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Hi Jim,

The s2Member plugin is not designed for restricting (or allowing) access to WordPress admin features (such as editing and publishing posts/pages). All of the s2Member Levels are based on the WordPress Subscriber role capabilities, which only allows viewing of content.

If you need to allow an s2Member Level user access to publishing content, or submitting content for review, you’ll need to make your own customizations to the s2Member Level role capabilities (using a Role Editor plugin) and then you’ll need to write the necessary code for creating a form that submits the post data and saves it as a draft for review.

Hi Thomas,

WordPress requires a unique username for each user, in addition to a unique email address. However, it is possible to create a hack that automatically generates a username in the background and then hides the username field from the user during the registration process. This gives the effect of not requiring a username. You can then use a plugin like WP Email Login to allow your users to login with their email address instead of their username (which they won’t even know they have).

For more information about this hack, please see this thread.

Fantastic. Thank you very much for explaining and sharing your solution, David. I think that’s the best way to achieve what you’re trying to do. The admin JS, if I remember correctly, loads the way it does so that s2Member can optimize it through the s2member-o.php script.

Hello,

This is not currently possible, but you may be able to make such a modification yourself by Customizing the WordPress Login Form.

Hello,

We do not currently have a release date set for the next major release of the software, but we will make an announcement as soon as we’re ready. I can assure you that we’re working hard to get this next version out as soon as possible.

Hi David,

Are you referring to Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields, on the WordPress Dashboard-side? Could you please explain what you’re trying to do?

Hi Johnny,

As cassel mentioned, you’d need to use the Custom Capabilities feature of s2Member. If you restrict content by Custom Capability, then only members with those Custom Capabilities will have access to the content, regardless of which level they are (that way you can give Level 2 and Level 3 users different sets of Custom Capabilities and Level 3 users won’t see Level 2 content unless they have the necessary Custom Capability).

Hello,

cassel is correct: At this time, s2Member only supports one recurring subscription per s2Member account. If you need to add additional features and charge additional recurring amounts, you can do that with the Billing Modification forms (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Billing Modification Forms), but that will simply be modifying the existing subscription. It’s not currently possible to have 12 separate recurring monthly charges with one s2Member account.

Hi Johnny,

I recommend starting over from scratch and trying the auto-configure process again. You may want to see this video.

Do you have any caching plugins enabled? Could you try deactivating those and testing the page again?

Also, it shouldn’t matter, but out of curiosity could you try changing the single-quotes to double-quotes and see if that does anything:

<?php echo s2member_pro_login_widget(array("title" => "Login para Membros")); ?>

Hi Luis,

You can use the single-site license on dev servers no problem. The single-site license for one site only applies to the live, production version of the site.

Hi William,

If you’re receiving the “Please Confirm Subscription” email, that means the s2Member -> MailChimp integration is working properly. If you click the confirmation link from MailChimp, receive a “Subscription Confirmed” message, but then don’t see the email appear on your MailChimp list, that would indicate a problem on MailChimp’s side.

Everything past initiating the subscription (i.e., telling MailChimp to subscribe a user, thereby triggering the “Please Confirm Subscription” email) is handled by MailChimp and not s2Member.

Hi Scott,

When you create PayPal-hosted buttons, I believe you get to choose the type of button you’re creating. If you choose a Subscription button, it will ask you for details about the length of the subscription.

If you’re not sure about how to create a PayPal-hosted buttons, I recommend checking the PayPal help section.