Philly

Yes put that in the xml file and make sure the file is ‘public’.

As for the ‘2012-10-01-19-03-44-5592hgsbe’ that sounds like your have logging enabled on the bucket, so amazon is writing log files every time someone tries to access files. You can turn that off by going to your bucket properties.

Let us know how you get on after fixing your crossdomain file.

Hello Jeremy,

Can you please go into your amazon console and check that the download distribution still exists it sounds like it may have been deleted?

Also on a side note I noticed that you’re allowing the option to take card details on your site but don’t appear to have an SSL certificate installed, so in that case its payment will not work and your want to look into that.

Let us know about the distribution.

Thanks

Please download this Server Check Tool, upload the PHP file to your WordPress directory, and then load the URL to the file in your browser. It will run a bunch of tests to determine if there’s anything amiss on the server-side.

Hi John,

I just took a quick look at your site.

Have you still got s2member installed?

If you have are you stopping s2 from loading its css and javascript?

If your not can you tell us what plugins your using please

Thanks

Great.

The reason your first test didn’t work was it was declined by ccbill reason= “You are not authorized to signup with the provided credentials”

First you need to login to your admin account in ccbill

then go to

https://admin.ccbill.com/megamenus/ccbillHome.html#AccountInfo/TransactionTestSettings(264)

on the left you’ll see a create new user button

click on that and enter the email address you will test with (Not your wordpress admin one)

enter the ip address of the computer your using now in high and low fields.

Now your ready to test.

Log out of WP go to your sign up page and use the following details card details to sign up:

Visa – 4444444444446666

make up the rest

use the email you said you would test with.

haha yes I’ll pop in if everything is the same

Hello Nicolas,

Can you tell us what plugins your using please?

Something is striping query strings from the urls to the scripts required for s2 to function properly. I’ve seen it happen with a wordpress security plugin before.

Thanks

Shawn can you just check all your settings over at ccbill are without ‘www.’

Can you also enable logging

WordPress -> Dashboard -> s2Member -> ccBill® Options -> ccBill® Account Details -> Enable Logging Routines?

Then do another test transaction and look at the logs for more info.

Remember to make sure your logged out as admin when doing test transactions or they don’t work.

Is it a must to take the payment on your site? Because there are other options using s2 only the customer will have to enter card details on paypals side.

This one does

0.4.0

I didn’t test it though :/

Hi Jon,

When I go to your signup page it doesn’t force the secure connection I found this in s2members FAQ’s

You can skip the SSL certificate during development/Sandbox testing. SSL is not required until you officially go live. Once you’re live, you can add the Custom Field s2member_force_ssl = yes to any Post/Page, using the Custom Fields box in your WordPress® editor. s2Member® will buffer output on those special Posts/Pages, converting everything over to https:// for you automatically, and forcing those specific Posts/Pages to be viewed over a secure SSL connection; so long as your server supports the https protocol (once you have an SSL certificate, your server should support this protocol). This will help you eliminate the dreaded “Secure/Insecure” errors in Internet Explorer®. If your server runs SSL over a special port number, or your server requires the port number to actually be in the URL (i.e. HOST:port), you can set s2member_force_ssl = 443; or to whatever port number you’re using.

When you tested again was it from https://course.pointblankseo.com/signup/ rather than http://course.pointblankseo.com/signup/

And as for the button not displaying there seems to be a parsing issue, you could try this raw html plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/raw-html/ If that fails to work, you can deactivate plugins and themes to find the conflict.

Let us know how it goes :)