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Nigel,

Can you explain what the issue is with s2Member’s tags/categories restriction feature?

Hi Christian,

Unfortunately CBSKIN is not currently supported. Please see this thread for more information.

Hi Michael,

If you use the JavaScript debug console in Google Chrome or Safari to view the Administration page with broken panels, does it give you any messages?

Hi Eric,

When a user subscribes via s2Member, s2Member will assign them one of the s2Member roles (Level 0 – 4). s2Member creates its own set of roles and the capabilities of those s2Member roles (aka Levels) are based on the capabilities offered by WordPress Subscriber role, however s2Member does not use the Subscriber role itself; it uses its own built-in roles.

Hi Kevin,

As Cristian mentioned, PayPal requires us to show their PayPal checkout button when checking out via PayPal; this cannot be changed. If you wish to modify the submit button that shows up on the Pro-Forms, you’ll need to dig into the Pro-Form templates (see Pre Sale FAQs » Is it possible to modify s2Member® Pro Form templates?).

Hi Chris,

You can use PHP in the tracking code area, so something like this should work:

<?php if ("%%recurring%%" == "10.00") { ?>
	Tracking code for subscription that recurs at $10.00 goes here
<?php } elseif ("%%recurring%%" == "15.00") { ?>
	Tracking code for subscription that recurs at $15.00 goes here
<?php } else { ?>
	Tracking code for all other subscriptions goes here
<?php } ?>

You may also want to add to the conditional a check for %%regular_term%% to check both the recurring amount and the recurring term. Please see the documentation below the tracking field area for more information.

Hello,

1. can customers cancel their subscriptions from within wordpress?

Yes. Please see Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Subscr. Cancellation Buttons in the free version of the plugin and Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Billing Cancellation Forms in the Pro version (the cancellation form is also available for Authorize.net). These forms/buttons can be placed within WordPress and displayed to the user on a cancellation page, allowing the user to cancel their subscription.

3. do you happen to have a way for each logged-in customer to view a license key that is unique to them?

Yes, you can use Custom Registration Fields for this (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields). You can create a field called “License Key” and then display that field to the user after he logs in. You’ll need to take care of generating the licence key and adding it to the Custom Registration Field.

4. does your solution allow multiple payment methods to be active at once, so the user can choose from paypal or authorize.net?

Yes, you can have multiple payment gateways configured and active and present these as options to the user before checkout. You’ll need to ask the user beforehand which gateway he wants to use and then send him to the correct checkout page.

Hi Lee,

s2Member supports iDevAffiliate and ShareASale for affiliate integration. We recommend using one of those.

Hi Christian,

A link-version of the ClinkBank shortcodes is no longer possible. This was changed due to a ClickBank security change more than six months ago requiring that all s2Member checkouts be digitally signed by s2Member. Please see this thread for more information.

Hi David,

s2Member currently only supports one recurring subscription per user account. So you cannot have two separate recurring subscriptions (Level 1 and Level 2) for the same account. We’re working to improve this functionality in the next major release of the plugin.

However, you can adjust the monthly recurring amount for an existing recurring subscription using the Billing Modification form (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Billing Modification Forms).

You’d need to provide an area where existing members can add new sites and for each site they add, you’d present them with a Billing Modification form. The tricky part will be calculating the recurring amount for the new subscription.

You’d also need to add something to their existing account when (I think a Custom Capability here is your only option; you’d add this to the dynamically generated Billing Modification form that you present to them) that identifies they have a second site attached to their account. You could even get fancy with the Custom Capability naming, using a format like “site1-dot-com-lvl-1” for Site1.com at Level 1.

However, you’d need to take into account users who want to upgrade existing sites to a higher level; your custom code would need to determine what Level the site is currently at and then present them with a Billing Modification form that is configured to adjust the recurring amount appropriately. The custom code would also need to remove the ccap “site1-dot-com-lvl-1” and add ccap “site1-dot-com-lvl-2” to reflect the fact the user has upgraded.

Hi Edward,

That filter does not exist within s2Member. Unlike MailChimp, AWeber’s API doesn’t support a merge array, so the same functionality isn’t possible. If you need to pass custom registration fields to your list server, I recommend using MailChimp.

Hi Masanori,

The BuddyPress login is not part of s2Member. I recommend posting your question on the BuddyPress.org Support Forums or the WordPress.org Support Forums