Raam Dev

Possibly, yes. We’re working on a big update to the software right now, but we don’t yet have a list of new/improved features.

The two logs that may hold relevant information are paypal-ipn.log and paypal-rtn.log. You can search by Subscription/Transaction ID and/or the email/name of the person who signed up.

The Paid Subscr. ID is set by s2Member when someone signs up, so it shouldn’t change. However, s2Member uses that to cancel the previous subscription, so if it was wrong or if it didn’t exist, then s2Member wouldn’t have been able to cancel the previous subscription. The log should indicate what s2Member did.

Hi Mark,

There are not currently any Pro-Forms for Google Checkout or ClickBank. When someone makes a purchase through one of the s2Member-generated Google Checkout or ClickBank buttons, s2Member will wait until it receives a confirmation of payment from the payment processor and it will then send an email to the customer containing a Registration URL where the user can register their account on your site (see Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Google® Checkout Options -› Signup Confirmation Email).

Hi Christine,

The setup and installation of SSL on your site is entirely outside the scope of the s2Member plugin. The SSL Certificate installation process is very specific to your web hosting environment and all assistance with that should be directed at your web hosting provider.

As for enabling SSL in WordPress, there is information about that on the WordPress Codex. s2Member itself provides a small feature for forcing SSL to be loaded on specific pages by creating a WordPress Custom Field at the bottom of any page/post (on the post editor screen) with a key name of s2member_force_ssl and a value of yes.

If you’re using PayPal Pro, then whatever pages you put the s2Member Pro-Form onto should also have that Custom Field that forces SSL to ensure that nobody accesses the page without SSL.

Hello,

If you look in Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Post Access Restrictions and Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Restriction Options -› Page Access Restrictions, you’ll see that the ID#s for all your protected pages are in the boxes for each Level. You can simply copy/paste those IDs from the Level 0 field to Level 1 field and then save changes at the bottom.

You should be able to use the WordPress wp_list_pages() function for this (docs here). To use PHP code inside a WordPress page/post, you’ll need to use the Exec-PHP Plugin.

Not at this time. The current procedure for setting up Client Portals is as described in the Client Portals video.

John,

You can customize the s2Member signup confirmation email here: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Signup Confirmation Email

If she actually used a Billing Modification button/form (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Billing Modification Forms), s2Member cancels the old PayPal subscription before creating the new one, so assuming that user had the correct PayPal Subscription ID in the Paid Subscr. ID field on their account, s2Member would’ve canceled that old subscription and then created the new one.

If that didn’t happen, it’s possible the users account didn’t have the old PayPal Subscription ID on their account.

The best way to see what happened is to look at the logs to see what s2Member actually did.

You should be able to do that with the WordPress wp_nav_menu() function (docs here). The conditional to check if the user is logged in or out is also a WordPress function: is_user_logged_in() (see docs here). However, you’ll need to consult with the WordPress Support forums for help with putting these functions together.

Hi Andreas,

Yes, s2Member can certainly handle that, however there is no shortcode. You will need to use the Advanced PHP Conditionals (see Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals). You can also use the s2Member PHP Constants for this (see Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› PHP/API Constants). Since you will be running a snippet of raw PHP in your post/page, you’ll need to install the Exec-PHP Plugin first.

Here’s what an example of what the code might look like:

<?php if (S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_LOGIN == "john") { ?>
    Content for user with the username 'john' goes here.
<?php } ?>

Hi Mikolaj,

Yes, all of that is possible.

For client pages, please see the Client Portals video.