conditional statement for recurring charge

I want to offer my members a path to upgrade via paypal buttons. I have different buttons to offer them the choice of a single payment for 1 month, no recurring, and another for per month subscription.

Im in need of some sort of conditional statement to place on my “modify your subscription” page so a monthly recurring subscriber can cancel the subscription, but a single payment non recurring subscriber cannot see it. I want to have all options on 1 page so conditional statements are a must.

Thanks,

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Hi! Thanks for the kudos! :)

I think you can do the conditional checking if the subscr ID is empty or not. If not, then the user has a subscription going.
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Something like this maybe:

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if (current_user_can('access_s2member_level1')
{
if (empty(S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_SUBSCR_ID))
// Button for single payment user
else
// Button for recurring payment user
}
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I hope that helps. :)

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by  Cristián Lávaque.

@cristian it seems that your code snip-it will just see if they have any paypal transaction associated with there account. What im looking for is this.

imagine both users are registered on my site and both level 1. User A got to level 1 by a single payment method. User B got to level 1 via a recurring payment method.

I want some conditional to check if user A, or B got to level 1 via the recurring payment method, or vice versa.

I want single payment users to see different data than recurring payment users.

I might take it back, im not 100% sure, but I believe recurring subscriptions have an “I-THE_REST_OF_THE_ID”. So the “I-” means that it is recurring, so i guess i can check for the “I-”

Can you confirm this?

This seems to do the trick assuming that the I- assumption is correct. Is there a better way to do this using built in s2 member code?

$TAO_s2member_subscriber_id = S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_SUBSCR_ID;
$TAO_recurring_member_id_key = "-";
echo $TAO_s2member_subscriber_id;
echo "<br>";
$TAO_seach_for_recurring = strstr($TAO_s2member_subscriber_id,$TAO_recurring_member_id_key, true);

if($TAO_seach_for_recurring == "I" )
	{
			
		echo "you are a recurring payer";
		
	}
	
else
	{
		echo "You are a single payer";	
	}

Ah, sorry I didn’t understand earlier.

Yeah, if the recurring ones are prefixed with an I-, then your code should be fine.

About suggesting a variation, it’d probably be to make it shorter, if you care about that:

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if (strstr(S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_SUBSCR_ID, '-', true) == 'I')
echo 'you are a recurring payer.';
else
echo 'You are a single payer.';
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