Cristián Lávaque
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Hi @mpiroh!
Yes, the free version integrates with PayPal Standard. Although PayPal changed its interface a bit, the integration is pretty much the same, but a couple of things may need some digging to find them. I recently integrated a couple of sites with it, and didn’t have to change what I did some years ago.
Here’s a video I created about it some time ago, that may help you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvZxEQjezfY
I’m now going through the integration again while answering your question, and from the top navigation menu, More > Business Setup > Payment Setup > On your website > Add PayPal > Option A > Get Your API Credentials I see the page where you’re presented with those options for the API. Under “NVP/SOAP API integration (Classic)” click the “Manage API credentials” link to get your API Signature credentials.
But it’s still possible to get to those following the path I show in the video. From the top navigation, click on the gear icon for your Business Profile Settings, then on the left menu click “My Selling Tools”, and on the right you’ll see “API Access”.
Under “My Selling Tools” you’ll also find “Instant payment notifications” and “Website preferences”. Under “My business info” you’ll find “Email address” and “Merchant account ID”.
I hope that helps. 🙂
That’s a good suggestion. Thanks for the idea, Richard! I’m adding it to the list. 🙂
Great! 🙂
Hi Mangesh.
Search for “Discount:” in this file: s2member-pro/src/includes/classes/coupons.inc.php
See also this article: https://s2member.com/kb-article/quick-translation-changing-wordsphrases/
I hope that helps. 🙂
There isn’t a specific one. Most themes will be fine. s2Member sticks to standards, and if the plugin does too, there are no conflicts. So you can try the one you like best and see if they go well together, which most likely is the case. 🙂
Thanks Richard! Very appreciated! 😀
Hi Richard,
Only the mod-rewrite would not work, and that’s used in download protection, but you can just link to files with the querystring instead and it’d work. See: https://s2member.com/kb-article/using-download-restrictions-with-nginx/
You can test in your installation and see if it does what you need it for. Let me know if you have any difficulties.
I hope that helps! 🙂
You will have to test yourself to see how. To tell you I’d have to start trying it myself and figuring it out first.
From previous questions you asked, I know you’re trying to have a very customized setup across servers, with s2Member in one protecting content in another one. This is not how it was designed, and I don’t have experience with it.
I’m sorry. If I had done it and had resources to point you to, I’d be doing it. :/
You’d use the URI restriction: WP Admin > s2Member > Restriction Options > URI Restriction
I hope that helps. 🙂
- This reply was modified 6 years, 12 months ago by Cristián Lávaque.
Thank you very much for the extra info after your troubleshooting. It’s a really strange behavior.
So the problem seems to be when the xfield doesn’t have a value. Can you configure a default value for the xfield?
And if you don’t have an xfield configured in BP, do you still get this behavior? Can’t you move that field to an s2 custom field?
Although it’s possible to do it, the recommendation is to not mix BP’s and s2’s profile fields.
Have you watched this video? In it Jason gives some tips for BP and s2 to play well together and avoid difficulties. https://s2member.com/kb-article/s2member-buddypress/
Let me know if that helps. 🙂
I am sorry, I had not understood your question before.
Domain masking is not something that s2Member was designed to do. You can google how to configure your domain/server to achieve it, though.
For the user to be logged into the other site, you need him to login first, and he’ll need an account on your site for that. It’s not just a link to the site.
WordPress domain names matter for the login session, even changing the
wwwsubdomain to none, would be a different session. This is a WordPress thing, not s2.If you get the user to be logged in on your WordPress site where s2Member is, and that user’s account has the access required for the files you protected with s2Member, then he’ll be able to download them.
Hmm… Then I’d troubleshoot, looking for a theme or plugin conflict first. https://s2member.com/kb-article/common-troubleshooting-tips/ (you can ignore the MySQL warning in the Server Scanner)
This plugin could help test for conflicts, since you can be logged in to troubleshoot this behavior: https://wordpress.org/plugins/health-check/
Let me know how it goes. 🙂
Thank you! It’s good to be back! 😀
I just did a quick test with s2’s profile fields in BuddyPress, and they worked just fine.
I think you may be missing the BuddyPress profile integration settings enabled. WP Admin > s2Member > General Options > Registration/Profile Fields & Options > BuddyPress
See: https://pasteboard.co/IdOObhk.png
I hope that helps! 🙂
- This reply was modified 7 years ago by Cristián Lávaque.
- This reply was modified 7 years ago by Cristián Lávaque.
Hi!
It has been, and it’s being used with the latest WP. https://forums.wpsharks.com/t/s2member-and-wordpress-5-1/5664
There just hasn’t been a release in a while, so that compatibility note is not up-to-date.
I hope that helps. 🙂
- This reply was modified 7 years ago by Cristián Lávaque.
