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Hi Robert,

Get Response is not an autoresponder currently supported by s2Member, however it may work by manually integrating it with API Notifications (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Notifications).

Regarding the AWeber confirmation email: Unfortunately AWeber doesn’t allow you to get around sending the confirmation email and there isn’t an easy way to prevent the username/password email from being sent before the user confirms their subscription.

You could write some custom code that uses the s2Member List Servers hooks to manually send the the username/password email after approval (you’d need to disable the WordPress username/password email first).

Hi Robert,

Could you explain what you mean by “Get Response autoresponder”?

Hi iVan,

Glad to hear you found the answer. :)

If you want to insert code into the post, simply click the green button above the editing window that says “hilite pre_code”.

Hi Mark,

I will escalate this request to Jason, the lead developer. Thank you for your patience.

Hi Brendan,

Please see Knowledge Base » Using PayPal created buttons.

Could you please try changing this line:

url: 'http://www.the-tma.org/?s2member_file_download=Cara-Bartek_1.flv',

to this:

url: 'http://www.the-tma.org/wp-content/plugins/s2member-files/s2member-file-inline/Cara-Bartek_1.flv',

After making those changes, could you please test the video while logged in as well as logged out?

Hi Rebecca,

I’m going to escalate this and see if there’s another workaround. Thank you for your patience.

Hi Martin,

The update corrects the code added to the .htaccess file, but it does still insert the code, so what you saw was correct behavior.

However, the code that the update inserts was slightly modified to be compatible with Apache 1.3x.

I compared the code in my .htaccess file (added by the lastest version of s2Member) and it differs from the code you shared above. Here’s my .htaccess file:

# BEGIN s2Member GZIP exclusions
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
        RewriteEngine On
        RewriteBase /
        RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (^|\?|&)s2member_file_download\=.+
        RewriteRule .* - [E=no-gzip:1]
</IfModule>
# END s2Member GZIP exclusions

The above code does not cause problems for me on Apache 1.3.

But notice how the line that starts with RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (^|\?|&) differs from the code you shared. The code you shared is incompatible with Apache 1.3.

Could you please double-check the .htaccess file to make sure the code does in fact match the incompatible snippet you shared?

Hi Will,

Yes, unfortunately extracting s2Member custom field data from the database is complicated. Here’s what Jason, the lead developer, wrote on this topic:

Yes, you’re running into a known design flaw within s2Member. s2Member was designed to store all Custom Registration/Profile Fields configured with s2Member, into a serialized array in the wp_usermeta table, under the meta_key wp_s2member_custom_fields.

While this DOES have some nice advantages, it unfortunately has many disadvantages too. In your case, you’re seeing that it’s difficult to search your MySQL database for specific information in these fields, because they’re all globbed together into one serialized array, stored with key wp_s2member_custom_fields.

We are planning to address this issue in a future release of s2Member, in a way that preserves backward compatibility. Until then, if you need to search your MySQL database in this way, I suggest using the MySQL REGEXP operator.

He shares code examples in that thread to explain how to do that.

Hi Terence,

Secure File Upload is not currently a feature of s2Member (free or Pro).

If you require that functionality, you may want to search for a 3rd-party plugin that provides that functionality. s2Member utilizes the WordPress user base, so any WordPress plugin that offers secure file uploads to WordPress users should work (you’ll need to test to make sure it doesn’t interfere with s2Member in any way).

Hi Joe,

Please see this thread on the old forum regarding extracting s2Member Custom Field data using PHP:
http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=15658#p48878

Hi Christy,

It looks like you’ve modified the s2Member Pro-Form templates and/or CSS and something you’ve customized is causing the problem with the credit card images (possibly another DIV on top of them). I checked the actual images themselves and they are fine (e.g., http://ibodydirectory.com/wp-content/plugins/s2member-pro/images/solo-card.png).

If you’d like to hire someone for custom programming, we recommend posting a job at the following sites:

https://www.elance.com/r/contractors/q-wordpress/
https://www.odesk.com/contractors/wordpress
http://jobs.wordpress.net