About: RH

I need the following functionality:

1. Orders management – I need to be able to manage an order as well as payments. s2Member only keeps track of what level a user has paid for. If a user pays for multiple levels, it only keeps track of the most recent subscription.
2. Multiple subscriptions/orders – I need to be able to manage/track multiple subscriptions/payments/orders per user. s2Member doesn’t allow this.
3. Payment history – I need to be able to view and provide the user an order history as well as payment history. s2Member can support this if I program it and I know this is something you are working on for the next version which is supposed to come out later this year, but I cannot wait that long.
4. Out of the box reports. I need various reports (that I do not have to program myself). s2Member does not provide this.

I thought the Pro Forms would provide the additional functionality, however, due to these limitations, I have have determined I cannot use s2Member at all for my website. I already uninstalled the plugin and removed it from my computer.

I would very much appreciate a refund.

Thank you.

Here is the code I placed in s2hacks.php MU plugin file:

add_filter('script_loader_src', 's2hack_src_loader_filter');
add_filter('style_loader_src', 's2hack_src_loader_filter');

function s2hack_src_loader_filter($src)
{
  $src = str_ireplace("sub2.sub.networkdomain.com", "sub2.networkdomain.com", $src);
  return $src;
}

This is probably not typical for most WordPress Network installations, but in my unique case I had to install WordPress Network on a subdomain. This causes all my subsites to have two subdomains (sub2.sub, sub3.sub, etc.). This causes problems with a lot of Urls.

I finally figured it out. It was because of the MU Domain Mapping. The script location was the network subsite domain (sub.networkdomain.tld), but the website cookies were only for the mapped domain (www.mappeddomain.tld). Once I changed the location of the script, it loaded the correct values.

Hopefully this helps other people using WordPress MU (Network) with the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin.

The way I fixed this was to enabled a plugin that replaced all instances of “sub.networkdomain.tld” with “www.mappeddomain.tld” in the output html.

So, I have tracked it down to this file “\s2member\includes\classes\constants.inc.php:156” setting the value “S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_IS_LOGGED_IN” to true when I am logged in. And echoing it out to the screen I confirm it is working.

However, when it gets to this file “\s2member\includes\classes\css-js-in.inc.php:105” when echoing “S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_IS_LOGGED_IN” out to the screen, it is false.

The weirdest thing is, when I log out as Administrator and then log in as a registered member, it shows “Your Profile”, but shows the administrator email and username. So, I delete my cache and cookies, then log in as a registered member again, this time it says “Create Profile” and the username and email are blank.

I am running Firebug and FirePHP to debug what is going on (and yes, I tested it without FirePHP to make sure that wasn’t conflicting either). As soon as I log in, I look at the PHP Variables and notice that “S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_LOGIN” is empty and “S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_IS_LOGGED_IN” is false. So, these values are not being set after logging in.

I found where $_p is being set, it was at the top of the Registration code:

$_p = c_ws_plugin__s2member_utils_strings::trim_deep(stripslashes_deep($_POST));

When I print_r($_p), it is an empty array.

Should I be posting something to the page that has the ProForm on it?

I have disabled all plugins except s2Member and MU Domain Mapping plugins (as I am running a Network and it would be break if I disabled the domain mapping). I also disabled all MU plugins (s2Hacks). I have switched the theme back to Twenty Twelve. I have cleared MySQL query cache, stopped the server, changed the my.cnf file and set query_cache_size=0. Then started the server again. I cleared my browser cache and cookies. I logged out, logged back in, went to the Pro Forms and still says “Create Profile”.

So when I am logged in, it asks me to create a profile. But, when I am logged out, it says “Your Profile” and shows my email and username. I have cleared my browser cache and cookies. Now it just says “Create Profile” regardless if I am logged in or logged out.

If I use the form, it works fine, but I have to enter my username even though I am logged in.