Cristián Lávaque
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Thank you very much! 😀
I’m glad I could help you. Let me know when you need it again.
Thanks for the heads up. It seems to be a general WP thing, rather than s2Member specific. I hope they sort it out.
I noticed in the thread that someone shared a wordaround: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/wordpress-v6-2-1-breaks-the-shortcode-block-in-templates/#post-16744087
The “powerful membership plugin for wordpress” part you mentioned, I think is the image at the top of wp-login, right? s2Member allows customizing the wp-login page’s look, and that image is just a default that you can change from here: WP Admin > General Options > Login/Registration Design > Logo Image Configuration
Then the login part is not handled by s2Member. I can see that it’s customized by JetPack, adding a wordpress.com login, which is probably what’s taking users away from your site. I’m guessing that the login session is not working that well, and that’s why then trying to access the protected content is giving trouble.
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Thank you so much! 🤗🙏💕
Thank you! 🤗
Yes, that’s normal. He’s a user (admin) of the new blog he created.
From the network users list you can see what sites he belongs to. Network Admin > Users
But you can add him to other sites from your Network Admin > Sites > Edit > Users > Add Existing User
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I am having trouble with this because it prevents the registrant from being able to create a site.
I see you’re using a pro-form, but for blog creation you need to use wp-signup.php. See: WP Network Admin > s2Member > Multisite Config > Multisite Registration Config > Running A Multisite Blog Farm?
Multisite Networking makes a new Registration Form available (driven by your theme); which we refer to as:
/wp-signup.php. If, and only if, you’re planning to offer Blogs, you MUST use /wp-signup.php, instead of using the Standard Login/Registration Form. In a Multisite installation, we refer to the Standard Login/Registration Form, as: /wp-login.php?action=register. If you’re planning to offer Membership Access only, and NOT Blogs, you can simply use the Standard Login/Registration Form, which is easily customized through s2Member → General Options → Login/Registration Design.… even with s2Member Pro-Forms, if you are offering Blogs, you will still need to facilitate the actual creation of each Blog through
/wp-signup.php. In other words, Customers can register through s2Member Pro-Forms, and even checkout. But when it comes time to setup a new Blog, you will need to redirect your Customer to/wp-signup.php, while they are logged-in. This will allow them to create a new Blog on your Network. That is, if they are allowed to (based on your configuration below).🙂
Thanks for the additional details.
If you disable registrations, then it will affect the wp-signup, but the pro-form bypasses that, and will let someone register even if Open Registration is disabled.
The lock in the form is just an icon, it doesn’t mean that it’s locked. I’m sorry that it confused you. You can change it with CSS…
- This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Cristián Lávaque.
Hi!
I can’t reproduce what you’re describing… My “Network Settings” page says “Registration is disabled”.
Could you give me the steps to follow to reproduce it?
Did you apply the s2 patches? WP Admin > s2Member > Multisite Config > Multisite WordPress Patches
Are you saving the s2 options after changing the configuration? Could you show me screenshots of your settings?
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Thanks.
I see you wrote “URL” in uppercase, and you mentioned the case in your other reply, but did you try it lowercase?
[s2Member-PayPal-Button level=”1″ ccaps=”” desc=”Bronze Member / description and pricing details here.” ps=”paypal” lc=”” cc=”USD” dg=”0″ ns=”1″ custom=”domain.com” ta=”19.99″ tp=”30″ tt=”D” ra=”0.01″ rp=”1″ rt=”M” rr=”1″ rrt=”” rra=”1″ image=”default” output=”url” /]
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Could you show me the shortcode you’re using?
In your s2Member shortcode for PayPal buttons, you’d use that output=”url” attribute, so that it outputs a URL. If your custom button takes wordpress shortcodes, you’d put the shortcode there. See: WP Admin > s2Member > PayPal Buttons
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You can use
output="url"🙂
Hi @presson2022
In s2’s paypal button’s shortcode, you have a couple attributes that could help with that: output, and image. WP Admin > s2Member > PayPal Buttons > Shortcode Attributes Explained
image="default"Button Image Location. Possible values:default= use the default PayPal Button,http://...= location of your custom Image.output="button"Output Type. Possible values:button= PayPal Button w/hidden inputs,anchor= PayPal Button ( <a> anchor tag ) URL w/ ?query string,url= raw URL w/ ?query string.🙂
Thank you so much! I’m very happy to help you, and look forward to it in the future when you need it. 😀