Cristián Lávaque

No, sorry. I know it’s not impossible to do what you suggested, but I haven’t done it myself and can’t work on it at the moment. :/

You’ll need to get a developer to do this for you. You can try freelance sites like jobs.wordpress.net, eLance or oDesk.

One thing you could use, that you didn’t mention in your ideas, is the Notifications API. They could be set up to load a script in your second site to create the user or update the user’s access there. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Notifications[/hilite]

These would help creating the user in the other site, and updating his access:
[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Remote Operations API[/hilite]
Knowledge Base » Changing Roles/Capabilities via PHP

I hope it helps.

No problem. :)

Hi Patrick.

Is the country change obvious in the form or only after the payment failed with that error? If it’s visible in the form, I can try the form myself since I’m in Mexico. If you set a test page for me at 1 cent, I can try paying to see what happens. s2Member® » Private Contact Form

I wonder if it’s a JavaScript problem in your installation, we haven’t had any reports about this problem from other site owners. Could you test using the default theme? If that’s not enough, try deactivating other plugins and testing after each and see if the problem continues.

Yeah, I know what you mean. It took me a bit to get used it, I was used to a very different way of doing it. And I still don’t know everything about it, but when I know what I’m looking for, now I can usually find it. I use a lot my editor’s to search all files under a directory and subdirectories.

So now that I think I understand better what you need, I’ll try to answer these:

[hilite mono]s2member_pro_clickbank_return[/hilite] is handled by s2member-pro\includes\classes\gateways\clickbank\clickbank-return-in.inc.php

There you’ll find a [hilite mono]wp_redirect[/hilite] to the s2Member’s PayPal processing with [hilite mono]s2member_paypal_return[/hilite] and [hilite mono]s2member_paypal_proxy_verification[/hilite]. You can read about it here: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› PayPal® IPN Integration -> IPN w/ Proxy Key[/hilite]

Here are some abbreviations you’ll come across:

• in: in file names is for inner routines.
• wa: “web accept” in PayPal, that’s how they call Buy Now transactions in their API.
• w: with.
• wo: without.
• ccaps: custom capabilities.
• sp: specific post/page.
• cp: conditional phase, a method in some classes.

[hilite mono]s2member_paypal_return[/hilite] is handled by s2member\includes\classes\paypal-return-in.inc.php

Since you’re selling subscriptions, in that file you’ll see these two that will be of interest to you, and I added the files where those classes are:

[hilite code]c_ws_plugin__s2member_paypal_return_in_subscr_or_wa_w_level::cp[/hilite]
s2member\includes\classes\paypal-return-in-subscr-or-wa-w-level.inc.php

[hilite code]c_ws_plugin__s2member_paypal_return_in_subscr_modify_w_level::cp[/hilite]
s2member\includes\classes\paypal-return-in-subscr-modify-w-level.inc.php

The “modify” one is for existing users that were logged in when they started the checkout.

I found transients are set in those. Jason used http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/set_transient and I’m guessing he did it like that because he was trying to do everything sticking to WP’s ways as much as possible.

The signup confirmation email corresponding to those I found sent from:
s2member\includes\classes\paypal-notify-in-subscr-or-wa-w-level.inc.php
s2member\includes\classes\paypal-notify-in-subscr-modify-w-level.inc.php

Search for [hilite mono]signup_email[/hilite] in those.

The registration part s2member\includes\classes\registrations.inc.php

ClickBank notifications s2member-pro\includes\classes\gateways\clickbank\clickbank-notify-in.inc.php are important too, e.g. when payments fail and EOT is triggered.

For EOT behavior, this file: s2member\includes\classes\auto-eots.inc.php

Sorry I didn’t reply sooner, I spent some time searching the files and finding the things you were asking. I hope they help you!

the same as I have in the third party section of Options for this method;

What do you mean?

Could you answer these, please?

– What URL is JVZoo sending the customer to after checkout?

– Does the email log plugin show those emails not sent at all, or they are but they just don’t get to the user? http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/email-log/

– What email is the one not being sent? The signup confirmation, the new user one, or both?
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Signup Confirmation Email
Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Email Configuration -> New User

– Do you have logging enabled? If not, please enable it. I’d like to see the log entries for a transaction that didn’t get the email. Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Account Details -› Logging

Thanks!

Hamid, could you check out this article and see if it helps with this? Knowledge Base » JW Player sample code not working

Is there a way to change the confirmation ? so they can click and register rather then waiting for the email

What URL is JVZoo sending you to after checkout?

Well, when the person comes back to the s2Member return URL, a cookie is set so he’ll be allowed to register even if registrations are closed, and will give the new account the access he paid for. Not sure if that happens with the JVZoo integration, do you use the return URL? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› PayPal® PDT/Auto-Return Integration[/hilite]

Another thing you can do is, if you confirmed the person paid successfully, is show him a free registration pro-form It’s called like that because it doesn’t require a payment, but you’d check for this requisite before showing it it. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms[/hilite]

Another thing you can do, if you confirmed the person paid, is redirect him to the normal WP registration page, but using a special link that will let him register even if registrations are closed, and give him the access he paid for. http://www.s2member.com/codex/stable/s2member/registrations/c_ws_plugin__s2member_register_access/#src_doc_register_link_gen%28%29

That link would be the same kind that he gets by email, or the one you can generate from [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Registration Access Links[/hilite].

If you do it that way, though, you’d need to make sure that the email he gets by email can not then be used by someone else that he shares it with, since you basically let him register some other way. Or you may choose to remove that registration link from the email altogether and only let him register when coming back from payment, or contacting you if there’s any problem with that.

Also, you could just set the thank-you page to be the registration form at wp-login.php?action=register. You’d need to customize it a bit so it has the info that ClickBank requires, that’s all.

Michael, since it’s something kinda random, could you check that it’s not a mod_security issue? Maybe the proxy key sometimes has a substring that’s not liked by your mod_security settings. Knowledge Base » Mod Security, Random 503/403 Errors

Eric, when the subscription already exists that’s handled by the gateway, so you’d need to check if it’s possible there.

s2Member is just notified about the payments, it doesn’t manage them. You have control over the payments with s2Member in the button to start a subscription, but not once it’s started.

I hope that helps.

Yeah, they should work fine. The form just submits the data, doesn’t process it. You can run some tests with the other widget you choose, to be sure it works, but I don’t think you’ll have a problem. :)

Yeah, I think either one would work if done right. Of course, I’d be sure after tyring it and succeeding, but I can’t think of something why it wouldn’t work. :)