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Got it. Could you please send your login info? I’ll email Jason asking him about this problem when I get your email. s2Member® » Private Contact Form Thanks!
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Hi Ryan.
I believe that the requirement would be the same, but I’m emailing Jason to confirm it.
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All great points, Philly.
Jaime, if you do a test transaction for 1 cent, do you have the same problem? Make sure to not be logged in when you load the page with the button.
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I don’t know, local and sandbox is not something I’ve tried.
I recommend you using the real PayPal service with 1 cent transactions to test the actual service. Live and sandbox have slight differences, and it’s not worth debugging the sandbox problems that your customer would not have anyway.
I hope that helps. :)
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I don’t think so, since those aren’t profile pages. Try changing that setting to “No” and see if the problem goes.
When the person is redirected, is he taken to the page you chose as the Membership Options Page in s2Member? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Membership Options Page[/hilite] Do you see variables in its URL? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Membership Options Page Variables (MOP Vars)[/hilite]
If not, then try deactivating plugins one by one and testing after each. Same for the theme. This should help find what’s causing that behavior.
I hope that helps.
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Chris, this part of that article should help you:
Or, if you’re on shared/managed hosting, ask your hosting company to disable mod_security for you. Or, ask them to whitelist the s2Member application, by disabling mod_security for URLs that contain ?s2member_ in their query string, or are otherwise associated with your WordPress® installation. As yet another alternative, ask them to whitelist specific URLs that are causing problems for you. Hosts that run mod_security are familiar with these requests, because mod_security is so very picky.
All you need to do is provide your host with the full URL that is failing (including any query string variables that appear after the ? mark in the URL), and point them to this thread.
Particularly the part about whitelisting some of your URLs.
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Hi Scott.
I really am not familiar with Gravity forms, but I’ll try to suggets something once I understand better what you have there.
What’s the sequence? You have the user create an account with Gravity forms and then have him pay, or is the payment first? Is the payment with an s2Member shortcode for a button or pro-form?
Thanks.
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Thanks Philly! Wasn’t aware of this. Kristopher, does that help you?
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With subscriptions there’s not automatic prorating yet, you’d need to have the payment times stored somewhere and then calculate the time left until the next payment to adjust your pro-form’s attributes… http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=1604
We’re working on improving this.
Buy now transactions do make it possible, though. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Automatic EOT Behavior[/hilite]
I hope that helps.
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Hi Rick.
Sorry, it’s not possible to do that with s2Member yet, but we have it in the to-do list and hope to make it possible in the near future.
It may be possible to move things around using CSS, but I can’t help much with that. I know you can float things around quite a bit, but I’m not very experienced.
You could also play with the PHP’s output buffering to move things around before serving them.
I hope that helps. :)
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If I’m not mistaken, the radio buttons for custom profile fields are already vertically aligned, so if they aren’t, it’s possible that the theme is adding a style of its own that changes this in your installation.
If you post a link to your page, I can take a look at it with Firebug and help you with that. :)
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Jason told me he’d have to research this on bbPress’ side to provide a solution, so there’s no suggestion off the top of his head.
I guess you have a clearer picture than him with this at the moment, since you’ve been studying their code already. Maybe bbPress support can give you an idea to achieve what you want?
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OK, I’ll ask Jason if he knows. :)
By the way, if you’re using the pro-form, then it’s not PayPal Standard, but Express Checkout.
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The example he posted there with the link, is if you need to pass a var to the shortcode using GET. It can also be done with POST or with a var you get from the script itself. The important part is where he shows you can customize the shortcode attributes with PHP.
About modifying the amount with Firebug, how do you do that if the button is encrypted? Didn’t know this to be possible.
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I see. I wonder if a plugin is causing a conflict here.
Could you deactivate the other plugins and try this again? If the problem went away, reactivate the other plugins one by one, checking after each that everything is working fine.
Let me know how it goes. I hope it helps. :)
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Hi Brian.
Could you try this diagnostics tool in your server and tell me if it shows any problems when you load it in the browser? http://www.s2member.com/r/server-check-tool/
By the way, my suggestion is that you don’t use the sandbox if you can avoid it. If possible, try live transactions of 1 cent during your tests. PayPal has some differences between the sanbox and live versions, and you shouldn’t need to fix problems in the sandbox that aren’t in the live one.
I hope that helps!
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Here’s what he said:
No, not possible in the current release, due to issues with the wp_mail(), and plugin conflicts. It’s not worth the effort required, and will likely cause other problems. Stick with plain text for now please.
But it’s in the to-do list. :)
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Thanks Jason. :)
Kenny, in case it helps you, I asked Jaosn about the Brute Force restriction and he said the hack is the same, but with the hook [hilite mono]ws_plugin__s2member_during_stop_brute_force_logins[/hilite].
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Ah, I’m glad you could solve it. So it’s working for you now?
A preg_replace would have been better than the preg_match. You could also explode with the slashes and then put it back together.
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Hi Marc.
It’s odd that you’d get that error if you didn’t modify the source files. Could you try re-uploading the s2Member files to make sure they’re okay?
Here’s a post by Jason with helpful tips for badges that don’t validate: http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=15600&p=48551#p48550
I hope it helps. :)
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