About: Tony Rizzuto

Thank you for looking into this for me.

I’m curious what you mean by “admin to be all weird”. Could you send a screenshot or more of an explanation? It seems to appear fine on my end. Thanks!

Thank you for the info…I’ve added the function, created an off-HTTP space logging directory and used your contact form to send over access account info. Looking forward to any clues that will help us figure out why cancelled and/or non-paying members (from failed renewals) are not automatically being demoted by s2member.

Thanks in advance.

I think the S2 Member guys recommend their “Quick Cache” plugin….I just haven’t tried it out myself:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/quick-cache/

How much of the log would you like to see? I guess I’d rather not post too much of my client’s customer data…but here are a couple of test transactions from the log…the seem identical to me.

(NOTE that I’ve added some “XXXXX” to cover up names/addresses/etc. from the original log file….)

One (which worked correctly…assigning the appropriate Level 1 role) from April 7th, and one from yesterday, April 22, that did not work (transaction went through, but ‘S2Member Level 1’ was not applied). The only change I’m aware of on the site (related to plugins) was that I enabled Database Caching (with W3 Total Cache) to try to speed up some of the page load times. Could that be related?

Thanks in advance, Ross…

***************************** WORKED **********************

PHP v5.2.17 :: WordPress® v3.3.1 :: s2Member® v120309 :: s2Member® Pro v120309
Memory 38.51 MB :: Real Memory 39.00 MB :: Peak Memory 38.60 MB :: Real Peak Memory 39.00 MB
http://www.photographersbreakthrough.com/membership/
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_6_8) AppleWebKit/535.19 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/18.0.1025.151 Safari/535.19
——– Input vars: ( Sat Apr 7, 2012 4:11:25 pm UTC ) ——–
array (
‘METHOD’ => ‘CreateRecurringPaymentsProfile’,
‘EMAIL’ => ‘frank.XXXXXX@gmail.com’,
‘FIRSTNAME’ => ‘Frank’,
‘LASTNAME’ => ‘XXXXXX’,
‘SUBSCRIBERNAME’ => ‘Frank XXXXXX’,
‘DESC’ => ‘$40.00 USD / Yearly ( recurring charge, for ongoing access )’,
‘PROFILEREFERENCE’ => ‘1365394285:0 D:1 Y~www.photographersbreakthrough.com~1’,
‘INITAMT’ => ‘40.00’,
‘FAILEDINITAMTACTION’ => ‘CancelOnFailure’,
‘CURRENCYCODE’ => ‘USD’,
‘AMT’ => ‘40.00’,
‘TAXAMT’ => ‘0.00’,
‘MAXFAILEDPAYMENTS’ => ‘2’,
‘AUTOBILLOUTAMT’ => ‘AddToNextBilling’,
‘PROFILESTARTDATE’ => ‘2013-04-08T00:00:00Z’,
‘BILLINGPERIOD’ => ‘Year’,
‘TOTALBILLINGCYCLES’ => ‘0’,
‘BILLINGFREQUENCY’ => ‘1’,
‘CREDITCARDTYPE’ => ‘Visa’,
‘ACCT’ => ‘************0134’,
‘EXPDATE’ => ‘042015’,
‘CVV2’ => ‘291’,
‘STREET’ => ‘630 XXXXX’,
‘CITY’ => ‘XXXXXXXX’,
‘STATE’ => ‘XX’,
‘COUNTRYCODE’ => ‘US’,
‘ZIP’ => ‘XXXXX’,
‘VERSION’ => ‘71.0’,
‘USER’ => ‘photographersbreakthrough_api1.gmail.com’,
‘PWD’ => ‘WFP6RZSUH5DXUPVK’,
‘SIGNATURE’ => ‘AeXs3UNzRNfvUFw1iIoNKX9aaqydAAD1B8l79O.QkkhFDNoNnlnM5ydR’,
)
——– Output string/vars: ( Sat Apr 7, 2012 4:11:30 pm UTC ) ——–
PROFILEID=I%2dM0WWU9S6DVRY&PROFILESTATUS=PendingProfile&TRANSACTIONID=3MG490490F9584352&TIMESTAMP=2012%2d04%2d07T16%3a11%3a30Z&CORRELATIONID=a96fc5fa9df40&ACK=Success&VERSION=71%2e0&BUILD=2764190
array (
‘PROFILEID’ => ‘I-M0WWU9S6DVRY’,
‘PROFILESTATUS’ => ‘PendingProfile’,
‘TRANSACTIONID’ => ‘3MG490490F9584352’,
‘TIMESTAMP’ => ‘2012-04-07T16:11:30Z’,
‘CORRELATIONID’ => ‘a96fc5fa9df40’,
‘ACK’ => ‘Success’,
‘VERSION’ => ‘71.0’,
‘BUILD’ => ‘2764190’,
)

