About: Nicolas

Thank you for your reply.

I tested already the rename of s2-hacks before posting my first post and this solution doesn’t work. The add of “” doesn’t work too.

Any other idea?

Following my test, it is the file s2-hacks.php in mu-plugin/ that block the access to wp-admin.

I found this link: http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/remove-css-and-optimize-js/ but i don’t seem to be working for me.

In fact, I have my operational website on server A (provider A). I would like to install same site on server B (provider B) for testing. Website A (provider A) and wp-admin are working good, website B is ok (missing some menu) but wp-admin (provider B) isn’t working…If I remove s2-hacks, wp-admin is reacheable.

What’s the solution?

My s2members version is v120703.

Hello,

Thank you for your answer.
Where can I find a good documentation to use the initial/trial functionality ?

Sincerely,
Guillaume

Our hosting company send us a message about a trouble with curl ssl version number on their side, telling us to add the php code line :

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSLVERSION, 3);  

in the file

modules/paypal/validation.php  

(which doesn’t exists) while they try to solve the problem.

As the file doesn’t exists in wordpress nor in s2member, could you tell us where to add that line, or modify the wordpress or s2member configuration to take it into account ?

Sincerely

Hi Jason,

Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately that still don’t solve our problem.

We checked everything:
– allow_url_fopen is enabled
– https url are taken into account
– SSL works

I also tried to include the php file for the test

<?php
ini_set("display_errors", true);
ini_set("error_reporting", E_ALL);
echo file_get_contents("https://www.paypal.com/");
?>

But nothing appears. Just a blank page. (Not the result expected I suppose)

I will continue my research. But it’s strange that your test work with simple http url and NOT https. There got to be something wrong here. But what?
If you have something new/any idea just let me know.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by  Nicolas.

Hi,

I also felt on this post & this one

I tried both tools to debug:
– The Server Check Tool return no error. Everything was Ok.
– But for the test with the 3 php files to test cURL. None of them gave me results. Always a blank page.

Why?
Thanks in advance.

I found the line sending the error, it is in the method “paypal_api_response” of the file wp-content/plugins/s2member/includes/classes/paypal-utilities.inc.php (line 189).

It seems the paypal API doesn’t send back a success code NOR a known error code :

public static function paypal_api_response($post_vars = FALSE)
{
  [...]

if(!$response["ACK"] || !preg_match("/^(Success|SuccessWithWarning)$/i", $response["ACK"]))
{
	if(strlen($response["L_ERRORCODE0"]) || $response["L_SHORTMESSAGE0"] || $response["L_LONGMESSAGE0"])
		/* translators: Exclude `%2$s` and `%3$s`. These are English details returned by PayPal®. Replace `%2$s` and `%3$s` with: `Unable to process, please try again`, or something to that affect. Or, if you prefer, you could Filter ``$response["__error"]`` with `ws_plugin__s2member_paypal_api_response`. */
		$response["__error"] = sprintf(_x('Error #%1$s. %2$s. %3$s.', "s2member-front", "s2member"), $response["L_ERRORCODE0"], rtrim($response["L_SHORTMESSAGE0"], "."), rtrim($response["L_LONGMESSAGE0"], "."));
	/**/
	else /* Else, generate an error messsage - so something is reported back to the Customer. */
		$response["__error"] = _x("Error. Please contact Support for assistance.", "s2member-front", "s2member");
}

Any idea ?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by  Nicolas.

Hello,

Thank you for your answer.

We don’t allow recurrent payment. Currently I get the EOT value directly from the database when the payment is done, adding personal code in the “paypal-checkout-in.inc.php” script. I use the table “wp_usermeta”, column “meta_key” with value “wp_s2member_auto_eot_time” for the current user_id and it works fine.

To be safe beside s2member future upgrades I would like to get this value without going directly to the database. I plan also to replace that code insertion (in “paypal-checkout-in.inc.php”) by an API Notification in the future, but I didn’t see any %%eot%% variable available in the documentation.

How to acquire the post-paid EOT time using the API Notification standard s2member mecanism ?

Sincerely,
Guillaume

Hello,

Thank you for your answer.

I still get an empty value for $eot = get_user_field (“s2member_auto_eot_time”)
when I add a require to the “wp-load.php” file.

But I think I’m taking a too complex way for my purpose because I simply need to catch a post paid event and acquire the new automatically calculated End Of Term value. I guess I’m not the first needing that…

I think the API “Payment notifications” could be the best solution for me, but in the availables variables in the [s2Member > API / Notifications > Payment Notifications] section I don’t see any %%EOT%% variable.

How to get that value ?

Sincerely

Thank you for your answer.

Yes the user is logged, he has a current subscription and he has a EOT time field filled with a date.

When I use the get_user_field (“s2member_auto_eot_time”) method in a wordpress page (using php tags) it works well but when I use it in a paypal module php script I’m not able to get the value (but no error)). Do I have to put a require() or include() to have access to the the get_user_field() method ?

I use the instruction below and the shown result is “No value for eot”:

if ($s2member_auto_eot_time = get_user_field (“s2member_auto_eot_time”) )
{
echo “EOT : “.date(“F j, Y”, $s2member_auto_eot_time).””;
}
else
{
echo “No value for eot”;
}