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Hi Rosaria,

When you added the Post IDs or the word all to the restriction options (WP Admin -> s2Member -> Restriction Options), which section did you add them to (if you’re trying to protect Posts, they should be added to the Post Access Restrictions)?

Which Level did you protect?

Did you logout before testing the restrictions?

Also, did you select a Membership Options Page in WP Admin -> s2Member -> General Options -> Membership Options Page?

Hi Philip,

Are you still having an issue or did you solve it?

Hi Agnes,

You can use the same code example explained in the KB article (Introduction to Content Dripping in s2Member®), except instead of using S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_PAID_REGISTRATION_DAYS, you’ll use S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_REGISTRATION_DAYS to retrive the number of days since the user registered.

You can find more code examples and other s2Member PHP/API Constants in WP Admin -> s2Member -> API/Scripting -> s2Member PHP/API Constants.

Hi Mike,

Please take a look at the Mod Security, Random 503/403 Errors KB article and try the suggestion for modifying your .htaccess file to temporarily disable mod_security.

Hi Angela,

Could this problem be related to the problem you were having in another thread with Chinese characters in usernames (which is not currently supported by WordPress)? Have you tested with a non-Chinese character username?

Regarding missing emails being sent out from your site: Have you installed the EMail Log plugin to confirm that the emails are actually being sent?

If they are being sent, please install and configure the WP Mail SMTP plugin with the SMTP server details for the “From” address that you’re using. It’s possible that emails sent by the server mailer are being caught in spam filters (or being rejected altogether by some mail servers).

And finally, regarding the new forum reply emails, I recommend checking your spam folder. I’m receiving new forum reply notifications, so that feature is working.

Hi Matthew,

Yes, s2Member Pro supports Google Checkout subscriptions. Please see the Google Checkout Button Integration section of this page: http://www.s2member.com/pro/

Hello,

Where did you protect the page? Did you use the restriction options (WP Admin -> s2Member -> Restriction Options) or did you use the widget on the Edit page screen?

Glad we could help, Bill! :)

Hi Bill,

The problem is that you’re mixing https://theartofprizewriting.com with https://www.theartofprizewriting.com.

When a user logs in, they’re logging in under https://theartofprizewriting.com, but once they’re logged in, all of your menu links point to https://www.artofprizewriting.com.

Web browsers treat those two as entirely different domains, so when you try to visit a protected page with the www URL, it doesn’t see you logged in and redirects you to the Membership Options Pages.

The reason you didn’t see this issue on Chrome is that it’s probably silently assuming that you made this mistake and fixes it for you (that’s actually bad, because from a technical standpoint, they really are two separate domains).

Please see this thread for more information: http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=1066

All of the menu links across the top start with www and that’s what’s causing the problem. A user logs in at the non-www version of the URL and then once they click one of the menu items, they’re now considered “not logged in”.

Please update all your custom menu’s in WP Admin -> Appearance -> Menus and use the non-www version of the URL.

Hi Andre,

No, that wouldn’t be possible. It has to do with how WordPress works, not s2Member. WordPress will only work on the domain it’s installed on and it doesn’t have access outside of that domain (except with multi-site installs; but even then, s2Member doesn’t protect content across more than one domain). Since s2Member is a WordPress plugin, s2Member only has access to what WordPress accesses.

Hi Matthew,

Please see this site for Authorize.net pricing: http://www.authorize.net/solutions/merchantsolutions/pricing/

s2Member supports Buy Now and Recurring Products through Authorize.net using s2Member Pro Forms (s2Member Pro required).

Hi Keith,

s2Member can handle both of those scenarios. You can use the recurring subscription feature of s2Member to offer Child Sponsorships. When someone signs up, you can show a simple “thank you page” instead of using the content protection features of s2Member.

For one-time donations, you can use the Specific Page/Post Buy Now buttons to offer a one-time donation. The Page/Post would simply describe what the donation is for. If you want to allow your donors to enter their own donation amount (as opposed to creating a button with a pre-defined amount), you can do that too with a little customization (see this thread on the old forum: http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=1604).

Let us know if you have any other questions.