***************************** DIDN’T WORK **********************

PHP v5.2.17 :: WordPress® v3.3.2 :: s2Member® v120309 :: s2Member® Pro v120309
Memory 38.83 MB :: Real Memory 39.50 MB :: Peak Memory 38.95 MB :: Real Peak Memory 39.50 MB
http://www.photographersbreakthrough.com/membership/
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_6_8) AppleWebKit/534.55.3 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.1.5 Safari/534.55.3
——– Input vars: ( Mon Apr 23, 2012 3:58:05 am UTC ) ——–
array (
‘METHOD’ => ‘CreateRecurringPaymentsProfile’,
‘EMAIL’ => ‘frank.XXXXXX@gmail.com’,
‘FIRSTNAME’ => ‘Frank’,
‘LASTNAME’ => ‘XXXXXX’,
‘SUBSCRIBERNAME’ => ‘Frank XXXXXX’,
‘DESC’ => ‘$40.00 USD / Yearly ( recurring charge, for ongoing access )’,
‘PROFILEREFERENCE’ => ‘1366732685:0 D:1 Y~www.photographersbreakthrough.com~1’,
‘INITAMT’ => ‘40.00’,
‘FAILEDINITAMTACTION’ => ‘CancelOnFailure’,
‘CURRENCYCODE’ => ‘USD’,
‘AMT’ => ‘40.00’,
‘TAXAMT’ => ‘0.00’,
‘MAXFAILEDPAYMENTS’ => ‘2’,
‘AUTOBILLOUTAMT’ => ‘AddToNextBilling’,
‘PROFILESTARTDATE’ => ‘2013-04-23T00:00:00Z’,
‘BILLINGPERIOD’ => ‘Year’,
‘TOTALBILLINGCYCLES’ => ‘0’,
‘BILLINGFREQUENCY’ => ‘1’,
‘CREDITCARDTYPE’ => ‘Visa’,
‘ACCT’ => ‘************0134’,
‘EXPDATE’ => ‘042015’,
‘CVV2’ => ‘291’,
‘STREET’ => ‘630 XXXXX’,
‘CITY’ => ‘XXXXXXXX’,
‘STATE’ => ‘XX’,
‘COUNTRYCODE’ => ‘US’,
‘ZIP’ => ‘XXXXX’,
‘VERSION’ => ‘71.0’,
‘USER’ => ‘photographersbreakthrough_api1.gmail.com’,
‘PWD’ => ‘WFP6RZSUH5DXUPVK’,
‘SIGNATURE’ => ‘AeXs3UNzRNfvUFw1iIoNKX9aaqydAAD1B8l79O.QkkhFDNoNnlnM5ydR’,
)
——– Output string/vars: ( Mon Apr 23, 2012 3:58:10 am UTC ) ——–
PROFILEID=I%2dCDYJR8CT7JGG&PROFILESTATUS=PendingProfile&TRANSACTIONID=4JG63857R1677831X&TIMESTAMP=2012%2d04%2d23T03%3a58%3a10Z&CORRELATIONID=f0b25d03f08ed&ACK=Success&VERSION=71%2e0&BUILD=2764190
array (
‘PROFILEID’ => ‘I-CDYJR8CT7JGG’,
‘PROFILESTATUS’ => ‘PendingProfile’,
‘TRANSACTIONID’ => ‘4JG63857R1677831X’,
‘TIMESTAMP’ => ‘2012-04-23T03:58:10Z’,
‘CORRELATIONID’ => ‘f0b25d03f08ed’,
‘ACK’ => ‘Success’,
‘VERSION’ => ‘71.0’,
‘BUILD’ => ‘2764190’,
)

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by  Tony Rizzuto.

Hmm…yeah….darnit. Seems like this should be easier eh? Before spending too much time trying to reinvent this wheel and as much as I hate adding another plugin, I decided to try using “WordPress HTTPS”. I’d used this particular plugin in the past and remembered that it had an option to do just what I was talking about (UN-force SSL)….I just couldn’t remember how the “flag” was set. Turns out it is really similar to S2Member and just puts a custom field of “force_ssl” to the particular page/post. If the option of “Force SSL Exclusively” is checked, and that custom field is NOT present, the page redirects back to HTTP. Done. Unless I missed something, this seems like a really easy solution that seems to work fine with both S2Member and the Gravity Forms pages I’ve built that need SSL.