Bruce

Hi Chad,

You can use the success=”” attribute in your shortcode to send the user to a different page on your site. You can find info on this attribute in Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Custom Return URLs Upon Success.

Hi Robb,

Development on the next major version of s2Member has been taking longer than expected due to all of the new API changes that have been going on PayPal and the many bug fixes that have revolved around these changes. Our development team is doing their best to both keep the current stable of s2Member working correctly, *and* work on developing the newest version of s2Member (which, as more features are requested, is becoming a greater task).

We understand your frustration as we too share it. For the time being I would suggest using a different solution provided by s2Member while we are completing the newest version of s2Member, which should be made available somewhere between early and mid 2013.

Thank-you for your patience.

Hi Rick,

Is subdomain.whydoiddate.com a site connected to whydoidate.com through WordPress Multisite?

If so, can you log into the WordPress Dashboard by going to Network Admin -> Sites -> Dashboard ?

Hi Abner,

It sounds like it might be in your best interest to use Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Specific Post/Page (Buy Now) Forms instead of standard s2Member forms. This way s2Member can handle almost all of functionality for you.

Otherwise, you may want to set up API Notifications (Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Notifications -› Payment Notifications) to handle this.

Hi Mindy,

Yes. This is very possible with s2Member. This capability is outlined within Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Membership Level # Buttons and also Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Membership Level # Forms. You will want to fill in the first line of forms with I’ll offer the first 4 months @ $0.00.

Hi Cheryl,

s2Member currently does not support all of the information that you need, as it is meant to be a way to connect to Affiliate programs and other sotware outside of WordPress that would have no use for this information.

Therefore, instead of using API Notifications, I recommend just using the core WordPress functionality to get the user’s data, and querying PayPal for subscription info.

Instead of using s2Member’s API Notifications it may be easier to just hook into WordPress’s user_register hook. This hook should give you all the info you need to send your email. Make sure to use a lower priority than s2Member, however. s2Member uses the default 10 priority, so using something like this should work, in a Must-Use Plugin within your /wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory (create it if you don’t have it):

<?php
add_action('user_register', 's2hack_user_register_email', 20, 1);

function s2hack_user_register_email($id) {
	$user = new WP_User($id);
	
	$subscr_id = get_user_option('s2member_subscr_id', $id); // User's current PP subscription ID.
		$paypal = array ('METHOD' => 'GetRecurringPaymentsProfileDetails', 'PROFILEID' => $subscr_id); // API call configuration.
		
	if (($paypal = c_ws_plugin__s2member_paypal_utilities::paypal_api_response ($paypal)) && !$paypal['__error'])
				$type = $paypal['BILLINGPERIOD']; // The billing period for the 
	
	$to =  $user->user_email; // 'cdelcolliano@earthlink.net' ;
        $headers[] = 'From: Inside Music Media <jdelcolliano@earthlink.net>';
        $headers[] = 'Cc: paul@wordfresh.com';
        $subject = 'New Member Notification';

	### USER DETAILS ###
	$first_name = $user->first_name;
	$last_name = $user->last_name;
	$email = $user->user_email;
	### USER DETAILS ###

	if($type === 'Month') {
		// This is a monthly subscriber.
	}
	elseif($type === 'Year') {
		// This is a yearly subsriber.
	}
}

The user_register code gives you the user’s ID, which allows you to then get all of their info by creating a new WP_User(). Find info on this at:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_User

This code also performs a query to PayPal to find info on their billing cycle. Find info on the data recieved here:

https://www.x.com/developers/paypal/documentation-tools/api/getrecurringpaymentsprofiledetails-api-operation-nvp

Great. Let us know if you have any issues with that.

Hi Steve,

I believe that s2Member only saves the URL of your site in the database for references to CSS, as it custom-generates CSS for the Pro Form using PHP. You should be okay in the future, but if not please let us know and we can show you how to update the database itself to stop this from happening.

Hi Peter,

Glad to hear you figured out the problem.

Hi Yvette,

You should be able to control the look and feel of the registration page under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Login Registration Design, and edit specific forms under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields.

To remove a field, just press the “X” button next to it. If you’d like to edit the field, click Edit.

Also, because you are using s2Member Pro, you could ignore the wp-login.php?action=register page, and instead use the Pro Forms provided by s2Member under Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Membership Level # Forms. For free subscriptions you can use Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms.

These forms will use the design properties (CSS) of your theme.

Hi Mary,

I was really excited to finally find the solution, but I don’t have any paragraph tags around my Member’s Pro Form. I wish I did, really I do.

I noticed this issue because, in your source code for you Membership Options Page, you have this code:

<p><form id="s2member-pro-paypal-checkout-form" class="s2member-pro-paypal-form s2member-pro-paypal-checkout-form" method="post" action="/membership-options/">
	
	<!-- Response Section ( this is auto-filled after form submission ). -->
	<div id="s2member-pro-paypal-checkout-form-response-section" class="s2member-pro-paypal-form-section s2member-pro-paypal-checkout-form-section s2member-pro-paypal-form-response-section s2member-pro-paypal-checkout-form-response-section">...

As you can see, there is a <p> tag around the s2Member’s form, which is causing the issue in IE9. Could this be an effect of a visual editor that you’re using? Try deleting any line breaks above the shortcode and see if that fixes the error.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by  Bruce.

Where is this line supposed to go? can’t find the right file.

This code should be used in conjunction with a hack to automatically fill a form that you create. I recommend create a Must Use plugin my uploading a .php file to your /wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory (create one if you don’t have one)

You should be able to use get_user_option('s2member_custom_fields'); to get an associative array of custom field values for your user. Then, you can change the value for your field and update_user_option() to change the value.