Before I buy Prto Version ...

[lalerts]

The register form can be inserted into a wordpress page ?

I am running free registration site.

If so , is it a shortcode?

Thank you !!

[Eduan]

If you have the Pro version you can use something we call "Pro-forms", they allow your user to register at level 0 (free) to level 4 (highest level).

The users can register without leaving your site or the page you're putting all the hard work in.

So the users see your site, want to signup, fill the form, register, login and they're in your site, all without leaving PayPal.

Yes, this is a shortcode, a customizable shortcode at that. So you can change some of the values of the form right in the shortcode.

Hope this helps.

[lalerts]

I still cant fully understand,

Now my registration is on :
http://www.xxxxxxxxx.com/wp-login.php?action=register
I have the s2member free edition ,

with the pro I will be able to put the form at :
http://www.xxxxxxxxx.com/register/ ?

[Eduan]

If you make that page yes.

You might also want to disable free registration from within WordPress, so that http://www.xxxxxxxxx.com/wp-login.php?action=register doesn't exist, but the pro-forms are independent of this method so you will still be able to offer a free registration pro-form.

Hope this helps.

[Cristián Lávaque]

The register form can be inserted into a wordpress page ?

I am running free registration site.

If so , is it a shortcode?

Thank you !!

Yes, s2Member Pro has the pro-forms, as Eduán mentioned. There are some to sell access, but also one for free registrations. They can be added to posts/pages using a shortcode like this one:

[s2Member-Pro-PayPal-Form register="1" level="0" ccaps="" desc="Signup now for Free!" custom="yoursite.com" tp="0" tt="D" captcha="clean" /]

Does that help?

[lalerts]

Yes , Just purchased it

I have a question

When I set a protected page and non logged in user try to enter this page his address bar shows :

test_site/register/?_s2member_seeking[type]=page&_s2member_seeking[page]=60&_s2member_seeking[_uri]=L3Rlc3Rfc2l0ZS9jb250YWN0Lw%3D%3D&_s2member_req[type]=level&_s2member_req[level]=0&_s2member_res[type]=page&s2member_seeking=page-60&s2member_level_req=0

Any way to change it ? so it will show just test_site/register/ ?

[lalerts]

Cristián Lávaque, any help?

[Cristián Lávaque]

You'd have to remove the Page Restriction for that page. It'd be hard for him to be logged in before having registered an account yet.

[lalerts]

You'd have to remove the Page Restriction for that page. It'd be hard for him to be logged in before having registered an account yet.

You didnt understand

I set register/ as my Membership Options Page.

When user try access level 0 page lets say /contact he is redirected to

/register/?_s2member_seeking[type]=page&_s2member_seeking[page]=60&_s2member_seeking[_uri]=L3Rlc3Rfc2l0ZS9jb250YWN0Lw%3D%3D&_s2member_req[type]=level&_s2member_req[level]=0&_s2member_res[type]=page&s2member_seeking=page-60&s2member_level_req=0

Why it cant be only /register/ ? (without all this "ugly" variables )

[Raam Dev]

The extra information you see in the link is a feature of s2Member. It allows you to detect which page the user was trying to access. Sometimes you might want to customize your Membership Options page based on which page the user was trying to access (so you can offer different purchase options for different pages).

The "ugly variables" you see are part of s2Member, but they don't affect your Membership Options page if you choose not to use them. However, I don't think there is any way to disable them.

You can read more about these variables in WP Admin -> s2Member -> API/Scripting -> Membership Options Page / Variables.

[Cristián Lávaque]

Ah, sorry for not understand your question earlier. Raam is right.

I have talked with Jason about having these hidden from view, though, probably using a cookie or POST, but nothing certain yet.