Cristián Lávaque

Glad you found the problem and fixed it, Clifford. I’m sure that your update will help others having this problem. :)

Thanks for the update.

Yeah, OpenOffice is a good one to open the export CSV with.

Regarding format, this article is very helpful: Knowledge Base » Import (or Mass Update) Users

Hi Joseph.

Right, I think the fields would be exported in the order they were created. I’ll check with Jason.

You can rearrange the columns in OpenOffice Calc, I’m guessing MS Excel can do it too. http://www.oooninja.com/2008/03/drag-drop-move-copy-link-cells-calc.html

I will be using authorize.net

Got it. You can ask Authorize.Net directly what the limit would be. If it’s higher than 10K, then just generate the s2Member shortcode for the pro-form and then manually edit the shortcode to enter the higher amount.

I’ll check with Jason if the 10K limit is in the shortcode generator only or if s2Member would apply it when processing the pro-form too.

And you can do test purchases with Authorize.Net. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Authorize.Net® Options -› Account Details -› Developer/Sandbox Testing[/hilite]

I saw somewhere in the S2 member panel an explanation on how advanced conditionals and pricing individual combinations for updgrades between specific membership levels but now I can’t find it.

[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Simple/Shortcode Conditionals[/hilite]
[hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / Scripting -› Advanced PHP Conditionals[/hilite]

Upon signup, either paid through a PayPal S2 member integration, or a free membership, a member would then be sent the opt in form for your Mailchimp list automatically.

Actually, if you integrate s2Member with MailChimp, the user won’t need a separate MailChimp form. The registration will opt him into the MailChimp list you set for the level of his new account. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / List Servers -› MailChimp®[/hilite]

Then he’ll just receive the MailChimp subscription confirmation email.

Video » s2Member (API List Servers)

I’m almost there. I just didn’t understand the first part
“You could first check by email address if the user is already registered.”

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_user_by

3. If email account exsists, but username is different…UGG, what do we do here?

An email match would be enough to know it’s the same user, right?

Hi Juan.

the problem was the transaccions was not going through because it was a recurring billing transaccion and we dont have that service anable just yet ( need to pay for it ) but the problem its suppose to be an NON-RECURRING transaction, and in the in shourt code for the PRO FORM have it setup as NON-RECURRING payment

They are all subscription shortcodes, even if they don’t recur. Trials are only possible with subscriptions. If you want to not sell a subscription, it should be a buy-now, set the [hilite mono]rr[/hilite] attribute to “BN”. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Pro Forms -› Shortcode Attributes -> rr[/hilite]

You’ll need to upgrade the PayPal Pro account to have the DPRP service to sell subscriptions getting paid on your site. If you get paid via Express Checkout, it won’t be a problem, but the user will be required to login to a PayPal account.

Great. :)

Thanks.

Did you complete the PayPal integration? Did you verify that everything is correct on s2Member’s and PayPal’s sides? [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options[/hilite]

Could you submit your site’s info so I can look at the s2Member logs for PayPal? Please include what transactions are the ones that had the problem, so I look them up in the logs. Let me know when you sent it. s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Thanks. :)

Hi Alex.

Could you submit your site’s info so I can take a look at your s2Member logs? Let me know when you sent it. s2Member® » Private Contact Form

Thanks. :)

Hi Toyas.

More details: Is S2Member plugin coded to rely on the subscription IDs or the email address as opposed to usernames and passwords for removing access? Because we don’t know what happens with user when they change their name/pass or cancel subscription and how this data is shared with CCBill.

ccBill provides a Subscription ID which is stored in the user’s profile. [hilite path]WP Admin -> Users -> Edit user -> Paid Subscr. ID[/hilite]

With the proper s2Member-ccBill integration configuration, s2Member will have these users’ payment gateway set to ccbill and the subscr. ID populated. In the future when ccBill notifies s2Member about this subscription, s2Member will know when it gets cancelled and set an EOT time for access to expire.

2. We decided to have S2Member create an username and password after the payment. We still don’t understand completely how Login/Registration works with CCBill. With my developer we figured the process like this below. Is that correct?

The user clicks the ccBill button created with s2Member’s shortcode, he goes to ccBill to checkout, is returned to s2Member’s return URL so s2Member knows about it. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› ccBill® Options -› Approval/Denial URLs[/hilite]

s2Member sets a cookie that’ll let him register even if Open Registration is disabled, and the cookie will also tell s2Member on registration what paid access to give this new account (e.g. level 1). [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Open Registration[/hilite]

s2Member also sends the Signup Confirmation email, which includes a signup link which does a similar function to the cookie: let him register and give the new account the access he paid. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› ccBill® Options -› Signup Confirmation Email[/hilite]

The user then proceeds to register his account, after which WordPress will send the New User email, which you can customize with s2Member. Knowledge Base » Editing the New User Email Notification with s2Member®

If I sign up for PayPal Pro (PayFlow Edition) , is this API request will work without any modifications?

No, it’ll be the same with Express Checkout or PayPal Pro, you’d still need to calculate the paid time left and adjust the subscription’s initial term with it in the pro-form’s shortcode.

But how can I know is this EOT for current lavel ot it is EOT for Buy Now?

You can’t, right now there’s only one EOT time. When selling a combination of subscription with buy-nows, the only way to not have the EOT problem would be if the buy-nows were selling lifetime (without EOT) custom capabilities and adjusting the Auto EOT Behavior so ccaps aren’t removed when the level is demoted to 0. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› PayPal® Options -› Automatic EOT Behavior -> Membership EOTs also Remove all Custom Capabilities[/hilite]

But if your plugin simply gave the following data:
1. The number of days (or date) of the next payment for the current level.
2. EOT for Buy Now.
3. EOT (if the user cancel your subscription) for the current level.
(2 and 3 – should be in different variables. It is very bad that one value removes other.)

It would be much simpler.

That’s very true, we’re aware of the current limitations. All these will not be a problem in the new s2Member we’re developing, but it’s still not ready and we don’t have a release date yet.