Bug: [s2Member-List levels="0" /]

[jaswrks]

Steps to Reproduce

• Create two accounts in WordPress: john1 and john2.
• Role for john1 is Subscriber (Level 0)
• Role for john2 is s2Member Level 1
• Use [s2Member-List levels="0" /]

Expected Behavior

Only john1 should be listed.

Observed Behavior

All users are listed.

Problem

if($attr['levels'])

Should be:

if(isset($attr['levels'][0]))

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Another Problem

Role-based detection for the levels="" attribute should change s2member_levelN to subscriber whenever the levels="" attribute contains a 0. Currently, entering a 0 into the list of Levels results in Subscribers being excluded; i.e., the levels="" attribute is completely broken when it comes to Free Subscribers; e.g., levels="0,1,2,3" results in Levels 1,2,3 only. Subscribers are excluded, because the Level-to-Role conversion is looking for s2member_level0 instead of subscriber.

[jaswrks]

Next Release Changelog:

• (s2Member Pro) [s2Member-List /] Bug Fix: This release corrects a bug in the [s2Member-List /] shortcode that was causing levels="0" not to work, and in fact any use of a 0 in the levels="" attribute was broken. See this GitHub issue if you'd like additional details. Props to @patdumond for reproducing, reporting and testing this issue.

[jaswrks]

Short-Term Fix

• Download this updated file and upload via FTP. Allow this to replace your existing copy of: s2member-pro/includes/classes/sc-member-list-in.inc.php