Cristián Lávaque

I see in your shortcode that the description is blank: [hilite code]desc=" "[/hilite]. Maybe that’s why the email has that missing. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Authorize.Net® Pro Forms -› Shortcode Attributes -> desc[/hilite]

Have you tried entering a description there to see how it affects the email message?

Thanks for the screenshots and the login info to review the logs.

I see that there’s only the monthly subscription in your screenshot. The authnet-api log shows the yearly ones too, but I don’t see them in the authnet-arb-api one, not sure what it means.

I’ll have to ask Jason about this. I’ll let you know as soon as I hear back from him.

Something like this? Knowledge Base » Free user review/approval process

I have all of this working except for the pricing model. I cannot get S2 to keep PayPal payment information off of the new member signup form.

Are you using the free registration pro-form? That would not communicate with PayPal, you don’t even need to configure the PayPal integration for that form to work. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Free Registration Forms[/hilite]

My customer has also requested that I integrate a “dealer number” field into the signup form where the dealer would be required to enter their dealer number and have S2 reject the signup form if the dealer number field does not match a existing list of dealer numbers in the back end of S2.

You can create a custom profile field for this. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields[/hilite]

Then you’d need a custom validation for it. You can try a modified version of the hack suggested here: http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/registering-without-required-fields/#post-10707

Yeah, I agree with you.

Well, if the previous non-standard behavior was what you actually wanted, you could find what the fix was in that release, and customize your installation to what it was before. If you put an older/customized copy of the related s2Member file in your must-use plugins directory (/wp-content/mu-plugins/), and it’d be used instead of the one in the s2member plugin directory.

I hope that helps!

Thanks for explaining it.

I see how it ties with s2Member, because you’re using an s2Member custom profile field, but maybe what you’re trying to do is a customization beyond what the s2Get shortcode does.

Same continues down through though, so if you referred somebody and the were affiliate #12, they would see YOUR custom field value which is tagged to YOU id #4…

So you want that if the user sees the ID of his sponsor? Is that it? And that sponsor’s is the ID that you store in the user’s profile field you created with s2Member? If so, then using s2Get in your page may be enough.

So if I register through your link, and you’re my sponsor (ID 1), the custom field you created for the sponsor ID, in my case would have the value “1” (your ID). Now, what you want is that in a page you created to see my user info, that it displays that my sponsor is the user with ID 1. Is that it?

So you confirmed it’s the theme? Well, you don’t need to change the theme, just fix what’s causing that in the pro-form. It may be some styles (e.g. margin, padding) in your CSS, or it’s messing with the content parsing.

For example, I see some added HTML paragraph tags, which are adding empty lines in the form. This may be because of something the theme is doing to the content filtering in WordPress.

You could try these:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/raw-html/
http://wordpress.org/plugins/trueedit/

Let me know if that helps. :)

Great! :)

Yeah, you need to assign that page in your settings for the s2Member restrictions to become active.

We call it Membership Options Page, but it’s used even if you don’t sell memberships. That’s the page where the person will be taken if he tries to open one of your protected pages without the access for it. It could be called the Instructions-to-gain-access-to-that-page-you-could-not-view page.

You can put whatever you want in that Membership Options page, so it’s not only to sell a recurring payments subscription. Even if you sell a specific page without even requiring a registration, if a visitor tries to load that page, he needs to be shown how to gain access to it, that’s all.

I hope that clarifies it. :)

It’s not your fault to be confused when it comes to this, PayPal has taken care of causing this in most of us…

s2Member’s pro-form can have the PayPal option, it’s worked for years together with the PayPal Pro card options. Recently PayPal made some changes on their side and that’s where your trouble is coming from.

The error you quoted says: “Please contact PayPal Merchant Technical Support (www.paypal.com/mts) and request `Recurring Billing` service, and also ask to have `Reference Transactions` enabled for Recurring Billing via Express Checkout.” Did you do that?

Jason said:
The next maintenance release (v130510) is going to cause many site owners to start getting this error whenever Express Checkout is selected as a Payment Option, and they are integrated with Payflow Edition Recurring Billing.

You now are required to contact PayPal and request both:
Recurring Billing service and Reference Transactions too.

This doesn’t cost anything, but it’s a vetted process, and a site owner must request it. Also, it has to be enabled on both their PayPal.com account, and also on their account at manager.paypal.com. For most Payflow Edition site owners, simply calling PayPal MTS (or submitting a ticket) will suffice. See: http://www.paypal.com/mts

A site owner can enable this at manager.paypal.com on their own. See: [hilite path]manager.paypal.com -> Security Settings -> Reference Transactions[/hilite]

However, that’s only one part of it, and the PayPal.com account has no such UI. Thus, a site owner must contact PayPal MTS to resolve this if they would like to implement Recurring Billing under the Payflow API and make it compatible with Express Checkout.

I hope that helps!

No, haven’t seen anyone else have this issue.

You definitely do! Those that persist are rewarded. I’m so glad for you with everything coming together fine for the launch. :)