About: Matt Stefanik

Sorry, wasn’t sure about the password, but I’ve reset it. The new password is 1Stefanik1. I’ll change it back when you’re done. Everything else I sent you is correct. Thanks again!

That worked. Same desired outcome, but no side effects. I just cleared my cache/cookies and did a test purchase. The message displayed was what I wanted, the registration link worked and the form was correct. Note* This is really only a temporary fix, however, as I still need to figure out why the site isn’t receiving IPN data back from Paypal.

For the time being, this definitely helps and I appreciate your support with this issue. Thank you!

This code has caused some undesired consequences. Firstly, when the user now clicks on the registration link and goes to the registration form, none of the form fields have text just quotation marks so they have no idea what goes where. Also, in the “Users” area of my dashboard, the “Add New” has completely disappeared and all of the user labels (subscriber, admin, s2 Member Level 1, etc) are gone. These were only the first two issues I noticed before deleting the file, after which both problems were fixed.

Is there something wrong with the code causing this?

Same problem, but now on line 9. Here is my exact code:

<?php

add_filter('gettext_with_context', 's2_translation', 10, 4);
function s2_translation($translated_text, $original_text, $context, $domain)
{
	if ($domain === 's2member' && $context === 's2member-front')
	{
		if ($original === '<strong>Thank you! ( you MUST check your email before proceeding ).</strong><br /><br />* Note: It can take <em>( up to 15 minutes )</em> for Email Confirmation with important details. If you don\'t receive email confirmation in the next 15 minutes, please contact Support.')
			$translated = '<strong>Thank you! You MUST check your PAYPAL email before proceeding.</strong><br /><br />* Note: It can take up to 15 minutes for the email containing your <strong>registration link</strong> to arrive.  This email will be from Matt Stefanik (not JVZoo or Paypal) and will be titled, Congratulations! (your membership has been approved).  Please check your junk folder if you do not see it. If you don\'t receive email confirmation in the next 15 minutes, please contact Support.');
	}

	return $translated;
}

Created here: public_html/crushitoncraigslist.com/wp-content/mu-plugins/s2hacks.php. I’ve since deleted the file, but the directory is still there.

Perfect, thank you! Saved me from having to hire someone. I’m testing this out now.

This doesn’t help me at all. I’m not a developer and have no idea how to write the message that I would want to appear with proper formatting. The code given is for a coupon variable. How I would take that code and modify it for my purposes is beyond my level of code knowledge. I suppose it’s up to me then to find a developer to make sense of it for me?

Okay, thx 4 your response. I use DPD to sell my products and want to continue to do so for several reason which aren’t important for this discussion. S2member doesn’t integrate well with DPD or the other way around. I’ve tried many different ways to send the purchase details to S2member via an IPN function in DPD, but for whatever reason, S2member doesn’t recognize the sale and therefore does not automatically generate an access link via email.

I was able to accomplish this with ejunkie by adding custom fields to the button AND making my product ID in ejunkie match my membership level. In DPD, the product ID cannot be set manually, but rather is generated by default, so it overrides the “product ID” field in the IPN which is why I think S2member cannot validate the sale (i.e. it doesn’t know which level to authorize). Hope this makes sense, but I’m just trying to explain why I’m looking for an alternative route.

So, what I would like to do is instead of having the buyer return to the default S2member page where it says either “check your email” if it wasn’t processed yet or “continue to registration…” (don’t exactly remember the language but it just has a black bar at the top), I would like to redirect them to a hidden page on my site with the registration access link generator embedded (like the one found in the “Paypal Buttons” section of S2member used for customer service). This way they can create their own sign-up link by imputing their PayPal transaction ID.

So, my question is how can I create this page in WordPress and embed this form or can I just create a custom page template with this included? Thanks for any help.

Anybody?