Error Code on Sign Up and Member Profile Pages

#1

This error comes up my sign up pages, login pages, and member profile update pages.

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/inwbandsnew/public_html/wp-content/plugins/s2member/src/includes/classes/custom-reg-fields.inc.php on line 298

I assume I’m not on the correct time zone to get a message back from support, plus the support page ticket submission is experiencing it’s own error issue:

Please review the following error(s)…

Temporary delivery failure. Please click the “Submit” button to try again.

Anyone else having these issues?

Any ideas?

#2

If you have created your own customized template, which your other thread seems to suggest, then this message is going to be specific to your own code.

#3

But the problem began before I created a new template and I did not modify the custom-reg-fields.inc.php file… Still have the issue.

#4

In that case, can you go back to using the default template and give us a URL to check?

#5

I uploaded the default PayPal template file: paypal-registration-form.php

Here is one of the pages with the error. All signup, login, or profile modify pages have the same error.

https://www.inwbands.com/membership/

#6

Hmm, I can’t see any errors on any of those pages except for mixed content warnings. I doubt they could be responsible for the message you’re getting. Yet I do see the message, even though it appears to be just the default form in use.

So I am wondering if it is some sort of caching issue. Are you running some sort of server-side caching like Litespeed?

#7

I’ll go check. I’m using CPanel with PHP 5.7 under GoDaddy. I did have a feeling it was cache related.

#8

Oh dear, it’s GoDaddy! That’s probably the problem right there.

It can’t be PHP 5.7. There’s 5.6 and there’s 7, but there’s no 5.7 (and no 6 either).

#9

No access to any caching or other utilities from CPanel.

#10

Then I think you need to talk to GoDaddy. And do check what version of PHP you’re running. But you might prefer to try the s2Member scanner first: https://s2member.com/kb-article/server-scanner/

#11

I already ran the server scanner and it returned all options are checked as okay.

#12

Could it possibly help to reinstall the S2Member framework?

#13

Maybe, but the best way would be if you turn plugin deletion safeguards off, and that would mean losing all your settings.

#14

I could handle that. I will try. I really appreciate your suggestions.

There has been an error trying to submit a support ticket on the S2Member website for a few days now, so no way of getting through to anyone else.

#15

You’re welcome, and good luck!

#16

Had to uninstall S2Member completely and allow it to delete ALL data. Just finished setting everything back up and all works fine now. I also deleted the S2MemberPro directory. Not sure I want to go back to the Pro version now that everything is working!

#17

Glad to hear that you’ve got it working!

Installing Pro now shouldn’t mess anything up because it doesn’t touch the code or settings already installed.

#18

We haven’t seen any issues with our support system. If you’re still experiencing an issue, could you please post a screenshot of what you’re seeing?

#19

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#20

@Cindyscinto0523 We’re no longer using that support system. Please login to your account on s2Member.com and visit https://s2member.com/support/.

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Sorry for the confusion. We’ll be redirecting the old support system soon.