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Wow, thanks so much- I never would have thought to check there!

So far, so good. I think this problem is resolved!

Thanks again- have a great holiday

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Sure, here’s the link: [http://www.essexreporter.com/admin/join-us-4]

When guests click our Subscribe Now button, it leads them to this page. Behind the scenes, is [wp_eStore_subscribe_fancy id=1].

Thanks for checking it out!

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From the dashboard, I can create any user with the correct info, but for new users who use eStore to subscribe themselves, problems arise. I’m not sure if it’s eStore, the registration link or a bug in WordPress…

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The other users in my list have a subscriber role because I changed them to Subscribers.

I’m not sure what’s going on. I was happy to see your test user ended up a subscriber, but the trouble comes when I tested it (Went onto the site as a “Guest,” clicked on our “Subscribe Now” button on the site, actually paid $5 through Paypal and eStore and followed all registration links, made a new user) I ended up an Admin.

I don’t understand it either.

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Here’s the current code:

function eMember_wp_create_user($user_name,$password,$email)

{

if (eMember_is_multisite_install()){//MS install

global $blog_id;

if($wp_user_id = email_exists($email)){// if user exists then just add him to current blog.

add_existing_user_to_blog( array( ‘user_id’ => $wp_user_id, ‘role’ => ‘subscriber’ ) );

return $wp_user_id;

}

$wp_user_id = wpmu_create_user($user_name, $password, $email);

eMember_log_debug(“Creating WP User using Multi site API. User ID: “.$wp_user_id.” Blog ID: “.$blog_id,true);

$role = ‘subscriber’;//TODO – add user as a subscriber first. The subsequent update user role function to update the role to the correct one

if (add_user_to_blog($blog_id, $wp_user_id, $role)){//Add user to the current blog

eMember_log_debug(“WP MS user successfully added to blog ID: “.$blog_id,true);

}else{

eMember_log_debug(“WP MS user addition to blog failed!”,false);

}

return $wp_user_id;

}

else{//Single site install

$wp_user_id = wp_create_user($user_name, $password, $email);

eMember_log_debug(“Creating WP User using single site API. User ID: “.$wp_user_id,true);

return $wp_user_id;

}

Seems correct, right?

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Hey,

So just reloaded a fresh copy of the eMember plugin thinking that would def work since I didn’t try it first….but no luck! I just tried to register and was automatically made an admin again…

Any other ideas?

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