You need PHP v5.2+ to use the s2Member plugin.

[jetheat]

I have downloaded and installed and activated the plugin but as soon as I do, I get the error:

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You need PHP v5.2+ to use the s2Member plugin.

I have PHP 5.3.3 installed on my server.

Furthermore, the plugin settings don't appear in my Wordpress sidebar once it is activated.

I have tried adding:
define ("WS_PLUGIN__S2MEMBER_MIN_PHP_VERSION", "5.2");
to my wp-config file but that didn't make the plugin appear on my sidebar either.

Any suggestions?

[jetheat]

No answers yet?

[Jason Caldwell]

Hi there. Thanks for your patience.

I can confirm that s2Member IS compatible with PHP v5.3.
Are you running a beta release perhaps?

Please run this test file and see what you get.

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<?php echo PHP_VERSION; ?>

If you take a look inside /s2member/s2member.php you will find this section of code:

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version_compare (PHP_VERSION, WS_PLUGIN__S2MEMBER_MIN_PHP_VERSION, ">=") 

You can remove that part of the conditional statement if you really need to.

~ Please report back if you can. Thanks!

[MarshaS]

I'm trying to use s2Member as well and I have exactly the same issue.
I just had the webhost transfer the site to a server with PHP v5.2, uninstalled and reinstalled s2Member and I still get the message and don't see anything in the dashboard for s2Member.

Please advise.

And note, I'm not a coder but I can find my way around most things with enough explanation, so please be gentle.

Many thanks.

[Jason Caldwell]

Hi there. Thanks for reporting this important issue.

Please load this file onto your server ( anywhere ) and open it in a web browser. I'd like to see what your installation of PHP is reporting itself as; this way we'll know where the comparison issue is at.

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<?php echo PHP_VERSION; ?>

php-version.zip

(154 Bytes) Downloaded 32 times

[MarshaS]

Thanks, Jason.
I extracted and uploaded the file. When I open it, I get this:
<?php echo PHP_VERSION; ?>

Is this what you're looking for?

Marsha

The site is http://www.polaritycenter.com

[Jason Caldwell]

Thanks for the follow-up.
No, you'll want to be sure the file has a .php extension so the contents of the file are parsed ( processed ) as PHP code. You should end up with something like this in your browser:

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5.2.6

[MarshaS]

Forgive my ignorance here.
When you say, Open it in your browser, what exactly do you mean?
I right clicked the file and opened it in a new tab.
Is there something else I should be doing?
Sorry if this is basic stuff. I'm learning, but not much of a techie yet.

[Jason Caldwell]

Not a problem. Since PHP is a server-side programming language, you'll want to FTP/upload the file /php-version.php to your web server; so you can access it through a web browser.

So you might open a link in your browser that points to:

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http://yoursite.com/php-version.php

That will output what we need then.

[MarshaS]

I uploaded it using the upload command in the file manager of the web host. Is that not adequate?

[mariamar]

Hi,

I have the same problem as Jethead. I am trying to install s2member to my wordpress and I get the same message. Please advise, as I don't see any solution offered, and there's three of us with the problem. Be easy on me. I'm not a coder.

Thanks,
MM

[paulinobrener]

i uploaded php-version.php and ran it (at http://elsse.com/php-version.php)

and got the following

4.4.9

[paulinobrener]

and i got this message from my server host customer service

"The server your account is on is running php 5.3.2."

[paulinobrener]

my issue is solved. thanks for the answers!