Cristián Lávaque
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You could give them a link to WordPress’ password reset tool. /wp-login.php?action=lostpassword
He can enter the email address there, WP will send him an email with his username and a link to reset the password.
This is what he said:
“They just result in a failed payment and s2 is notified about this. There are cases when a bank will just let it slide though; i.e. it doesn’t always result in a failure. If/when it does, the payment gateways trigger a failed payment notification to s2Member.”
What payment gateway are you using?
That’s up to the payment gateway managing the subscription. I don’t think it would notify s2Member in that case, I’ll ask Jason.
WP Admin -> s2Member -> Restrictions -> Category
> I installed the plugin ezPHP and made some tests, with PHP similar to the one in “WP Admin -> s2Member -> Scripting -> Content Dripping”. Seems to work well.
Great! 🙂
That’s a limitation with every PHP execution plugin I’ve tried, the visual editor will break the PHP code. Because the visual editor is not meant for code, that’s what the text tab is for.
> the only problem now is that I’m forced to work my pages in text mode, because if I go to visual, the PHP code is not recognized.
But you can search the repository to see if you find a plugin that doesn’t have a problem with the visual editor, I haven’t looked in a long time.
By the way, the s2Drip shortcode doesn’t have a problem with the visual editor.
Well, you can do that with conditionals. http://www.s2member.com/kb/simple-shortcode-conditionals/
Or get fancier with PHP…
I have an idea for a pro shortcode that’d allow something like that in a simpler way. https://github.com/websharks/s2member/issues/208
Let me know if you’d be interested in something like that. I have other things to work on, but the more interest I see in this, the sooner I will add it to the official release.
The s2Member login widget is a Pro feature, you need the Pro add-on for the widget to show up in your Widgets page.
What you can do to test, is create a separate clean WordPress installation in a directory, add just s2Member and configure it. Then try to reproduce the problem you’re having in the live site.
If on the live site you can reproduce it following certain actions, but can’t on the clean installation, then start adding the other plugins one by one, testing after each.
I wouldn’t discard a plugin conflict as a possible cause just because the problem is random.
Talking about random, database and object caching are known to give random problems. Although I’m not sure how they’d cause the problem you’re having, it’s worth making sure you don’t have them enabled.
There are login widgets, and s2Member Pro has a login widget too. 🙂
Oh, it’s a free registration pro-form at a higher level with an expiration? I thought you were selling a subscription with a trial term.
Can I see the shortcode for the free registration pro-form there, please? Thanks. 🙂
The category restriction is based on s2Member Level roles, which have the access_s2member_level# capabilities. If you remove from the Level 2 role, the capability to access level1, then the Level 2 user won’t be able to see content protected at Level 1.
Where is that registration link that doesn’t include the language variable? Could you show me a screenshot or the page where it is?
Great. 🙂
Could you describe how you moved wp-content?
And could you show me the code you used in the must-use plugin?
Thanks.
s2Member doesn’t have a counter for views/access/uses, so no, that’s not possible out of the box.
But if you custom code a counter, you could integrate it with s2’s restrictions. You could post the job in a freelancers site like jobs.wordpress.net, oDesk, Freelancer or Rent-a-Coder.
I hope that helps. 🙂