Cristián Lávaque

It’d be good to ask the WPengine guys about it, then, there may be something you need to do to refresh the cache for widgets.

Another thing you could try is removing the widget completely and making sure it doesn’t show up in the page anymore. Then put it back in and configure it again and then go look at it in the site. Maybe that works.

I hope it helps.

PayPal is a bit confusing with all its services, and they keep changing them, I’m sorry the interface you had was different. :/

s2Member integrates with PayPal Pro’s PayFlow Edition, not PayFlow Pro, it’d be good that you confirm this with PayPal’s support rep.

Here’s something Jason told me recently:

One CAN have a Payflow account only, which does NOT include any of the PayPal Pro API functionality, but s2Member is NOT currently compatible with these accounts. A site owner must have a PayPal Pro account, so that s2Member has access to the PayPal Pro API. s2Member is compatible with PayPal Pro accounts operating with the Payflow edition, but not with Payflow-only accounts.

I hope that helps.

Nick, you can use the success attribute to take the person there after the checkout. if you use the [hilite code]success="http://yoursite.com/wp-login.php?action=register"[/hilite] for example, he’d be taken to the registration page after payment.

After the registration, the person would have to login, and then he’d be show the Login Welcome page you set in s2Member: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Login Welcome Page[/hilite]

I hope that simpler to understand. :)

Hi Dimitri.

What page should the message be shown in? Could you post the URL to it?

What role does the user have after his membership ends? You can check this in the user’s profile page.

What is your EOT behavior setting? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Automatic EOT Behavior[/hilite]

Yeah, I know you had sent it before, but I didn’t have access to the spam filter, had to wait for Jason. He digged it out today and am taking a look now.

About installing another WP, it’s not that hard, but it’s true that it can take some work to copy every setting. You could just make a copy of the database and files and clone the site, so you have a copy you can test with without affecting the live one and its users.

Anyway, I’m going to look at your site now. :)

I see. But the downloads work properly when done from a WP page/post? It’s from outside WP that you’re having trouble?

Are the links from outside using the exact same URL that you tried from a WP page? Knowledge Base » Don't mix www and without

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by  Cristián Lávaque.

I emailed Jason asking him how you could reference the new user account so the payment upgrades it.

No, not currently.

This would need to be customized. When upgrading, the current level would need to be stored somewhere, so it is known when demoting.

I’ll talk with Jason about this, we’ll see if it’d be possible to do in the new s2Member we’re working on. Thanks for bringing it up. :)

Hi Demian.

You could use the free registration pro-form in the Membership Options Page, and use the [hilite mono]success[/hilite] attribute pointing the page that bounced the user.

[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms[/hilite]
[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Custom Return URLs Upon Success[/hilite]
[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Membership Options Page Variables (MOP Vars)[/hilite]

Of, if you don’t want the user to even leave the page, you would need to use conditionals in the page to check the user’s level and, based on that, show the content or the free registration pro-form, with the success attribute pointing to the same page.

You’d also need to auto-login the user after registration. Here’s a hack for that, although I don’t remember having tested it together with the success redirection, you may need to tweak it a little. http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=14211#p31548

I hope that helps. :)

I understand.

Feel free to sent the login info using the contact form. I’ll take a look, but can’t promise I’ll know what’s wrong from that. s2Member® » Private Contact Form

A thing you could do is install a copy of your site in a sub-dir, and test there removing plugins and all that. Start with a clean installation of WP, then add s2Member, configure the level access, configure the download protection, create a test user and start testing.

If from just that you have trouble, then try all that again from another server, if possible, just to rule out something from the server causing the problem. But if you didn’t have trouble, then add one of those other plugins and start testing again.

We need to determine where the problem starts, and doing it in a sequence like that, will help take the randomness out of it and help narrow it down to something that can then be fixed.

Oh, I see. Well, it could be a reason. Let me know how it goes! I hope it fixes your problem. :)

Thanks Benny.

I’m guessing that the email got caught in the spam filters and it didn’t even get to my account, so I’ll have to wait for Jason to check the spam and get it out of there.

In the meantime you could do a little testing. Since it’s a very recent issue, I believe it could be related to another plugin causing the trouble, maybe. Did you update/install any recently? You can try deactivating other plugins one by one and try reproducing the problem after each.

Let me know how it goes.