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I am trying this and I cannot get it to work:

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$demote_to = S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_ACCESS_LEVEL – $demotion_value;

(works fine)
but THEN…this:

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$demotion_role = c_ws_plugin__s2member_option_forces::force_demotion_role ($demote_to);

or this:

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$demotion_role = c_ws_plugin__s2member_option_forces::force_demotion_role ( ‘s2Member Level ‘ . $demote_to);

doesn’t work. I cannot find much documentation anywhere about this function either, It will refuse to demote the member, any help will be appreciated a lot. Thanks!

What do you want to demote to? Free subscriber? You could use set_role, something like:

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$user = new WP_User($user_id);
$user->set_role('subscriber');
 

thanks, will this work with the pro membership to demote to level 88 for example?

It should, as far as I can tell, just use the right role name.

Thanks for the help but I cannot get it to work still, It simply just demotes the user back down to level 0 which is not what I want, even if you specify a level..I have tried the following without any success... Maybe I'm doing it wrong:

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$user = new WP_User(bp_current_user_id());
$user->set_role(81);

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$user = new WP_User(bp_current_user_id());
$user->set_role('level_81');

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$user = new WP_User(bp_current_user_id());
$user->set_role('s2Member Level 81');

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$user = new WP_User(bp_current_user_id());
$user->set_role('s2MemberLevel81');

... These are just some of the things I've tried without any success. Cheers for the help

's2member_level81' seems to be the right one. Does bp_current_user_id() give you the WordPress user ID?

Nope, just looked it up and it doesn't.

You need to get the user's ID in WordPress, it's a unique number for that user. It may be obviously available in the code where you're adding this customization, or you can study these WordPress functions to find a way to get it https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Re ... _Functions

Thanks for editing my posts! I'll add the code tags this time, sorry. hmm. still not working... Both of these versions seem to return the proper user ID

I am calling the set_role function from within messages_screen_compose() in bp-messages.php under the condition that the message successfully sends, but in either case, the user gets demoted to level 0 instead of level 81.

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$current_user = wp_get_current_user();
$user = new WP_User($current_user->ID);
$user->set_role('s2Member Level 81');


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$user = new WP_User(bp_current_user_id());
$user->set_role('s2Member Level 81');


Thanks!

should i use mysql_query to modify the database directly? i would of liked to avoid it and would think you don't need to do it this way with s2m. If I did however, would there be any potential issues from doing it like this?

Cheers

Try using

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get_current_user_id()


instead of

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wp_get_current_user()


Thanks for the suggestion, I tried it but still get the same result. Getting the user ID is not the problem, that part definately works fine. Problem is that the user with whatever ID just gets demoted to level 0 instead of the desired level.

With a closer look into the database in the wp_usermeta table, I found that "s2member_levelXX" seems to be the proper convention (from my understanding), but this still doesn't work, just demotes to 0. setting "subscriber" works but this is not what i want... is there an alternative for the set_role() function ?

Try this: create a test user, set it to Level3, then note his ID number, then try the code. Supposing the user's ID were 21, then it'd be:

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$user = new WP_User(21);
$user->set_role('s2member_level2'); 

Go to his profile and see if the role got updated.

works. I'm an idiot. I forgot to make $demote_to global.

correct syntax is: \

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$user->set_role( 's2member_level'. $demote_to );


thanks for the help!

Great.