Cristián Lávaque

Susanna, although the problem may have the same cause, it may also not.

I’d like to see your log files, if you’re okay with that. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Authorize.Net® Options -› Account Details -› Logging[/hilite]

Could you send them using the contact form, please? s2Member® » Private Contact Form

If you’re okay with it, please include the login info, in case Jason needs to review your installation as well while investigating this problem. If you two have the same issue, this would be helpful.

Thanks!

1. For my Thank You page that one is taken to right after clickbank purchase, I am currently using: http://liveyourlegend.net/thank-your-for-purchasing-live-off-your-passion/

Will I need to change this page or edit it according to “Clickbank Thank-You Page”? in s2member settings. Does this require custom coding?

The documentation for this is here: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› ClickBank® Options -› Thank-You Page Integration[/hilite]

The person needs to come back to the URL s2Member mentions there, or s2Member won’t set the cookie for the user to register next with the proper access he just paid for.

s2Member has a default thank-you page, but you can create your own too. It’s explained in that documentation too.

2. From this thank you page, will they be taken to a page to create their account on my site?

No, the thank-you page has a link for the person to click and go to the registration page. If you use a custom thank-you page, you’ll need to add this link.

3. Then will they get the “Signup Confirmation Email Message”?

The confirmation email gets sent as soon as s2Member hears back from ClickBank after the checkout was successful. The email includes a link the user can use to register in case he didn’t get the cookie properly set when returning from checkout. This link includes info to let the user register in case you had Open Registration disabled, and what access he should get.

4. At what point do they get to the page to download the product? That page will need to be my welcome page which they are taken to after they create their account. Will they need to get the “Signup Confirmation Email Message”. Before accessing the download page in the members area?

After they register their account and login. Login is not automatic in WordPress, though, and s2Member doesn’t modify this.

Also do I need to do anything with Clickbank buttons in s2member?

The ClickBank buttons should be created with the s2Member shortcode you generate here: [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› ClickBank® Buttons[/hilite]. These shortcodes will work in any page or post of the same WordPress where you have s2Member protecting the product.

I hope that helps. Let me know if you have another question. :)

There’s [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› PHP/API Constants -> S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_SUBSCR_OR_WP_ID[/hilite]

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[[s2Get constant="S2MEMBER_CURRENT_USER_SUBSCR_OR_WP_ID" /]]
[/hilite]

Joe, there are some videos that may help you understand these better. I suggest that you watch them first and then, if you have another question, post it here.

Video » s2Member (File Download Options)
Video » s2Member (Custom Capabilities)
Video » s2Member® File Downloads (Amazon S3/CloudFront/JW Player)

I hope that helps. :)

Hi Des, sorry I didn’t see this post earlier. For some reason it wasn’t with the rest of the forum posts, I fixed it now.

After payment, when the person is taken to the registration page, right before that s2Member set a cookie that has info on what the user paid, so it’s added to his account when he creates it.

For the two kinds of membership, you’d create two separate buttons with the requirements you have.

If you use a button created over at PayPal, then you’d need to integrate it with s2Member. Knowledge Base » Using PayPal created buttons

I hope that helps. :)

Found where Jason mentions what’s allowed for buttons, which shows you can do the 14 months, but can’t find what about Express Checkout, even after googling for it. http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2878&p=9035#p33473

I’m emailing Jason now to ask.

Thanks for sharing it, Sasha. :)

Cool. :)

The question: Where does the user go on the site to pull up these files? If I am not creating a separate page with a ccap of jtorres1, then where do the files get viewed?

Wherever you put the link to the file in your site for the logged in user with that ccap.

Hi Ryan. I’m sorry, but we don’t have a trial. :/

I’m not very familiar with ccBill, so you can leave a complete question regarding what you need and I’m emailing Jason (Lead Developer) to look at this when he finds it in his inbox next time he goes through it.

The paypal buttons will transfer me to a Classic version of the Express Checkout Page.. whereas the Pro-Form will transfer me to the “Enhanced” Checkout page.

Actually, they’re two different services by PayPal. The button takes you to PayPal Standard, while the pro-form takes you to Express Checkout.

The pro-form’s shortcode looks fine, I don’t know why it’s failing. Could you please post a link to the page where you have it? If you rather not make it public, you can use the contact form. s2Member® » Private Contact Form

About the [hilite mono]rra[/hilite] attribute, it’s slightly different in the button and pro-form:

[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Buttons -› Shortcode Attributes (Explained) -> rra[/hilite]

rra=”1″ Reattempt failed payments? Possible values: 0 = do NOT reattempt billing when/if a recurring payment fails; 1 = yes, DO reattempt billing when/if a recurring payment fails. With PayPal® Standard integration, PayPal® will retry a maximum of 2 times when you set rra=”1″; after that, a Subscription would be terminated due to Max Failed Payments having been reached. PayPal® Standard integration does NOT make it possible to configure Max Failed Payments, it simply defaults to a value of 2 whenever rra=”1″, indicating that you DO want to retry failed payments.

[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Shortcode Attributes (Explained) -> rra[/hilite]

rra=”2″ Reattempt failed payments? Possible values: 0 = do NOT reattempt billing when/if a recurring payment fails; 1 or higher = yes, DO reattempt billing when/if a recurring payment fails. With PayPal® Pro integration, PayPal® will retry a maximum of 2 times whenever rra=”2″; after that, a Subscription would be terminated due to Max Failed Payments having been reached. With PayPal® Pro integration, the value of this attribute also configures Max Failed Payments. So a setting of rra=”2″ means that you allow a maximum of 2 failed payments.

Sasha, are you viewing the form logged in to an account that has an active subscrition to update the billing for?

I emailed Jason asking him what info would be displayed in it, because I don’t know myself.

Thanks for your patience!

Have you tried using HTML in the HTML editor for the page?

[hilite pre_code]the ebook[/hilite]

I hope that helps. :)