About: Some Dude

Oops, nevermind. It turns out I inserted my public key instead of my private key.

I guess I’ve been looking at this screen for too long!

I did have another question about creating a subscription upgrade button.

I posted a new thread about it a few days ago. Hopefully you can help with this one too.

Thanks again!

Hi Eduan,

I already checked that out, but with ccBill it only seems to allow for Cancellations.

According to ccBill the upgrade functionality works differently. It requires variables to be passed to their form that identifies the specifications of the upgrade. Apparently they need to review it as well first before they will enable this feature for the account.

Hi Christian,

Thanks for looking into this for me.

Just so you know I’m generating this buy now link dynamically in the template. So I suspect the solution is just a php generated link (I don’t need to rely on shortcodes).

I’ve been reading the documentation at ccbill: http://www.ccbill.com/cs/manuals/CCBill_Dynamic_Pricing.pdf

So I think the solution will be something like this:

<?php
$clientAccnum = "######";
$clientSubacc = "0001";
$formName = "###cc";
$formPrice = "##.##";
...
?>

<?php
echo '<a href="https://bill.ccbill.com/jpost/signup.cgi?clientAccnum='.$clientAccnum.'&clientSubacc='.$clientSubacc.'&formName='.$formName.'&formPrice='.$formPrice.'...">Buy Now</a>';
?>

I’m sure there are more variables needed and I’m not quite sure how to generate the MD5 hash for the formDigest as referred to in the ccBill documentation but I suspect it has something to do with the TripleDES key.

Hopefully you and/or Jason will be able to help me fill in the blanks.

Thank you!

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by  Some Dude.

One other thing I should probably mention is that I don’t seem to have any ability to control how often the Auto-EOT system runs. I’ve tried having it run through WP-Cron, which I have set to run every 15 minutes. I also tried running it as it’s own cron job every 15 minutes.

No matter what I do it seems to just run every 24 hours at 2:35:01 pm UTC according to what I see in the log file.

I tried typing the link to the video file directly into my browser and SD video plays, but doesn’t pseudostream, the HD file didn’t play at all… but as soon as I deleted the .htaccess file and refreshed those links, both files played and pseudostreamed perfectly.

I suspect that there may be some rewrite rules getting in the way. Is there a way I can delete part of the htaccess file so that it only protects the content from unauthenticated users and doesn’t provide any of it’s other features.