Cristián Lávaque
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I remember from an old ticket that Better WP Security’s “Display random version number to all non-administrative users” setting under Tweaks -> Other Tweaks, is not compatible with s2member and should be disabled.
I don’t know about the theme has any incompatibilities, though. You can try it with the free version of s2Member and see how they play.
If it has caching, make sure that object and database caching aren’t enabled, because they’re also known to cause random problems.
I hope that helps. 🙂
No, not sure, I’ve never used that setup.
But if you’re logged in, the images should be served. If you right-click the image and try to open it directly, does it load or are you sent to the Membership Options Page?
If redirected, what are the variables in the URL please? WP Admin -> s2Member -> Scripting -> Membership Options Page Variables
Also, in case it’s a login session problem, please see: http://www.s2member.com/kb/logged-in-but-am-considered-logged-out/
Here are a couple of examples:
http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=15889&p=53557#p53418
http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/recurring-prorating-of-billing/#post-7410I hope that helps. 🙂
Sure, you can send me questions through the helpdesk too, not just bug reports. Thanks for the feedback on the form, I’ll talk with Jason to see how we can improve it.
If you’re logged in as the Admin, no restriction will be applied to you.
If you protect a page at Level 0, you’ll be required to be logged in to load it.
If you protect one at Level 1, you’ll need to have level 1 access to view it.
Maybe I’m misunderstand the behavior you’re seeing. A screenshot of WP Admin -> s2Member -> Restrictions with the relevant panels enabled would help.
A link to one of your pages with the problem you’re seeing would help too, because when redirected to the Membership Options Page, there are some variables added to the URL, that say what restriction is being applied and what the required access is. WP Admin -> s2Member -> Scripting -> Membership Options Page
I’m not sure, I haven’t done that myself… If I were trying to hack that, I’d probably look at the s2Member options importer, if you have s2Member Pro.
The method you mention could probably be used too, edited to the defaults you want, I guess. Like I said, I haven’t tried this, so I can’t say for sure…
Maybe there is a plugin to manage plugins in a multisite network, that’d let you set defaults for the child blogs… I remember seeing some to manage plugins in child blogs, but am not sure about their defaults.
Sorry I wasn’t of more help. :/
You can see your users here: WP Admin -> Users
To resend him his New User email, you can edit his profile with the option “Reset Password & Resend Welcome Email Message” enabled.
I hope that helps. 🙂
I’ll have to ask Jason about it, because what you described isn’t an intial term, it’s more like an initial subscription that then changes into another one. As far as I know, the initial term can only be one and then the regular terms start. I’ll let you know what he says. 🙂
“Is it suitable to use pro support for how-to Qs?”
Maybe, I’m not sure I understand exactly what you mean. Do you need to control access to those how-to Qs? If so, yes.
In that case you’d have to first figure out how much paid time they have left, and either add it as the initial term of the new subscription, or calculate how much it is in money and discount it from the first payment as the initial term.
You’d use the initial term, free or paid, because it can be different from the regular terms, which will all be the same. Does that help?
You do those things in PHP and apply them to the shortcode attributes when you display the form. http://www.s2member.com/kb/using-variables-in-a-shortcode/
You can make the field apply to only some levels. WP Admin -> s2Member -> General -> Registration/Profile Fields -> Field editor -> Applicable Membership Levels
So if you make only field for free users (s2 level 0), and the others for level 1 for example, then users that register after checkout for level 1 will see those others, while free registrations only the level 0 one.
Registration forms to add to other WP pages than the default registration one, are not available in the free version of s2Member, though, they are an s2Member Pro feature. But the default registration form will work with the Applicable Membership Levels for custom profile fields.
I hope that helps. 🙂
Sam, I believe I’m exchanging emails with you via the helpdesk, correct or are you someone else? 🙂
The PayPal buttons on that page seem to be fine. Could you tell me how to reproduce it or you haven’t found how yourself yet?
If you find how to reproduce it, can you try these? http://www.s2member.com/kb/common-troubleshooting-tips/
You don’t need to charge users to give them a higher level. You can just edit their profile to give the s2Member access level or custom capability.
These articles may interest you:
http://www.s2member.com/kb/free-user-review-approval-process/
http://www.s2member.com/kb/roles-caps-via-php/Coupons are available with s2Member Pro forms, even 100% off, but it’s not something available in the free version.
I hope that helps. 🙂
You can give the users the level or capabilities you want without charging them.
The access restriction will check if the user has the access, not how he got it. You just edit the user from his profile page, or the admin User’s list.
Or you could use some PHP. http://www.s2member.com/kb/roles-caps-via-php/
s2Member Pro has a free registration pro-form that lets you give the free user a higher level or custom capabilities without charging him.
I hope that helps. 🙂
You can go to your site’s FTP using a client like FileZilla and delete the s2member folder from the /wp-content/plugins directory.
That’s a very odd behavior, though. I can’t reproduce it in my installation. Maybe you have an outdated version of WP or some plugin that conflicts with s2Member? Here are some things you can try to sort it out: http://www.s2member.com/kb/common-troubleshooting-tips/
I hope that helps!