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Hi, Still awaiting a response from Support, thanks.
Any links on my site (to other pages on my site) that don’t contain “https” in the link, don’t work – they are hidden behind the content protection, for some unknown reason.
But if they contain https, they work.
Why is this happening? I really don’t want to have to manually go through the approximately 300 internal links on my site to make sure they include “https”.
Regarding my issue (as explained above), it seems that the links to the pages that work properly, resolve to
https://xxxxx.But the links to the problematic pages, for some reason resolve to
www.xxxxxand say “Connection not secure” in the url bar.Does that shed any light on the problem?
Before I added Content Protection, I didn’t have this issue.
No, it doesn’t answer either of my questions. It says nothing about either question.
Most important question is about the following Advanced Setting… what does the expired member see after logging in…ie. What page does he see, so he can make a payment?
Advanced Settings
This page allows you to configure some advanced features of the plugin.
Enable Expired Account Login
When enabled, expired members will be able to log into the system but won’t be able to view any protected content. This allows them to easily renew their account by making another payment.Thanks, but my question was about this, which is in Simple Membership:
Enable Sandbox Testing
Enable this option if you want to do sandbox payment testing.Is this what I enable to run a test? Is that what sandbox means?
To be clear, I need to use the Form Builder Addon to create both of the Registration forms (they each must have Fields included in the form that are not offered in the standard form/shortcode).
One form needs 2 extra text fields added, and the other needs a Radio button.
As I said above, I want to put the Stripe payment into TEST mode, to test it before I go live.
Is that whe way I do it?
Is it this, from the Payment General Settings?
Enable Sandbox Testing
Enable this option if you want to do sandbox payment testing.Does this advanced setting (see below) resolve the issue of how free trial members whose trial has already expired, can later login and become a paid member?
If so, what does the expired member see after logging in…ie. what page does he see?
Advanced Settings
This page allows you to configure some advanced features of the plugin.
Enable Expired Account Login
When enabled, expired members will be able to log into the system but won’t be able to view any protected content. This allows them to easily renew their account by making another payment.Thanks.
I am still looking for instruction as to what happens if, after the 10 day free trial has passed, and the person LATER decides he wants to buy a paid membership.
Can he still login after his trial period has expired? I assume his log in won’t work and he has to re-register. Can he use his same email address again to re-register, or will your software reject him trying to register a second time with the same email address?
The second article says:
If this is a payment made by a NEW member then the user will receive an email that contains a special link to complete the registration. Read the registration process overview documentation to learn more.
If the payment is made by an EXISTING member then the membership level (associated with this payment button) is applied to the existing member’s profile.
Note: The member must be logged into the site as a member for this plugin to recognize the user and treat him/her as an existing member.I offer a 10-day free trial period (without requiring a credit card). If within the 10 days a trial member likes what he sees, and comes back to the site to pay for a subscription:
– if he logs in before upgrading, the system will recognize him and apply the new membbership level to his profile, correct?
– but if during the free trial, he comes back to the pricing page and pays for an upgraded level,but does not log in (the pricing page does not require one to be logged in), what exactly happens?Also, if he decides to become a paid subscriber AFTER the 10 day trial has ended, what happens?
Thanks.
