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Thanks ??

Can be lot of reasons, and at least 2/3 are not related to s2M. Put your subject as search in the search field above (if you didn’t already) and you will find lot of advices.

Not s2M, but WP handle user registrations, s2M handle access only.

To answer with more details please explain “another user” – where the info comes from? Where (out of WP?) you must save it?

I think that “next run” of the cronjob kills the one, which was not finished yet. Means, you go to your office/club/home etc and see your colleague/friend/spouse counts flies (silly example, huh), and say “you go home/drink/sleep, I will finish counting”. They (old cronjob) stop his count, and you (new cronjob) starts (instead to continue) counting again. But in need time you can not finish, so next time when your colleague/friend/spouse comes, you (now old cronjob) are not finished, but they (now new cronjob) say “go home/drink/sleep, I will finish counting”, and starts over again. And this way the job is never finished… I am seen such things before. Not sure if the problem is same, must dig in s2M code, someone of developers may explain better.

You may try to set debug to “true” in your wp-config.php file, it may show you some errors.

Also can be a plugin or theme conflict.

Sorry ?? In the PHP form it stay in the “custom” field. Should be in the IPN request (from Paypal) too, so your script can find it.

You can use domain in “item code” field to find where come from the exactly payment request.

Groups of what?

Yes, possible.

Those are “notices” (only one, to be exact, repeated for each your custom field), not errors, site will run just well. Maybe you run the site in debug mode? Find a way to hide notices, try to ask the hosting provider, they should know.

Another possibility: your site runs on the new PHP7, we was seen similar notices with s2M and PHP7 last days, check this: https://github.com/websharks/s2member/issues/917

Possible, but can’t show the exactly code, needs testing. Try to search for “subscr_id” URL parameter in your “header.php” file in the theme (for this page only – find by page/post ID), and if exists, show the text.

My pleasure ??

Seems the problem is fixed.

Seems the problem is fixed by user.

@apothecarytravels: Check for plugin or theme conflict, there was such problem with one “maintenance mode” plugin.