Josiah77
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Ok.
I don’t understand what I did.I just deleted the code and repasted it, and tried at level 0, level 2, and then level 1.
and it worked on all of them now.
So, whatever. Just glad it works. lol
Thanks again KTS915!
Ok.
I tried it with level 0
[s2Member-Pro-PayPal-Form register=”1″ level=”0″ ccaps=”” desc=”Signup now, it’s Free!” custom=”mydomain.com” tp=”0″ tt=”D” captcha=”clean” /]
It worked to log the user into level 0/subscriber.
Would there be any reason that mine isn’t working properly?
The s2member pro free form says that it can be changed right in the Free pro forms section:
*Tip (optional)* It is also possible to change the level=”0″ Attribute to something other than the default Level #0 (Free Subscriber). For example, if you need to, you can change it to level=”1″, attach Custom Capabilities with the ccaps=”” Attribute, and even limit this access to a certain timeframe with tp=”30″ tt=”D” (i.e. 30 Days). So this Form is very flexible. It can be used to allow free access to just about any aspect of your service. For more information on Attributes, please see the section below: Shortcode Attributes (Explained).
Is there another way to get a signed up person automatically to s2member level 1 without charging them?
This works!
Is it this:
<h4>Welcome [s2Get constant=”S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_DISPLAY_NAME” /]!</h4>
[s2If current_user_is(subscriber)]
You are a Free Subscriber.
[/s2If]
[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level1)]
You are a Member @ Level #1.
[/s2If]
[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level2)]
You are a Member @ Level #2.
[/s2If]
[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level3)]
You are a Member @ Level #3.
[/s2If]
[s2If current_user_is(s2member_level4)]
You are a Member @ Level #4.
[/s2If]These are the shortcodes to use?
So you are saying I can build one welcome page for all levels and hide the content within it?
Do I just use this shortcode then in the actual page? : %%current_user_level%%
Then I just have to simply place that link into the “HOME” menu?
As you can see I am not a skilled developer… 😉
I really appreciate your help!
Let me try to rephrase this a bit.
I already have the login welcome pages. They work fine.
I have them setup as follows: In s2member login welcome page section I have the code: http://mydomain.com/%%current_user_level%%-welcomeThen I have these separate pages:
/1-welcome/ each level 1 sees it upon logging in
/2-welcome/ each level 2 sees it upon logging in
/3-welcome/ each level 3 sees it upon logging in
/4-welcome/ each level 4 sees it upon logging in
/5-welcome/ each level 5 sees it upon logging inThis all works perfectly.
What I am trying to do is add a link to the menu bar which I will call “HOME” This link will have the ability to check what user level is logged in and go to their respective welcome page.
So if a user level 4 is logged in, it’d check that and go to the /4-welcome/ page.All the User would click is: “HOME” on the menu and it’d check their level and redirect them automatically to their proper level welcome page.
I am wanting to put this into my main menu. I read all the documentation on the login welcome page and I don’t see anything about it.
So I have it setup as: http://mydomain.com/%%current_user_level%%-welcome
And that redirects and works for everything when the user initially logs in, but when I put this same link into the menu for HOME, it doesn’t work. It goes to a page not found.
Brilliant.
I guess the URI restrictions were blocking users from access.
I just removed them and it solved it.Thanks So Much KTS915!
I appreciate all your help!-Josiah
my MOP is named /signup/
http:/mydomain.com/signup/?_s2member_vars=ruri..level..3..post..5710..L21vZHVsZS0yL2hvdy10by1pbnZpdGUtdG8tYS0zLXdheS1jYWxsLXdlYmluYXItbWVldGluZy1ldGMv&_s2member_sig=1417532388-9ee1b36a478eea6549ee455a991f1130
BRILLIANT!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I followed the exact steps that the other person said she followed, and was able to fix it!
THANK YOU!!!!Never mind. Had a friend edit the wp-login.php file and it fixed it. Thanks.