My Shortcode:
[s2Member-Pro-PayPal-Form register=“1” level=“1” ccaps="" custom=“trilogymedical.net” tp=“0” tt=“D” captcha=“dark” success=“http://trilogymedical.net/welcome-member/” /]
What the registration form looks like:
Two things:
1.) The password strength text is for what? It doesn’t do anything that I can discern?
2.) Successful registration does not redirect to my indicated success page, why is that?
It looks like http://trilogymedical.net/welcome-member/ is protected by s2Member–i.e., it’s not a publicly accessible page. That page needs to be publicly accessible for someone to be redirected to after registering. The user is not logged-in automatically after registering.
It is possible to set up Auto-Login on Registration, but it requires a bit of custom code.
My suggestion is to set the success="" attribute to a publicly accessible page that explains to the new user what they should do next (e.g., login). Then, you can use your “Welcome Member” page as the Login Welcome Page (s2Member → General Options → Login Welcome Page), which is the page users are redirected to right after logging in.
Regarding the Password Strength text and your screenshot: it looks to me like your theme is conflicting with the s2Member CSS styles and/or the JavaScript, which is preventing the password strength meter from working properly.
For a good idea what those forms should look like, see this example on the s2Member demo site.
Thanks! Good advice. I’ll create a Registration Success page, then try to track down why the password strength meter is broken.
Do you know if is possible with S2Member to have a new user register, but not be active until an admin approves the registration?
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The users will need to register, but you can have them register at a level that is lower than what you restrict all your protected content to, so they essentially don’t have access until they are promoted to a higher level by an admin. See How can I manually approve user accounts?