Bruce

Sorry for the delay

I’ve put up the Knowledge Base article on EOT Notifications.

There has been a bit of trouble with setting up the EOT column with the ability to sort users by their EOT date. We would like to sort out this issue before posting information on this.

Thank-you for your patience! :)

Hello Bruce,

Thanks for the heads-up on this thread, Eduan. We appreciate all bug reports.
And thanks for your patience.

I’m testing out s2 – is it the case that if a user signs up for one of the paid levels but their paypal and s2/wordpress user emails don’t match, then they will be set as ‘unconfirmed’ and won’t be given the correct access permissions?

Within s2Member’s IPN/PDT processes there are no processes that validate the user email inside WordPress with the email passed by PayPal. s2Member uses this email address only for sending users their passwords via wp_mail() if you have s2Member configured that way. s2Member uses the user ID passed by PayPal for updating profiles.

However, if you are filtering the variables PayPal is receiving, and replacing the PayPal email with the subscriber’s email, this could definitely cause problems.

Are you getting an error code/message during your tests that may be causing this? If so, can you post exactly what this error is?

I’m looking forward to hearing as it may be a conflict with another plugin that integrates with s2….

Is this plugin in the WordPress plugins repository? If so, can you post the link to it?

Also, could you please post the PayPal logs from these test transactions, assuming you have logging enabled?

Thanks

Hi Gabor,

Sounds good! :)

Hi Darryl,

I don’t believe we’ve had any problems with other users with the new update. We’re going to keep an eye out for problems with this. From what you said here:

The paypal button has disappeared and a sign in or registration form appears on all pages as well as the sign up page.

It sounds like there is a conflict somewhere with the WordPress loop, and your theme is pulling different page data for some reason.

the other plugin that updated the same day as s2members was easyrotator plugin and its also having problems and i have their techs looking at it.

Have you tried disabling the EasyRotator plugin to see if that fixes the problem?

If disabling it fixes your problem, you may want to revert to the old version of the plugin. You should be able to get this from the EasyRotator site.

I briefly searched the source code for EasyRotator and found that it does hook into your WordPress post data within compatibility.php. However the code there looks like it’s okay, which leads me to believe it’s an issue with the shortcode the plugin produces when it’s mixed with s2Member Shortcodes.

Hi Charles,

Sounds good! Glad you got it fixed! :)

Hi Gabor,

Thanks for your patience

I ment upgrading from our free levels (0-1-2-3) to a paid level (4-5-6) Which I’ve eventually achieved the following way:

The billing modification forms option only works with paypal so I’ve first tried modifying the form code generated there to work with clickbank with obviously no luck. I’ve tried just adding the modify=”1″ parameter but that takes customers to clickbank’s “order lookup” which isn’t right as the member levels I’d like to allow the upgrades for are free levels therefore have no previous order.

But then it was just as simple as providing the same buttons what I have for new member registration. And it worked. It changed the level1 free membership to a level4 subscription.

Silly me… trying to complicate the simple. :)

Ah, sorry about the confusion. I hadn’t realized you were using ClickBank, but ClickBank does have similar functionality. Glad to hear you got that fixed.

So now it would be great to achieve downgrading certain levels to certain levels when customer cancels. (eg: 6 to 3, 5 to 2, 4 to 1…) Which is what you’re making the KB Article for.

I’ve finished this article here. In this case you would use something like this at line 136:

$existing_role = c_ws_plugin__s2member_user_access::user_access_role($user);
/**/
if($existing_role === 's2member_level6')
	$demotion_role = 's2member_level3';
if($existing_role === 's2member_level5')
	$demotion_role = 's2member_level2';
if($existing_role === 's2member_level4')
	$demotion_role = 's2member_level1';
else
	$demotion_role = c_ws_plugin__s2member_option_forces::force_demotion_role("subscriber");

I’m also trying to find a way to allow members to switch between the free levels (0-1-2-3) but thats not crucial at this stage.

I believe this will need to be set up through some custom code within a WordPress page. s2Member’s not fully equipped for this as of yet. You can find information on how to set this up in Jason’s Article.

Let us know if you have any issues.

Hi Justin,

We’ve seen similar debug errors within s2Member before. It’s because of how s2Member was originally coded, which is something we’re working on currently. The errors do not affect the way s2Member works, and is still usable code, as NULL still evaluates to FALSE.

I’m putting this in our TODO list.

Thanks!

Hi Thomas,

I think the topic you saw was this one?: http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/help-finding-topic-on-showing-eot-in-admin/

I believe I had released a hack awhile ago on the Old Forum System for this. I’m going to do some digging today and create a new one and put it in the Knowledge Base. I’ll reply here when it’s finished.

Also, I believe it may be possible to send email alerts through a PHP script to tell you when a user is nearing their EOT date. I will put that in the KB article as well.

Let us know of any other specific feature requests you’d like to see in s2Member, we really appreciate the input. Right now, Jason is working on the new s2Member, so new feature development is not being done at the moment, but we’ll gladly help you out with adding small features in.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by  Bruce.

Hi Gabor,

Taking a look at the structure now, it appears that it’s a bit more complicated than I first thought. A Cron Job will not be enough to do what you’re looking to do. Instead, we will need to create a new instance of the class c_ws_plugin__s2member_auto_eots, which is very possible because of how s2Member creates classes.

I’ll be posting the KB Article pretty soon, and will post the link here.

upgrading for existing higher then level0 members with clickbank

I believe that functionality is covered by Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Billing Modification Forms. If not, can you clarify what you mean by that?

Thanks!

Hi Maksym,

Glad to hear you got it fixed! :)

You might be able to get your mySQL memory limit increased by your hosting provider if that plugin was needed. I had a similar issue with a site as well.

Hi Randy,

I’m going to take a look at this tonight and get back to you soon.

All of the JavaScript files for s2Member should be located within /s2member/includes/. I believe that the file you may be looking for is s2member-min.js which should be just a minimized version of s2member.js.

EDIT: Nevermind I see you have found the issue. Sorry I couldn’t have been more of a help. (lol)

Let us know if you have any more issues.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by  Bruce.

Hi Charles,

If you go down a few forms, and find CSS Styles: ( optional ), you can put float: left; in that form and it’ll fix it. :)