Jason (Lead Developer)

Thanks for your inquiry. ~ We appreciate your patience :-)

This can be accomplished by editing your Coupon Code Configuration file, and tying certain Coupon Codes to certain Posts/Pages where Pro Forms are served up to customers.

Please see: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› Pro Coupon Codes -› Coupon Code Configuration File

Thanks for the heads up on this thread :-)

Here is an example showing how you might track User Role changes in WordPress® with more flexibility.

Please create this directory and file:
/wp-content/mu-plugins/s2-hacks.php
(NOTE: these are MUST USE plugins, see: http://codex.wordpress.org/Must_Use_Plugins)
(See also: http://www.s2member.com/kb/hacking-s2member/)

<?php
add_action('init', 's2_role_change_event_handler::init', 1);

class s2_role_change_event_handler
	{
		public static $current_user_id;
		public static $current_user_old_role;
	
		public static function init()
			{
				$current_user = wp_get_current_user();
				
				static::$current_user_id = $current_user->ID;
				static::$current_user_old_role = reset($current_user->roles);
				
				add_action('set_user_role', 's2_role_change_event_handler::event', 10, 2);
			}
		
		public static function event($user_id, $new_role)
			{
				if($user_id === static::$current_user_id && $new_role !== static::$current_user_old_role)
					{
						// Handle this role change event. The role for this User is changing.
						// Here you might have custom code that does something more.
					}
			}
	}

Thanks for the follow-up :-)

Glad to hear you resolved this! I appreciate the reply.

Thanks for your reply :-)

I’m taking another look at your log files for recent activity. It appears that your Payflow API credentials are now passing through correctly (i.e. PayPal is authenticating your API calls now through the Payflow API).

I’m seeing several API calls to setup Express Checkout where a customer is redirected to PayPal to complete checkout. However, there is no recent activity to suggest that a customer ever returns from PayPal checkout; because there would be additional log entries that actually process the transaction using the TOKEN value that PayPal returns to s2Member®.

This is a local environment, hence the .local TLD, but I’ll test it out on production shortly. I’m curious about the return URLs.. Where is that configured, and why isn’t it using the IPN URL?

Express Checkout needs URLs to bring the customer back to after agreeing to your terms at PayPal checkout. This log entry does not indicate any transaction went through, it’s simply an API call that sets up an Express Checkout session. Did you actually complete checkout and return to your site?

This code sample you posted previously is very close. However, one of your functions has the wrong name here.

function my_s2_signup_msg should be: my_s2_registeration_msg

Or maybe: my_s2_registration_msg

Very close. Looks pretty good overall. If you want to inspect the $vars array, you can check the debug.log file for all of the array keys this variable contains. In the functions below, you are logging this data already.

add_filter ("ws_plugin__s2member_registration_notification_email_sbj", "my_s2_registeration_sbj", 10, 2);
function my_s2_registeration_sbj ($s2member_default_sbj, $vars = array ())
{
	print_r($vars);
 	file_put_contents(WP_CONTENT_DIR."/debug.log", var_export($vars, true));

    return "testing registeration email subject";
}
add_filter ("ws_plugin__s2member_registration_notification_email_msg", "my_s2_registeration_msg", 10, 2);
function my_s2_signup_msg ($s2member_default_msg, $vars = array ())
{
	print_r($vars);
 	file_put_contents(WP_CONTENT_DIR."/debug.log", var_export($vars, true));
 	
    return "Thank you! You purchased:\n" . $vars . "\n\nPlease register now:\n" . add_query_arg("action", "register", wp_login_url ());
}

In this code sample you posted, you are sending email (which you won’t want to do on a live site).
You probably know this already, but just to point this out. These are filters, not actions. You simply return the custom email subject and message body.

add_filter (“ws_plugin__s2member_registration_notification_email_sbj”, “my_s2_registeration_sbj”, 10, 2);
function my_s2_registeration_sbj ($s2member_default_sbj, $vars = array ())
{
wp_mail(‘testemail’, ‘subject triggered’, ‘subject triggered’, $headers);
return “testing registeration email subject”;
}
add_filter (“ws_plugin__s2member_registration_notification_email_msg”, “my_s2_registeration_msg”, 10, 2);
function my_s2_registeration_msg ($s2member_default_msg, $vars = array ())
{
wp_mail(‘testemail’, ‘body text triggered’, ‘body text triggered’, $headers);
return “testing registeration email body text”;
}

If these Filters are not working during test transactions, please be sure that you are actually registering for a new account, and not modifying an existing one. There are two additional filters against a short modification email that s2Member sends as well. You can look these up in the s2Member source code if you like.

ws_plugin__s2member_modification_notification_email_sbj
ws_plugin__s2member_modification_notification_email_msg

Thanks for the follow-up :-)

Yes, your previous response where you are
attempting to confirm all of the details — you are absolutely correct on all points. Thank you.

