Hi Christian,
Thanks again for your help, I have got it all working now and after a bit of trial and error I came up with the code:
<?php if(S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_REGISTRATION_DAYS >= 1){ ?>
Follow the link to your page:
<p><a href="http://mysite.com/index.php/<?php echo S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_LOGIN; ?>/">My page</a></p>
<?php } ?>
This link is somewhat different from the link you would enter in the general-options/login-welcome-page customization tab mentioned in the video you sent me. That link only works when you set the program to re-direct the user to their own page on login. If you do not use the link I have shown you above as a hyperlink and you use the link used in the login-welcome-page options then you get a “not found” error. It may be worth mentioning if you guys ever update that video. Still, no complaints, it certainly got my brain working!!! lol
This works perfectly so now I can now do exactly what I was looking to do. As a gesture I have now purchased your pro package a little earlier than I was going to. I expect that in the customer support forum I will be able to get your help any time. Great stuff!
By the way, I have found a plugin called “Nmedia file upload” another great plugin. It does not upolad files into the secure folder (S2member-files) but it can be used on any page and will only show the current user’s file uploads (based on their unique user name). They can also download them again or delete them, and on their wp-admin-user page it lists all of their files for me to download and/or delete! I could almost get rid of the idea of having individual pages now! I just need to find another way of delivering the other feature that I had planned for the individual pages.
The thing I like the most about S2member is that it teaches you how to use php as you go along. Great stuff!!!
All the best, and thanks again,
Mark.