Raam Dev

James,

If you want to protect all new topics, then you should add /Forum/topic/ to the Level 1 URI restriction. That will protect everything that starts with /Forum/topic/, including /Forum/topic/9212-trading-lab-notes/.

Hi Wayne,

Can you please share the button shortcode that you generated within s2Member?

Hi Jamie,

s2Member is a WordPress plugin and everything is accessed through a web browser, including authentication. If your iPad app can access the content on your site through HTTP/HTTPS, and authenticate that way as well, then you should have no problem using it with an iPad app.

s2Member restricts access to WordPress posts/pages (and optionally downloadable files). Authentication uses the WordPress user authentication system.

With regards to setting up a protected page per client, please see Video » s2Member (Client Portals?).

This should redirect 503’s to that page:

<?php
add_action('ws_plugin__s2member_during_ip_restrictions_ok_no', 's2hack_exit_503_func');

function s2hack_exit_503_func($vars)
{
	unset($__refs, $__v); # s2Member does this within /includes/classes/ip-restrictions.inc.php above it's exit(), so you should too.
	header("Location: http://b4thestreet.com/en/ip-restrictions/");
}
?>

You’ll add that to wp-content/mu-plugins/s2hacks.php (create the file and directory if they don’t already exist).

Hi Jorge,

As per the documentation in Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Import/Export -› User/Member Importation:

If you fill the ID field, the Import routine will update an account matching the ID you specify ( so long as the account ID does NOT belong to an Administrator, this is for security ). When importing new Users/Members, you can leave the ID field empty; don’t remove it, just leave it empty ( i.e. “” ). Example: “”,”Username”,”First Name”,”Last Name”,”Display Name”,”Email”

So, since you’re trying to import into a site that doesn’t have any of those users, you need to remove the values from the ID column so that s2Member knows to recreate those users (as opposed to updating them, which is what it’s trying to do).

Hi Dieter,

You should have no problem storing files in subdirectories.

Glad to hear you figured it out, Ulrich! Thank you for the update. :)

Hi Cheryl,

s2Member does not currently provide any built-in reporting features, however there is a 3rd party plugin designed to work with s2Member that provides some reporting stats:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/stats-for-s2member/

Otherwise, if you’d like to create your own reporting functionality, a programmer could be hired to create something that would use the s2Member Notifications feature (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Notifications) to generate such reports.

Hi Alex,

That would be a PayPal thing. By default, you’ll receive an email at your PayPal address whenever someone makes a payment.

s2Member has a similar feature: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Notifications -› Payment Notifications. At the bottom of that section you can enter an email address to receive notifications.

Hi Charles,

Our support is limited to the scope of our support policy, that’s why Cristian suggested hiring a developer.

I reviewed the thread where Bruce offered suggestions and he is correct. This will require a bit of CSS coding. If giving you the CSS code were simple, we would be happy to do that, however it requires working with your existing CSS styles and understanding how your theme and other plugins may be affecting the styling.

Normally those checkboxes are on separate lines. If you disable all other plugins and activate the default WordPress theme (e.g., TwentyEleven), you’ll see that those checkboxes will appear on their own lines, not one after the other like in your screenshot.

Hi Thomas,

Good question! I will consult with the lead developer on this and get back to you. Thank you for your patience.

Susan,

I recommend getting a domain pointed to your account and then testing again. You may have issues if you’re using the temporary URL to test protected videos hosted on Amazon S3.