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Posted: Monday Feb 4th, 2013 at 3:26 am #40588
Nigel
Username: enquirer32

If I export my members as a csv one of the columns is:

First payment date:
a:3:{s:5:”level”;s:10:”1337166521″;s:6:”level1″;s:10:”1337166521″;s:6:”level2″;s:10:”1350867691″;}

Can you decipher what all this means please? Thank you.

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Posted: Monday Feb 4th, 2013 at 6:26 pm #40789
Eduan
Username: Eduan
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Hello Nigel,

I believe that’s the desired output unless you told s2Member to output it in a nice way.

Under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Import/Export -› s2Member® Options what is the output format set to?

– Eduan

Posted: Tuesday Feb 5th, 2013 at 2:27 am #40810
Staff Member

Thanks for your inquiry. ~ We appreciate your patience :-)

That is a serialized array of First Payment Dates, as Unix Timestamps. s2Member® keeps a record of the First Payment Date and Time at each paid Membership Level.

a:3:{s:5:”level”;s:10:”1337166521″;s:6:”level1″;s:10:”1337166521″;s:6:”level2″;s:10:”1350867691″;}

Please see: Knowledge Base » Import (or Mass Update) Users -› First Payment Date(s)

array(
	'level' => '[timestamp of first payment date, regardless of level]',
	'level1' => '[timestamp of first payment date at level #1]',
	'level2' => '[timestamp of first payment date at level #2]',
	'level3' => '[timestamp of first payment date at level #3]',
	'level4' => '[timestamp of first payment date at level #4]'
)

In your example, some of these Levels are missing. That’s normal. It indicates that a particular Member has never had access at some of the higher Membership Levels.


As Eduan pointed out, you can also export your CSV file in a more readable format, so you don’t end up with a serialized array — if you prefer. This is optional of course.

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