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I do like the feature of s2Member to sell individual posts, but it seems to be really clumsy implemented... or am I missing something? Never the less, here's my problem:

I want to make a sales page with a list of the blog posts I'm selling and a link to buy them, instead of massive amounts of buttons. However, I can't seem to find a plugin that just simply lets me do this dynamically. I don't want to sit and manually create html code every time I write a blog post.

This is how I want it: Preferably I'd like a list of the posts titles, generated automatically based on the tag "membership" which I've added per post (or category is fine to) and each title is a link like the one on the generated s2Member-buy-now-button. This way I can just write: buy post below, and they click the post they want.

Anyone got tips on this? How has other people solved this?

Here is how I would handle this with s2Member:

- Package them all together into one or more Membership packages that you sell access to.
See: s2Member -> General Options -> Post,Page,Category,Tag,URI Access Controls

- Package up a bunch of individual Posts/Pages into one "Specific Post/Page Sale"
See: s2Member -> PayPal Buttons -> Specific Post/Page Access.

You will only have ONE or possibly TWO PayPal® Buttons, no matter which of these options you choose.

This is how I want it: Preferably I'd like a list of the posts titles, generated automatically based on the tag "membership" which I've added per post (or category is fine to) and each title is a link like the one on the generated s2Member-buy-now-button. This way I can just write: buy post below, and they click the post they want.

I see what you're saying now. Yea, s2Member does not build dynamic lists. However, that is definitely something that a freelancer could put together for you. You might post a project on Elance.com for this. There are many developers familiar with s2Member there. Posting a project is free;
and you just take in bids.

Thanks man. I appreciate the reply. I think I've found a solution though, that I'm nearly done with. A salespage, with small buttons or dropdowns that get generated from a specific category. Turns out it was pretty simple to accomplish with php, even though one little thing doesn't work yet in the script.

Great to hear that! Thanks for reporting back. Much appreciated.