About: zark

HI, Thanks for the reply.

You can use the success attribute to do this. Find info on this at the bottom of Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Shortcode Attributes (Explained).

I couldn’t see a success parameter detailed on this page. Would the format

success="http://www.domain.com/return_page" 

work then?

Because you are already selling access to this page, you can use the info provided under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Download Options -› Advanced Download Restrictions to accomplish what you need. This way as long as the user can see the link, they can access your downloadable content.

I just tested this with the shortcode:

<a href="[s2File download=&quot;download_file.pdf&quot; skip_confirmation=&quot;yes&quot; download_key=&quot;true&quot; /]">Download File</a>

Which produces the url:

http://www.domain.com/?s2member_file_download_key=xyzetc&s2member_skip_confirmation=yes&s2member_file_download=/download_file.pdf

However, even though I can view the protected page, clicking on this link just shows the home page content, even though the correct link is in the address bar. (When logged in as admin, the whole process works fine).

Cheers

Hi Bruce,
Thanks for the great reply. :)

Before I start wading into shortcode adjustment, I wonder what sort of timeline you think it might be before it might be included?
Thanks