About: David Kennaway

I changed all the references to

require (ABSPATH . WPINC . '/pluggable.php');

to

require (ABSPATH . '/wp-load.php');

and it appears to solve the problem.

It’s in three places: twice in lib/camera_functions.php and once in lib/admin/camera_addremove.php

And I’ve sent an email to the developer. Hopefully they will include it in an update!

Thanks, I’ll do that :-)

Thanks for pointing me to DB Cache Reloaded Fix as the source of the problem. I don’t really understand why it didn’t cause problems a few weeks ago, as it has been activated all the time. Anyway deactivating it solves that problem, which is a relief.

Referring back to the original problem with Easy Table causing a conflict with s2Member and producing a fatal PHP error when pressing the PayPal button – I’ve copied the website over to a test installation (with a PayPal sandbox option activated as it happens) and with exactly the same plugins installed and with Easy Table activated this time. There’s no error produced and I get directed to the PayPal website, where I’m invited to input my credit card details or sign in with my PayPal account. All as it should be.

I ran your server check php file on both sites and they came back almost identical – except for the obvious differences of paths and urls – both running the same version of php.

I used the TPC! Memory Usage plugin to check for differences in the servers and the only differences I found were:
MySQL – 5.0.96-community on the problem site, 5.1.56-log on the test site that’s fine.
Magic Quotes – set to ON on the problem site, set to OFF on the test site that’s fine.

So it’s a mystery to me why the Easy Table plugin causes problems on one site and not the other one. Any ideas your end?

(NB another question arose when using the Sandbox – I appeared to be directed to the regular PayPal site rather than a different URL, so when I entered Sandbox username and password for the buyer it was rejected – is this to be expected?)

@Jason Thanks for the reply, we’ll try and set up a test installation, although surely it would be easier for you (can you not add the Easy Tables plugin to one of your test installations and see if there is a conflict with PayPal Pro forms?)

However, on the other matter raised (with Easy Tables plugin deactivated) about returning to the website from PayPal after agreeing the payment, getting sent to the link http://www.nbo.org.uk/membership/individual-member/?s2member_paypal_xco=s2member_pro_paypal_checkout_return&token=EC-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX and the process stops – have you any ideas why this is happening?

@Ronnie – I think I may have sorted the problem with IE :-)

It’s working fine without the Easy Table plugin (which I’ve deactivated for the moment to enable testing). I’ll send you a login via the Contact Form :-)

Getting the php error

PHP Fatal error:  Cannot use string offset as an array in /data02/nboorguk/public_html/wp-content/plugins/s2member-pro/includes/classes/gateways/paypal/paypal-form-in.inc.php on line 647

when plugin Easy Table http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/easy-table/ is activated

This is a bit unfortunate as it is a very useful plugin and doesn’t degrade very beautifully when deactivated.

Thanks for the reply. My browser told me there was a redirection loop and gave no details. However I imagine that it’s something to do with s2Member trying to go to the Login Welcome page and the plugin I tested going to the User Profile page in order to change the password.

Is there any way of getting s2Member not automatically going to the Login Welcome page?

I’m also not getting any javascript validation on the PayPal Pro Form – ie no password strength indicator and the same occurred on a test page while I quickly changed the theme to twentyeleven (as I’m working on a live site).

Looking at the source of the page there doesn’t appear to be any content to s2member-o.php, which seems rather strange.