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Where and how would we add this custom code?

My problem with s2Member registration emails was fixed by v2.0.30 of NextGen!

I am having the same problem with NextGen 2.0.21 and s2Member v130816. I am running WP 3.6.1.

s2Member is not able to send the custom email notifications on user registration. Instead, the default WordPress registration emails are being sent. Unfortunately, NextGen is very important to our site, so I can’t take advantage of the fix you suggest above.

We are also getting the message:

New User Email Configuration
Conflict warning: You have another theme or plugin installed that is preventing s2Member from controlling this aspect of your installation. When the pluggable function wp_new_user_notification() is handled by another plugin, it’s not possible for s2Member to allow customization of New User Emails. This is NOT a major issue. In fact, in some cases, it might be desirable. That being said, if you DO want to use s2Member’s customization of New User Emails, you will need to deactivate one plugin at a time until this conflict warning goes away.

Would someone from NextGen please acknowledge this posting? I’d like to know that you are aware of the problem.

Thanks.

Same situation. Would like to get updates as the story unfolds. ERROR: Signal 15 is sent to script! and backing up to a folder with a .zip file.

Hi, I was wondering the same thing and found a response, in French, on the developer’s site:

Pour le chemin d’accès du fichier sitemap, c’est

/wp-content/plugins/wp_xml_sitemap_generator/sitemap.xml

Je vais réécrire la page d’accueil du plugin pour rendre ça plus intuitif.

I think the path translates well. I believe he says afterwards that he is going to update the welcome page of the plugin to make finding the path more intuitive. Not sure what that means.

I have a same issue but with a 4 hour subtraction of the date I set. Each time I update a post which has an expiration date, 4 hours is subtracted from the time I had set. But nothing is expiring at all.

I have my time set to New York, and can’t go to UTC timezone difference because the Ajax calendar plugin requires a City timezone.

If I can’t set timezone to UTC, does that mean I can’t use the Expirator plugin?

Thanks.

BTW, hosting is linux with DreamHost

I’m in desperate need of some help printing my Ajax Event Calendar. My client has a very full calendar. I have created print CSS to suppress all the areas on the page I don’t want. All that is fine, but I can’t get the calendar itself to behave.

I’ve stripped out all the fancy CSS and javascript for navigation, and created a page with just the calendar and this print CSS on our test site: work.hollywoodballroom.com/calendar-with-print-css
At the bottom of the page, I have a javascript print screen link.
When using the javascript print function,depending on the browser, Saturday’s information is either truncated, or all the days’ events show, but they moved to the left and are not below their days. Then again, sometimes the events stack on each other and print is covered up.

In Firefox, I’ve played with the File > Print function, by shrinking the calendar to 50%. Above 50%, nothing shows up in any of the event boxes. At 50%, the information shows, but is not properly positioned.
In Chrome, printing the page (right click > print) produces some readable events, but lots of overwritten information, and not all the days are even displayed.

In IE9 gives me lots of empty boxes, followed by lots of overwritten information.

I would be grateful for any wisdom the forum has to offer.

Hi, cpaulette. I have no answers for you, since I share many of the same questions. Has anyone responded to you? If you, would you mind sharing the answers with me.

Thanks,
DevraG