s2pro

[s1r0n]

ok I have a questin. if someone registered with the site, or is already registered, but wants to 'upgrade' to a paid subscription, how is that handled. on the pro forums I only see a registration form. there is nothing there that allows the user to identify themselves as a already registered user

[Cristián Lávaque]

If the person is logged in to his/er account, the pro-form will populate itself with the user's data.

So, you could show your upgrade form to logged in users only. WP Admin -> s2Member -> API / Scripting -> Using Simple Conditionals

[s1r0n]

If the person is logged in to his/er account, the pro-form will populate itself with the user's data.

So, you could show your upgrade form to logged in users only. WP Admin -> s2Member -> API / Scripting -> Using Simple Conditionals

where do I get info on conditionals?

[Cristián Lávaque]

WP Admin -> s2Member -> API / Scripting -> Using Simple Conditionals

In the admin area of your WordPress install, go to the s2Member menu in the sidebar, click the entry API / Scripting and when there, expand the simple conditionals panel.

[workforcongress]

I created a membership options page, copied the Paypal Pro form code into the HTML of hte page. I see the form fields, but the form field names are not appearing. I am using s2Member Pro w/Paypal Pro. Please tell me how to make the form field names appear to people know what to type in the fields.

[Cristián Lávaque]

It could be a JavaScript problem. Watch this video and tell me if it helps http://www.s2member.com/options-page-di ... ing-video/

[workforcongress]

No, sorry. I've attached a screenshot. The form field labels are missing on the signup page, so users will have no idea what to type in what field. Very strange error, and I have no idea how to work around it. I want to figure this out, because I have 3 sites that I'm building/transitioning to this platform.

[Cristián Lávaque]

Look at the style-weaver.css, lines 37 and 42: .entry-content label with font-size: 0; and color: #FFFFFF; styles is your problem.

[workforcongress]

Works! BTW, I'm using the 2010 Weaver theme, a hugely popular theme, if anyone else has this issue, on the left sidebar click "2010 Weaver" then "Main Options" scroll to "Post Page Specifics" then fill in "Post Info Text" with a color other than the bg of your site, then click the + on the "CSS" button, then fill in "{font-size:12px;}" or whatever text size you want in the text box. If you're trying to hide the standard wordpress info that appears above and below all the posts, then this fix will not work. I don't really want the post meta text to appear, but I'm willing to take this compromise until I can figure out another work-around, unless anyone else knows any other solutions...

[Cristián Lávaque]

I'm glad that fixed it.