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Please also use the text editor and Not the visual editior
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Hi Colin,
so
<img src="[s2File download="test.jpg" /]" />
Doesn’t work?
What does the page look like when you try this? Is there a placeholder indicating where the image should be?
As a test can you try this for me, replacing test with the correct path.
<img src="[s2File download="test.jpg" /]" style="width: 150px; height: 150px; border: solid 2px red;"/>
Then report back
thanks
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Also that error code is
The merchant account attempting the transaction is not a business account at PayPal. Check your account settings.
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Do you have an SSL certificate? It didn’t appear so when I just checked
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Its not currently possible with s2,
With RTMP playlists in JW6 you have to load all files in a manifest file (SMIL in your case), loaded as a single source.
That file would need to be created dynamically and on the fly, it is possible but would require some custom coding.
If you can get a copy of JW5 you can achieve what you want with s2 using a very similar approach as what you have above.
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You could try things like google mod pagespeed if your running apache or varnish, although I’ve found them both to be a hassle with membership sites.
The best gain in speed that I’ve achieved is serving all static content via CDN using two different CNAMES and serving all javascript asynchronously
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Do you have full control over your server?
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If you cache pages for logged in users (which are likely to be members) then you are going to serve them to non-members that are not logged in, I’m not aware of any option which allows a cache to be created for logged in and a separate cache for logged out members.
So I would advise against it, anyhow there is an option in the ‘general’ section on the ‘page cache’ settings page in W3TC to cache pages for logged in users
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the page is not restricted but downloads are unlimited to level 1 and above, so restricted for me
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I’m not able to access that video because its restricted to at least level 1.
Anyway what happens when you click on the ‘You have access lets try a direct link .’ on an ios device?
And currently its playing without problems on the desktop?
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Try
<?php if ( current_user_is( "s2member_level1" ) ) { ?>
Some premium content for Level 1 Members.
<?php } else if ( current_user_is( "s2member_level0" ) ) { ?>
Some content for Free Subscribers.
<?php } else { ?>
Some public content.
<?php } ?>
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you can email ___________ but please note I’m not part of s2 but am happy to have a quick look
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Hi Michael,
What is the error you’re getting?
What version of jw are you using?
Try the code below, its not going to fix anything just help debug this, it will render a direct link, click on it and the ios device should start playing in quicktime or whatever it is.
Have you a link you can share?
<?php
// Configuration.
$s2_jw_config["jwplayer"] = "/jwplayer/"; // Relative URL path to JW Player files directory.
$s2_jw_config["mp4_video_file_name"] = "chapter_5.mp4"; // Name of your MP4 test file.
// Don't edit anything else below unless you know what you're doing.
?>
<div id="jw-container">JW Player® appears here.</div>
<script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo $s2_jw_config["jwplayer"]; ?>jwplayer.js"></script>
<?php // A direct URL to the RTMP source; counting the file against the current User in real-time.
$cfg = array ("file_download" => $s2_jw_config["mp4_video_file_name"], "url_to_storage_source" => true, "count_against_user" => true); ?>
<?php // API Function <span class="s2-hilite s2-mono">s2member_file_download_url()</span> returns false if access is denied to the current User.
if (($mp4 = s2member_file_download_url ($cfg, "get-streamer-array"))) { ?>
<script type="text/javascript">
jwplayer('jw-container').setup({
playlist:
[{
sources: // List all available sources.
[
{type: 'rtmp', file: '<?php echo $mp4["streamer"]; ?>/mp4:<?php echo $mp4["file"]; ?>'},
{type: 'mp4', file: '<?php echo $mp4["url"]; ?>'}
]
}],
primary: 'flash' /* Try Flash® RTMP first, fallback on HTML5 or direct download of MP4 file. */,
width: 640, height: 360 // Set video dimensions for all sources.
});
</script>
You have access lets try a <a href="<?php echo $mp4["url"]; ?>">direct link </a>.
<?php } else /* Access is denied to the current User. */ { ?>
Sorry, you do NOT have access to this file.
<?php } ?>
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Ok in that case can you download and run the server scanner test tool http://www.s2member.com/kb/server-scanner/ it sounds like your server doesn’t have openssl installed but this test will confirm it.
Who’s hosting your site?
Thanks
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Is this the first attempt at integration or was it working before?
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Hey Cristián,
The problem I’ve found is when members cancel recurring subscriptions via ccbill, Ive not looked into the process a great deal, but either ccbill is not notifying s2 via the datalink intergration or s2 isn’t requesting the information.