I do have one more issue.

I have a database of 1500+ users that are currently at level 0 and obviously don’t have the wp_usermeta fields set the same as if they had registered using the Free signup form with the level=1.

What do I need to update/add to each user to move them to level 1 so that payment processing can proceed?

Thanks for your assistance.

If I understand correctly, these are just Free Subscribers right now, but you want to make them Members at Level #1 (which is really a free trial Member on in your business model). Assuming they have not paid you, all that’s required is to change their WordPress® Role to Level #1. That’s it :-)

You can do this in the Dashboard manually, or you can loop through Users in PHP and make this change.

<?php
foreach(get_users('role=subscriber') as $user)
	{
		$user = new WP_User($user->ID);
		$user->set_role('s2member_level1');
	}

See also: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_users
See also: Knowledge Base » Changing Roles/Capabilities via PHP

Thanks for the follow-up :-)

Great! Glad to hear you resolved this.

If you have Google Analytics code, you can pop that into the box in this section so it is loaded up on each page view in the footer section of your site. See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Security Badge

Thanks for your patience.

Yes, it appears this IS now possible. If you’re looking for a way to update the amount dynamically (i.e. based on a custom event that you have on your site), here is a PHP function that will accomplish this for you.

Please create this directory and file:
/wp-content/mu-plugins/s2-hacks.php
(NOTE: these are MUST USE plugins, see: http://codex.wordpress.org/Must_Use_Plugins)
(See also: http://www.s2member.com/kb/hacking-s2member/)

<?php
function update_authnet_arb_amount_for_user($user_id, $amount)
	{
		$xml = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>';
		
		$xml .= '<ARBUpdateSubscriptionRequest xmlns="AnetApi/xml/v1/schema/AnetApiSchema.xsd">';
		
			$xml .= '<merchantAuthentication>';
				$xml .= '<name>'.esc_html($GLOBALS['WS_PLUGIN__']['s2member']['o']['pro_authnet_api_login_id']).'</name>';
				$xml .= '<transactionKey>'.esc_html($GLOBALS['WS_PLUGIN__']['s2member']['o']['pro_authnet_api_trans_key']).'</transactionKey>';
			$xml .= '</merchantAuthentication>';
		
			$xml .= '<subscriptionId>'.esc_html(get_user_option('s2member_subscr_id', $user_id)).'</subscriptionId>';
			
			$xml .= '<subscription>';
				$xml .= '<amount>'.esc_html($amount).'</amount>';
			$xml .= '</subscription>';
			
		$xml .= '</ARBUpdateSubscriptionRequest>';
		
		$url = 'https://'.
			(($GLOBALS['WS_PLUGIN__']['s2member']['o']['pro_authnet_sandbox'])
			? 'apitest.authorize.net' : 'api.authorize.net').
			'/xml/v1/request.api';
		
		$req['headers']['Accept'] = 'application/xml; charset=UTF-8';
		$req['headers']['Content-Type'] = 'application/xml; charset=UTF-8';
		
		return c_ws_plugin__s2member_utils_urls::remote($url, $xml, array_merge($req, array('timeout' => 20)));
	}

Now, you would simply call upon this function when you need to update the amount a User/Member is being charged. Here we obtain the current User’s ID, and then we pass in the new amount we want to charge them.

<?php update_authnet_arb_amount_for_user(get_current_user_ID(), '20.00'); ?>

The recurring amount is now changed to bill 20.00 on each recurring interval going forward.

Thanks for your inquiry. ~ We appreciate your patience :-)

Regarding access at different Levels without paying.
Please see: Video » s2Member (Free Registration On Multiple Levels?)

It also sounds like your business model would benefit from s2Member’s support for Custom Capabilities.
See: Video » s2Member (Custom Capabilities)

Please let us know if you have any other questions/concerns :-)

Thanks for the follow-up :-)

It sounds like you’ve been editing your BuddyPress Registration Page in the WordPress® editor. As far as I know, this is not possible. I mean, you can do it, but BuddyPress will simply ignore any content you add to this Page.

When you designate a Page as your BuddyPress Registration Page, it simply becomes a placeholder. This BuddyPress Registration form is generated through a combination of BuddyPress itself and your BuddyPress-compatible theme. Please check the BuddyPress forums for assistance with this.

If you need a reCAPTCHA box on your BuddyPress Registration form, you will need a BuddyPress plugin, or a BuddyPress theme which makes this possible.

If you configure Custom Registration/Profile Fields with s2Member® and you enable s2Member’s BuddyPress integration with Registration/Profile Fields, they will be displayed on your BuddyPress Registration form. See: Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields