion. Apache v1.x has MANY security issues, and s2Member is far better off in that hosting environment. Another great option is the LiteSpeed web server (much faster than Apache).

If you move your entire site, along with the database as it exists now, you shouldn’t need to re-configure anything for s2Member. If you’re re-building the site all together, you’ll need to walk through each configuration option again, yes. Here is a reference article that might be of some assistance:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress

I checked the main s2Member plugin area on the plugin page, but still no version number + s2MemberPro version number. Thanks Dan. Any more suggestions?

Please make sure you don’t have two /s2member-pro/s2member-pro/ sub-directories nested into each other. This can sometimes happen if you unzip things a certain way. You’ll hear me explain that in this video intro.

Thanks for the heads up on this thread.

I have three levels of membership. When a member tries to access content not available to their level, I want to redirect them to the login welcome page instead of the membership options page.
How do I do this?

I would recommend using s2Member’s MOP Vars to handle this.

If you look in your Dashboard under:
s2Member -> API Scripting -> Membership Options Page Variables (MOP Vars),
you will find documentation about the details s2Member passes to your Membership Options Page whenever a redirection occurs. You can use these details to intercept that redirection, and perhaps redirect to a custom location based on a multitude of factors that you design.

Hi Carl. Thanks for your inquiry.

This is a silly limitation in the Authorize.Net API, which for sanity purposes does NOT allow these two configuration sets to be exactly the same. The easy workaround to this, is to change the amount in one of these configuration sets to something that’s one penny more. Either that, or set the term to one day more, something to make it slightly different :-) Very sorry for the confusion.

Hi there. Thanks for your inquiry.

What version of s2Member (and s2Member Pro) are you running please?
How did this person register, through a Pro Form, or via /wp-login.php?action=register
Is Open Registration enabled in your s2Member -> General Options?

Hi Ryan. Thanks for writing in.

That’s a VERY general error that can occur during verification of an IPN or Auto-Return event. It’s difficult to pin that down without seeing log entries. If you can please post a log entry from /wp-content/plugins/s2member-logs/paypal-ipn.log where this occurred, perhaps we can shed some light for you.

This FAQ section might be of some interest here:
Pre Sale FAQs » Is it possible to modify s2Member® Pro Form templates?

where do I tell the php code to store the value in the database? Where is the custom field stored in the database and in which table?

I would suggest using your own custom Meta Field for this.
See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/update_user_meta
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_user_meta