In the latest release of s2Member, we've updated the documentation on s2Member's MOP Vars ( Membership Options Page Variables ), which is what you'll probably want to use for this. Instead of redirecting a Visitor and/or existing Customer, you can dynamically modify the focal point of your s2Member installation, the Membership Options Page.
At the core of s2Member, is it's ability to protect content ( i.e. Posts, Pages, Tags, Categories, URI word fragments, etc ). Whenever a public User, or even an existing Member attempts to access an area of your site that is unavailable to them; either because they are not logged-in, not a paying Member at all; or maybe they are logged-in, but they don't have access to content you've protected at a higher Membership Level; — s2Member will always redirect these un-authenticated requests to your Membership Options Page. So your Membership Options Page is a key element of your site. It serves as the focal point of your s2Member installation.
Understanding this, it becomes important for s2Member to provide information about what the User/Member was attempting to access ( before they were redirected to the Membership Options Page ). This is where s2Member's MOP Vars come in ( i.e. Membership Options Page Variables ). Whenever s2Member redirects a User/Member to your Membership Options Page, it will include these important MOP Variables in the query string of the URL. These Variables can be used to provide more informative messages; or even to provide a different set of Membership Options ( i.e. Payment Buttons ), based on what a User/Member was attempting to access.
Please take a look in your WP Admin area, under: s2Member -> API Scripting -> Membership Options Page Variables.
Code sample ( you might do something like this in your Membership Options Page ).
First, you will need the PHP Execution plugin, or the Exec-PHP plugin also works fine:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/php ... on-plugin/
Now, in your Membership Options Page, you might have something like this:
- Code:
<?php if(current_user_can("access_s2member_level1") && $_GET["s2member_level_req"] === "2"){ ?>
.... they have access to Level #1 already, but they need to upgrade to Level #2 in order to view this content.
Display content here ( perhaps a Modification Button or a link to a Modification Form generated with s2Member Pro )
<?php } else { ?>
Else, display something different here.
<?php } ?>
Hopefully this will help you.
Statistics: Posted by Cristián Lávaque — March 14th, 2011, 11:08 pm
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