About: Ayurveda

Thanks again Guys,
I have to say, you give some of the best and most comprehensive support that I’ve come across. A very few are as good but none are better. Absolutely first class.

As far as our site is concerned almost everything is working as it should now, but is it possible to enter a custom url for the confirmation email login link? We need to redirect to our custom login if possible.

Hi Cristian,
The way we have the system set up is so that all memberships run to a specific date which is defined by the php code:

<?php
    add_action ("ws_plugin__s2member_during_configure_user_registration_front_side", "my_fixed_EOT_time");
    add_action ("ws_plugin__s2member_during_paypal_notify_during_subscr_signup_w_update_vars", "my_fixed_EOT_time");
    add_action ("ws_plugin__s2member_during_paypal_notify_during_subscr_modify", "my_fixed_EOT_time");
    function my_fixed_EOT_time ($vars)
        {
            $expire_on = strtotime(date('Y') . '-12-31');
            update_user_option ($vars["user_id"], "s2member_auto_eot_time", $expire_on);
        }
?>

We are then selling ‘by now’ one year non-recurring payments which all terminate on the same date. Our EOT behaviour is set to demote. Our membership options page contains all of the buy now buttons and our membership renewals page contains three PayPal billing modifications forms which relate to our three different price points for level 1 membership (dependent on financial status). What I need to achieve is for demoted members to receive a notification and a redirection to our membership renewals page on login where they will simply select the price point PayPal billing modifications form which applies to them. As our organisation is a trust based, not for profit association, our members can be trusted to make the right selection, we just need this remind and redirect process in place for them.

<?php
if (!current_user_can('access_s2member_level1')) {
	wp_redirect('http://apa.uk.com/membership-renewals'); 
	exit();
}
?>

Unfortunately, this code is not working. When i set my eot to a date that has already passed, it just allows me access as if my eot had not expired.

As I only have basic knowledge of PHP, I don’t know why I’m afraid.

Once again many thanks Christian, your diligence this close to our deadline it’s very much appreciated.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by  Ayurveda.

So would I be correct in assuming the line should read:

$expire_on = strtotime ("date('Y') . '-12-31'")

Thanks Cristian.

Yes, that rectified the back end problem but I am still faced with the original thread topic:

Hi Guys,
I’ve installed the code from this thread:

http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=10100&p=58978#p21726

Can the code could be adjusted so that it always introduces the EOT year as the subsequent year to the year of payment, i.e. if the registration or renewal is carried out in 2012 then the eot is auto generated as 2012+1=2013 ?
This would mean that the .php would not have to be adjusted year on year.

For clarity, the code is:

<?php
add_action ("ws_plugin__s2member_during_configure_user_registration_front_side", "my_fixed_EOT_time");
add_action ("ws_plugin__s2member_during_paypal_notify_during_subscr_signup_w_update_vars", "my_fixed_EOT_time");
add_action ("ws_plugin__s2member_during_paypal_notify_during_subscr_modify", "my_fixed_EOT_time");
function my_fixed_EOT_time ($vars)
    {
        $expire_on = strtotime ("2014-01-01");
        update_user_option ($vars["user_id"], "s2member_auto_eot_time", $expire_on);
    }
?>

And I’m wondering if in the line:

$expire_on = strtotime ("2014-01-01");

, the year value could be auto generated in this way. The reason it is currently set to 2014 is because the site will be going live at 0000hrs on 2013-01-01. All memberships on this site are due for renewal on the first of Jan each year.

It would be GREAT if you guys could help me with this.
Many thanks.

Also guys,
I assumed the code would just drop in and work but it breaks the back end of the s2member interface as soon as I add it in?
Any ideas?

*UPDATE*

The fault was my end guys. It was plugin related. For anyone facing this requirement and issue, try:

php-execution

plugin from the wordpress.org repository. Although it came with a warning that it hadn’t been updated for 2 years and may not work with the current version of wordpress, it is the only one that has worked correctly. I guess it was just well coded in the first place!

I used the original code supplied to me by Bruce and the token/key url is now functioning perfectly.

Thanks.

Hi Cristian,
With this I can see the text:

“They have access to the page. Put content here”

But I see it without using the password.

For clarity, I am inserting my site prefix and page name into the url.

Great, thanks Bruce.

For clarity, if I password protect the page will this mess with the S2 requirement that the options page must always be public. Might it cause a conflict?