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Hi,
I am new to s2Member, (about 3 hours) and was using wp-member before, so I will have to upgrade to pro to import the old subscriptions (only 4), as I cannot see another way.

I went through all the setups, and the login page comes up and I can login and out just fine, so that part is all good.

I am using a 'twenty ten' child theme with Buddy Press merged, which is now the WordPress prefered way.

It is setup as Multi Site but not a Multi Blog Farm (users cannot create blogs), I allowed the setup to merge the files.

In the Admin > Users I have the 4 members to update, I go to edit > role > change to 's2Member Level 2'

I get this error:
Catchable fatal error: Object of class __PHP_Incomplete_Class could not be converted to string in D:\mywebsite.net\MyRootFolder\wp-includes\functions.php on line 1463

In fuctions.php is the following:
The Function = add_magic_quotes($array)
The line 1463 = $array[$k] = addslashes( $v );

If I change to any of the standard roles then it works without the error, so author, editor etc: are fine.


David

Hi David. Thanks for reporting this.
I've not been able to reproduce this with BuddyPress/s2Member/Multisite.

However, I did find this article:
http://www.crainbandy.com/programming/p ... -_sessions

Do you have any plugins that require sessions?
If so, is session.auto_start on in your php.ini file. If so, try turning that off.
Given the harmless section of code that is your symptom, it sounds like a server configuration issue to me. That being said, I've never encountered this myself, so please let me know if you narrow this down. I'd love to hear about it.

Hi Jason,
I tested it some more on new users and it only happens to the four old wp_member users, I will need to investigate more!

David

Thanks for reporting back David.
~ Much appreciated.

So it sounds like it's possible that the wp_capabilities field in the usermeta table might have become corrupted for specific Users? WordPress® stores an array of Roles/Capabilities into that key ( serialized ). So I suppose it is possible that the PHP_Incomplete_Class error is being triggered by a corrupt serialized array; where there might have been a particular plugin installed at some point that stored data directly into that field, possibly even as an object, instead of as an array.