About: Marcia Lampe

Nevermind. I contacted Authorize.net, and my account was not set up to process American Express cards. When my one transaction went through, I had used a MasterCard.

Note to other users getting frustrated: You must specifically set up your Authorize.net account to accept American Express and Discover cards, otherwise you will get an unhelpful error back from them.

I set up something that does pretty much this. I am using an initial registration form to generate a Pro Forms shortcode.

I am passing an array of price related options to my function that calls the shortcode. I would like to store a couple of these options ($price[‘hoa_name’], $price[‘residents’]) in custom fields that are not user editable.

function ipna_call_shortcode($price) {
	if ($price['first_year']==0) {
		$attr = array(
				"level"		=> "0",
				"success"	=> "inmanpark/",
				"register"	=> "1",
				"ccaps"		=> "",
				"captcha"	=> "clean",
				"desc"		=> "Membership is free for your first year",
				"custom"	=> "localhost",
				"tp"		=> "1",
				"td"		=> "Y");	
		echo c_ws_plugin__s2member_pro_authnet_form::sc_authnet_form($attr);

	}

Is there any way to populate custom fields with the option Allow Edits set to No (uneditable and totally invisible)?

Do I need to pass the variables to the success page and run update_user_option with the passed variables?