About: Marcos Figueroa

After testing:

Thats it! :-)

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by  Marcos Figueroa. Reason: updated a functionality
• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by  Marcos Figueroa.

As an update, I decided to remove my site from a multisite environment.

I am now running these sites on separate wordpress installs.

I got it!!!

user_login calls the username!

I’ll attach my completed code that is pulling over everything I want into MailChimp so others can hopefully benefit. I do believe that this hack only works on new registrations. It won’t work on updates or even transitioning… Is this correct, Cristian? I believe this function is being integrated into the next major release… Is that correct?

Here goes:

Also… it must be placed in the following location on your install: /wp-content/mu-plugins/s2-hacks.php
(This stands for MUST USE PLUGINS – if the mu-plugins folder doesn’t exist – create it)

My working Code:

<?php
add_filter("ws_plugin__s2member_mailchimp_merge_array", "my_filter", 10, 2);
function my_filter($merge, $vars)
    {
// $merge /* Array of existing MERGE fields that s2Member passes by default. */
// $vars /* Array of defined variables in the scope/context of this Filter. */

		$user_id = $vars["user_id"];
        // print_r($vars); // Lots of good stuff in this array.

		$user_address = get_user_field("address", $user_id);
		$user_city = get_user_field("city", $user_id);
		$user_state = get_user_field("state", $user_id);
		$user_zip = get_user_field("zip", $user_id);
		$user_phone = get_user_field("phone", $user_id);
		$user_login = get_user_field("user_login", $user_id);

		$my_custom_merge_vars = array(
				"ADDRESS" => $user_address, 
				"CITY" => $user_city, 
				"STATE" => $user_state, 
				"ZIP" => $user_zip, 
				"PHONE" => $user_phone, 
				"USERNAME" => $user_login);

        return array_merge($merge, $my_custom_merge_vars);
    }
?>

Thank you to Jason & Christian for the help!

Cheers!

Raam,

I’m curious, is there an expected time for the next major release?

I’m currently working on a new install of wordpress multisite using subdomains.

I have a main site (empty) @ moonshinemedia.cc

I have 4 “subdomain” sites @ xxxxxxxx.moonshinemedia.cc that are being mapped with: WordPress MU Domain Mapping to standard domains.

The one I’m currently working with (Probably the same problem on all, though)…
keepourforestopen.org

This is the domain that I’ve activated S2Member Pro.

I’m walking through the setup (step at a time) and am at the: LOGIN/REGISTRATION DESIGN –

Login/Registration Page Customization ( required )

These settings customize your Standard Login/Registration Pages:
( http://keepourforestopen.org/wp-login.php?action=register )

The above “registration url” takes me to the main site for registration. All of these sites are independent. I installed Multisite because I thought it was just that…multi (many) sites. The information I read before said it was the direction that developers/designers were going…because of it’s ease of updating and managing.

I’ve searched and am thoroughly confused. I’m not sure if things have changed with updates to WordPress or ?????

All of my sites seem to have “separate” users…I’ve tested and added to one and it doesn’t show up in others…That’s good!

However, all site users show up in the Network Admin Panel. That doesn’t bug me so much, but when a user is deleted from a site… the site is removed from said user name, but the user remains…even if it’s not associated with a site…

2 Questions…

1. How do I make the “registration” urls actually stay within the site. I thought that this is what the domain mapping was supposed to do. They’re all separate sites…I can’t have it redirect to the main site for registers.

2. How do I make a user be deleted from the Network Admin when they’re deleted from a site?

Sorry if this is too long, but I’m somewhat new to all of this and am trying to learn quickly. This one has me stumped!

Thanks so much!