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This is a little off topic, but I wasn't sure where else to post this question/issue: I'm running s2Member and have managed to configure the free registration page link inside my membership options page. In testing it out I kept getting the same error codes even though I have filled in all the available fields:

Error: Please Enter in First Name
Error: Please Enter in Last Name
Error: Please Enter in E-mail Address

Did I miss something when setting up the options? Is this a problem with another plugin? Or is it an issue with my settings in WordPress? Help.

Could you please post the URL to your Membership Options Page with this registration form?

Sure thing. http://prejects.org/membership-signup, and http://spiritualathletes.com/membership-signup

I see, in the registration page, not the Membership Options one. OK, I got the error messages too.

I noticed in the Firefox Error Console that you have a JavaScript error caused by another plugin, this may be conflicting with the form and causing it to fail although it has the right values.

Error: _wpaudio is not defined
Source File: http://prejects.org/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wpaudio-mp3-player/wpaudio.min.js?ver=3.1
Line: 24

Let me know if that helps.

Thanks, Cristian. I deactivated the wpaudio plugin, but still keep getting the same error messages. On both sites. If you come up with anything else, please let me know.

Funny, in the registration page I'm still getting that error I quoted earlier. http://prejects.org/wordpress/wp-login. ... n=register

Have you tried deleting the wpaudio plugin? I still saw the error related to it even after you said having deactivated it.

Cristian, thanks for your continued efforts. I'm sure the wpaudio plugin isn't the problem because I'm getting the same error codes on the other site (http://spiritualathletes.com/wp-login.p ... n=register) which is not running wpaudio. Just to make sure, I deleted the wpaudio plugin from the prejects.org site and still encountered the same error, so I have reinstalled it. Has anyone else ever had this problem?

Eureka! I found the problem! A conflicting plugin: wpstorecart. When I deactivate it I am able to register on the site just fine. When reactivated, the errors return. Is it possible to make registration work with wpstorecart? I've contacted them on their forum and am waiting to hear from them.

I'm glad you foudn the conflicting plugin! Let us know what the dev there says. He can use the free s2Member to look at our code. I'll email Jason about this in case he wants to take a look at the plugin.

The dev there said, "wpStoreCart handles custom registration fields, and does this by hooking into all possible registration methods. You'll need to disable other Wordpress registration plugins so that it's requirements are not overriden by other registration plugins." So, basically, I have to choose between the two plugins. I'm testing other e-commerce plugins as I write this. It seems like this might become a problem for others, so a list of shopping cart plugins that don't conflict with s2member could be helpful. Just my $.02. Thanks again for following up on this.

Thanks for the update. I emailed Jason, he should see this thread soon.

Thanks for the excellent question.

earlmiddleton wrote:The dev there said, "wpStoreCart handles custom registration fields, and does this by hooking into all possible registration methods. You'll need to disable other Wordpress registration plugins so that it's requirements are not overriden by other registration plugins." So, basically, I have to choose between the two plugins. I'm testing other e-commerce plugins as I write this. It seems like this might become a problem for others, so a list of shopping cart plugins that don't conflict with s2member could be helpful. Just my $.02. Thanks again for following up on this.

Generally speaking, two different plugins that both attempt to integrate eCommerce into WordPress, is NOT a good idea. There is too much room for conflict. If you are running s2Member, please do NOT introduce any other plugins that attempt to add membership and/or shopping cart functionality, as this will likely result in a conflict within WordPress.

Unless the other plugin is specifically designed to work with s2Member, I would start thinking about moving the other functionality that you need into a separate site, and/or, have it custom coded to work directly with s2Member, so that conflicts will not arise.