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You’re most welcome, Ray! Glad to help. :)

Hi Tyler,

Yes, you can do that with the content dripping functionality.

You would simply provide the full content to free users who have been registered for less than 30 days (e.g., S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_REGISTRATION_DAYS < 30[/hilite]) and then after 30 days show them a subscription button. You can use nested conditionals to create more elaborate schemes where you show the full content to free users who have been registered for less than 30 days and then start showing a payment button to them after that. With a nested conditional you can always show full content to users who belong to a specific Level (i.e., paid users). Please see the following sections for more information and examples: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Content Dripping[/hilite] [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› PHP/API Constants[/hilite]

Hi Simon,

I understand the frustration in working with the Custom Registration field data within the database and we’re working to improve the way that information is stored in future versions.

As per our support policy, we unfortunately cannot assist with custom coding (please see s2Member® » Support Policy » Outside Scope). If you’re not comfortable working with PHP, we recommend hiring a PHP developer via jobs.wordpress.net.

Hi Vanessa,

You could certainly use the Signup or Registration notifications feature to create your own AWeber integration, however that would require writing a PHP script that accepts the s2Member signup/registration notification and then generates the necessary email to AWeber to subscribe the new user.

Have you determined that the conflict with the “Short Codes Deluxe” plugin is limited to the AWeber integration? I’m asking because if it causes problems with AWeber, there’s a chance it will cause problems with MailChimp as well.

If you haven’t tested s2Member MailChimp integration while using the “Short Codes Deluxe” plugin, I recommend you try that first. If it works, then using MailChimp instead of AWeber will definitely be the simplest solution.

Otherwise, you’ll need to hire a PHP programmer to write the necessary script to integrate with s2Member’s notification system. We recommend jobs.wordpress.net.

I’m sorry that I couldn’t be of more assistance. As per our support policy (please see s2Member® » Support Policy » Outside Scope), we are unable to assist with 3rd-party plugin integration.

Hi Simon,

Extracting s2Member Custom Profile Field data via PHP is possible, but it’s not going to be pretty. Please see this thread for more information.

Hi Rose,

The s2Member Pro Login Widget will only work in widgetized areas of your theme. This article talks a bit about customizing your WordPress theme to support widgets. If you’re only comfortable with HTML, then you’ll probably want to hire a PHP developer to do the work for you; we recommend jobs.wordpress.net.

Hi Zoe,

The form validation is handled with JavaScript, so if the validation suddenly stopped working I would look into what might be preventing the s2Member JavaScript from working/loading properly.

If you disable/undo the admin notification customization, does the validation start working again?

Hi Kath,

Please see my replies below:

1) Your Thankyou page is not clear enough: one of my testers missed that it said thankyou and one of them
missed that they were asked to register. Of course I could call them stupid but maybe the page needs ot be clearer.

I wanted to do mny own hankyou apoge but your warnings agains it seem dire so I haven’t risked it yet.

You can customize the ClickBank Thank You page; please see Dashboard -› s2Member® -› ClickBank® Options -› Thank-You Page Integration, including the Thank-You Page Template sub-section.

2) they never received the email with their password in it.

Please see Knowledge Base » Troubleshooting Email Delivery Problems for help diagnosing email issues.

3) when they go to the login -page it is pre-completed with the username I use when I log in as administrator! My two
testers sometimes login as administrator too. Is this some kind of cookie or will it happen to everybody ?

There are no cookies that store the username; however your web browser can be configured to store the username for you. The only reason you see the username there is because you (or one of your testers) logged in with that username and the web browser saved it for them (again, this is an option within your web browser… you can turn it off and clear all stored usernames).

4) when they say they’ve forgotten password and request a new one they ge an email which says

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Firstly I think it’s confusing to say from the following account then mention to main site, can you not
change that ? It’s really fromn the username not from the site name. Also you don’t need that wordpress
stuff at the top if it’s possible to get rid of it. I imagine you’re going to say it’s all under wordprss
control but given how adaptable wordpress is I feel sure it can be corrected.

That email is generated by WordPress, not s2Member. It’s certainly possible to customize it, but you’ll need to either add some custom code or install a 3rd-party plugin that modifies the Reset Password email. I suggest doing a Google search.

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Let us know if there are any other questions.

Hi Ramya,

Did you check your spam folder? Invoices go out automatically, so if you didn’t receive one it was likely due to a problem with delivering email to your address.

In either case, Elizabeth is looking into this and she will send you one asap. Thank you for your patience.

You’re most welcome, Gaper! :) Thank you for the kudos. :)

Angela,

Inside the wp_usermeta table in your database, there is a meta_key called wp_capabilities that includes the custom capabilities inside a serialized array.

Interacting with the custom capabilities through the database is certainly not ideal and their storage inside a serialized array makes working with them difficult. This was a design flaw with how custom fields were stored. We are working to greatly improve this in the next major release of s2Member. I don’t have any details about exactly how things are changing, but custom capabilities will likely get their own database table instead of being stored in a serialized array.

Also, regarding the Remote API Operations that comes with s2Member Pro:

The Remote Operation ‘create_user‘, allows for a ‘notification‘ directive. If this is a non-zero value (i.e. ‘notification’ => ‘1’), then s2Member/WordPress will process the New User Notification emails. One notification email will go to the site owner (i.e. you have a new User), and another to the User’s email address. This email simply contains the User’s password with instructions on how to log in. These emails can be further customized under: s2Member -> General Options -> Email Configuration.

s2Member’s event-driven API Notifications are something else entirely, not related to the ‘notification‘ directive that I just mentioned.

All accounts created through the Remote Operations API will cause a new API Registration Notification, as configured under: s2Member -> API Notifications -> Registration Notification. But that’s it. Most of the other API Notifications, including the Signup Notification are only related to payment gateway processing, and will NOT be triggered during a simple registration via the Remote Operations API. Only the Registration Notification would be triggered when creating accounts through the Remote Operations API.

Hi Gaper,

When creating the Custom Registration Field, you can set “Allow Profile Edits?” to Yes ( editable after registration / invisible during registration ). That will hide the custom field from the registration form, but show it in the profile editor.