VegasKev

It’s from the PayPal Pro Forms. It’s the same submit button as on the Authorize.net Pro Form which you can view here:

https://digitalblogworld.com/sign-up/

I didn’t add the button, that button was generated automatically. That’s what I’m trying to say. I made the pro forms pages through S2 Member and those buttons appeared. I understand that they can be removed, I’m posting here to find out HOW to remove the one on the PayPal Pro Form because it is confusing my customers.

I thought of that, the problem is that some of those capabilities include giving them the ability to edit other people’s posts, which I cannot allow. However, I’ve already added the ‘publish_posts’ capability and it is not working. I currently use that same capability with a similar gravity forms installation that does not have S2Member and it works fine, so I’m stumped.

Maybe it would be important to mention that I am using gravity forms to generate the posts.

Here is what happens, in case this helps:

1. User logs into site
2. User goes to a front-end page with a front-end form built using Gravity Forms
3. User completes the form
4. Post is then added to “pending review” posts with the member listed as the Author
5. When I click on “quick edit” and change it from “pending review” to “published”, the author is changed from the Author to admin – THIS IS WHERE THE REAL PROBLEM IS – Furthermore, if I actually click on the post from the “pending review” list to access the post editor and change it from “pending review” to “published”, the same problem occurrs

I hope this better explains where the hangup is. I am currently using gravity forms for a similar purpose but without S2Member installed and everything is functioning correctly, so I’m trying to figure out what I can modify between the two plugins to achieve the desired affect. Hopefully you can help me.

The “submit” button was automatically generated per the theme styles, same as on the other form which can be viewed here on the Authorize.net pro form:

https://digitalblogworld.com/sign-up/

I’m just trying to figure out why the paypal pro form decided to pull a paypal button and a submit button as well. Any thoughts?

Thank you for your help. I just tried that after reading your response. I added it and gave the S2Member Level 1 role the ‘publish posts’ capability and they still aren’t selectable in the “author” section of the post editor. Is there something I’m forgetting? Thanks in advance.

@Eduan:

Thanks for forwarding the thread. Research is more important than people think. People usually buy plugins like this as a solution, and often times their solution requires special needs and they don’t realize that a “solution” can become another a problem if they don’t execute proper research before buying.

Cristián:

First of all… Thank you for your response. Your assistance is always appreciated. Also, thank you for clarifying how I would add two separate custom capabilities as conditionals in the drip feed script. That helps out a tremendous amount.

However, I am a little confused by one section of your response. I’m hoping you could clarify what you meant by this section of your response.

The condition you posted will show that drip to someone with ccap showme30, regardless of how long they’ve had it, because you didn’t add that part.

Specifically the “because you didn’t add that part”. Which part are you referring to that I did not add? Please clarify, as I don’t understand what you mean.

Thanks again in advance for your help.

Perfect. Everything works as I thought it would. How do I mark a forum topic resolved here?

I’m sure that will work perfectly for what I want to do…thank you.

Mark Resolved

Got It….I’ll be messing with that in the next couple of days….thanks for the heads up.

Yes he did. But he also closed the topic to replies, and so I wasn’t able to notify him that the solution he provided did not solve the problem. Since I couldn’t notify him in that thread that the situation was not resolved, I started a new thread.

Cristián,

Thanks for the tip on that plugin, I have tested it and it works great. I think it would be a great feature to have built in to S2 Member instead, as S2 Member shows the added stats directly within the Users table of WP-Admin right next to each user, whereas this one is in its own section. But then again, maybe in time I will like this other plugin for that feature better….who knows. If you guys aren’t familiar with it, you may want to check it out, as it provides some nice stuff that would integrate nicely within S2Member.

Thanks again.

Yes Christian, I am wanting the ability to determine when a person logged in first. The reason for this is chargeback disputes. I have a member that is claiming that they weren’t able to get logged in for nearly a month after they paid. I know it’s B.S. and so does the customer, but I can’t prove it. If I was able to take a screenshot of the dashboard for the merchant account, I could easily win the chargeback. I don’t mind refunding someone (and I will be refunding him after I win the chargeback), but chargebacks are extremely dangerous for online membership sites and I want to have ammo to beat the chargeback and then refund the customer on my own accord so that I don’t get flagged by my merchant account.

Raam….are you telling me that S2Member doesn’t block the WP-Admin dashboard for any of the roles …i.e. “subscriber”?

If so….then why can my subscribers not access the wp-admin dashboard? I have not hidden it with any plugins or scripts. I have disabled access for subscribers to view the wp-admin, yet when I log in as a subscriber and I enter http://mydomain.com/wp-admin, they are redirected to the Members Welcome page….so what could it be if not S2 Member blocking clients from accessing wp-admin?