I know you have to be approved for this at ccbill so that could be the issue (but not in my case), but my guess is that it never really works that well and is probably why ccbill now have a webhooks feature, which will automatically post cancellation information to a url that you choose.
Perhaps when Jason has time he could look into and support that feature as it will most likely be more reliable.
Thanks
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its a problem with DataLink Integration, check that the user that has access to it has the correct whitelisted ip address (the ip address of your server) in your ccbill settings, anyhow i’ve never found that it works and ideally s2member needs to upgrade its integration to use ccbills webhooks events
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Your right RTMP switching will only work with a smil file.
However as the videos need to be protected with expiring links the smil has to be generated on the fly i.e it doesn’t exist and only gets created once requested.
This is something I’m currently working on, it seems rather messy and complicated, anyhow I’m going to do it like so:
<div id="myElement"></div>
<script>
jwplayer("myElement").setup({
playlist: [{
image: "",
sources: [{
file: "path/to/file/smil.php?file_name_720=video-720&file_name_480=/sub-directory/video-480",
type: "rtmp"
}]
}],
width: "100%",
aspectratio: "16:9",
primary: "flash",
});
</script>
Notice that the smil file can be a php file as long as you set type to rtmp. As you can see I’m passing some variables with the file name, which i will extract and use as reference for my video file locations.
The smil file:
<?php
// GET our file name+location variables
$vid_720 = htmlspecialchars($_GET["file_name_720"]);
$vid_480 = htmlspecialchars($_GET["file_name_480"]);
// here is my todo section where the function to create the protected urls will be created
// perhaps we can include s2member's url signing files here and do something like
include 'the/s2member/files/we/need/not/sure/which/ones.php';
$signed_url_720 = do_shortcode('[s2File download="' . $vid_720 . '" url_to_storage_source="true" get_streamer_json="true" /]')
$signed_url_480 = do_shortcode('[s2File download="' . $vid_480 . '" url_to_storage_source="true" get_streamer_json="true" /]')
?>
<smil>
<head>
<meta base="rtmp://yourdistro.cloudfront.net/cfx/st/" />
</head>
<body>
<switch>
<video src="mp4:<?php echo $signed_url_480 ?>" height="480" />
<video src="mp4:<?php echo $signed_url_720 ?>" height="720" />
</switch>
</body>
</smil>
Well I’m going to do something along those lines, perhaps someone can chip in if they know what files need to be included to sign the urls or if they can think of a better way
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Hmm,
It may not be an issue but the way your naming paths and directories is unusual, I’m not sure what effect commas and spaces have on what is being rendered.
Could you change your file structure to something like:
beginners-course/lesson-14-f-major-exercises/lesson14.mp4
and then update the shortcode accordingly.
See if that helps
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Hi Ulrich,
With the plugin installed you use a shortcode instead of what you have above.
The equivalent for the above as a shortcode would be
[s2video video="lesson1.mp4" html5="true" download="true" width="660" height="371"]
video=”the file relative to your bucket”
so if lesson1.mp4 is in a folder called lessons in your amazon bucket, then video= would be video=”lessons/lesson1.mp4″
setting html5 and download to true sets the fallback for ipads etc, this does not necessarily mean that they will play as the file type still has to be compatible.
Just to make sure your file is compatible try playing it on your ipad without protecting it with s2member, if you dont have any joy with the shortcode.
Let us know how you get along :)
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I don’t think the certificate is installed correctly, as navigating to https:// manually redirects to http://
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Sorry Jeremy but I’m not sure what it could be.
Lets see what Cristián or Raam thinks?
While your waiting can you check that the url your being directed to when you get the access denied message matches the url given for your ‘download’ distribution that s2member created in cloudfront. Can’t see why it wouldn’t but you never know.
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Its strange that the streaming is working but not the download.
Can you post the code your using to make this file stream without problem
‘Leilani_Kai_vs_Taeler_Hendrix.mp4 ‘
can you also locate that file in your bucket, click on it, view properties and copy and paste the link here that amazon provides.
Thanks
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Not necessarily as amazon gives the same message if you’re trying to access something that doesn’t exist at that location.
Can you double check your using the correct file name and correct path.
remember that you cannot download from the cloudfront url that was setup for the streaming.
<a href="[s2File download="file-relative-to-your-amazon-bucket.mp4" /]">download</a>
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This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by
 Philly.
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Can you try this please:
<a href="[s2File download="yourvideo.mp4" /]">download</a>
Also are the files in the top level of your bucket or a sub-folder?
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