About: Dave

I wish there was a way i could target them with Javascript or something and just hide it… making core edits is really not an option.

I’m using the User Meta Pro plugin to hide/add other elements, and this was my last step.

Guess i’ll just have to make do.

Sorry to bump this, guys, but i’m ripping my hair out trying to get this to work.

When the user reaches the restricted page, the URL gives this on the end:

?s2member_sp_access=fnIyOkJzSGI5OFhrM2NKZXhDT3p1VU4wbkZhQVB0RExJY3NROjNmZTJmYzg3Y2QyODhmNDQyNjM2ZDRmOWQyNDNmNWEzfCTlNbsn-iD2x80mqgjypqQghLLY8i_DR7cLeSJaFG6RSixhAGwNfwB2PZkSu4W3i6wzegfT75a0gyB2tvnX3h4

Is there a way i can change it to also display the PayPal txn_id? I’ve been through all of the files that refer to the return urls, but can’t figure it out.

I really need this number to complete my development. Hope someone can help.

Hi Cristian,

Does this mean anything to you?

“Our blog shortcodes creates it’s own query ,

$blog_query = new WP_Query();

Perhaps the s2member plugin needs to use the loop template to work properly.

Thanks for the reply Cristian (especially given that this is a free forum)

None of my posts are protected. If i go to the standard “Archives” for the post category ( or sub category), it shows everything. After more digging, it now looks to be related directly to a conflict between s2member and the blog shortcode from the MySiteMyWay theme.

Is there anything you know of that could cause this?

They have awesome support at MSMW, so i’ll head over there and see if anyone can figure it out.

Will post here if i get a fix.