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Posted: Wednesday Apr 10th, 2013 at 6:31 am #47052
Roger Rueff
Username: scene13

Upon running the server scanner, I received two messages (everything else is a [PASS]):

1. “[ERROR] OpenSSL Extension With openssl_sign()” — But I’ve been running s2Member on my site successfully now for over a year with no problems.
2. “[NOTICE] WordPress® Memory Limit” — Telling me that my current limit is 40MB rather than the recommended 64MB.

I’ll look into the matter of whether any of my other plugins are adding extra Post/Meta options.

Thanks.

Posted: Monday Oct 1st, 2012 at 6:16 am #27046
Roger Rueff
Username: scene13

Coincidentally, that same thing happened to one of my members last night (30 September).

My s2Member unique-IP restriction was set to 5 IPs / 30 days. I’m following up with the member to see if he has logged in from multiple locations recently.

Posted: Friday Sep 7th, 2012 at 9:20 am #24515
Roger Rueff
Username: scene13

Hi Cristián,

I figured out (had a hunch and stumbled upon) the solution. Here it is, for future reference.

I will be launching the site tonight at midnight CDT. Until launch time, I am masking its presence by including an “index.htm” file in the public_html folder… so that direct hits on the site URL will display a placeholder “Coming Soon” page rather than going to the WordPress “index.php” file. At launch time, I will simply rename the “index.htm” file and voila… direct hits bring up the WordPress site.

Even though all of the JS references on the s2Member General Options page seem to point directly to the locations of their JS files in the s2member plugin directory, the presence of the “index.htm” file somehow defeats their ability to be located. If I rename/remove the “index.htm” placeholder file, they become find-able, and the General Options page works as it should… including the Custom Registration/Profile Fields.

Which means that tonight when I rename the “index.htm” file to unmask and launch the site, all will be well, including the s2Member General Options page.

Best,
Roger

Posted: Friday Sep 7th, 2012 at 7:21 am #24506
Roger Rueff
Username: scene13

Thanks Cristián,

I thought it might have something to do with the JS. It should have come over in the copy, but I’ll check it out and let you know what I find.

By the way, the “Yes, notify me of follow-up replies via email” option is not working for me on the s2Member forums, like this one. I checked it when I created the first post but have not received any of these replies via email. I need to return to the s2Member site to see them. Just FYI.

Posted: Thursday Sep 6th, 2012 at 6:46 pm #24393
Roger Rueff
Username: scene13

I just tried deactivating/reactivating s2Member. No change. Still the old-looking pages (not only General Options; all of the s2Member admin pages).

And still no access to the Custom Registration/Profile Fields.

Oddly, the field title “Custom Registration/Profile Fields” appears to be a link… but the link does nothing when clicked.

Posted: Thursday Sep 6th, 2012 at 12:18 pm #24340
Roger Rueff
Username: scene13

That’s not my issue. I’m using a Twentyeleven child theme, and it worked perfectly on the sandbox. The problem did not show up until I migrated it to the public_html location.

Posted: Thursday Sep 6th, 2012 at 10:18 am #24325
Roger Rueff
Username: scene13

Hello Cristián,

I discovered what the problem was with the import.

To test the import procedure, I used a CSV file edited in Microsoft Excel. When I specified the user ID in the “ID” field, Excel accepted the input as a number (by default), not as text.

If I reformat the “ID” field as text (rather than as a number), the import works, and the s2Member user level changes upon import.

Best,
Roger

Posted: Friday Apr 13th, 2012 at 6:21 pm #10767
Roger Rueff
Username: scene13

I have the same question, slightly different implementation.
I put a “Logout” link in the header of my site and linked it as follows:

<a href="<?php echo S2MEMBER_LOGOUT_PAGE_URL; ?>">Logout</a>

By default, the logout redirects to the generic login page (the customizable one that comes with the s2Member logo). I want to redirect to a logout page on the site… or to the home page, as the s2member Pro Login widget does.

How can I specify the URL for S2MEMBER_LOGOUT_PAGE_URL?

Thanks in advance.

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Never mind. I found the answer in another topic (/forums/topic/logout-redirect/)… using the WP logout code:

<a href="<?php echo wp_logout_url('http://yoursite.com/goodbyepage'); ?>" title="Logout">Logout</a>

Works perfectly for what I need.

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