[Marita]

Hi,
In the ‘Settings’ tab under WP Membership there is a ‘Hide Adminbar’ option. Check that box.

[Marita]

Yes I have read all that documentation. I have finally found a solution – but it’s a workaround as I still couldn’t get the second button to work . Using the Stripe Payments Plugin to create the membership levels as products. Inserted the button between the partial-protection shortcode as previously attempted with the other method onto the same page as before. No problems so far.
Thanks for trying to help.
Marita

[Marita]

Created a new page – it appears that I can’t put 2 buttons on the same page as the same thing happened. Then, when I removed the 1st button, the 2nd button works fine. I had 2 buttons – one for expired members, using the partial protection :
[swpm_protected visible_to=”expired” do_not_show_protected_msg=”1″ ]
[swpm_payment_button id=2871 button_text=”Please Pay Here” class=”my-stripe-button”]
[/swpm_protected]
then for the button which did NOT WORK, in the next section, this is what I had :
[swpm_protected for=”5″ do_not_show_protected_msg=”1″]
[swpm_payment_button id=4143 button_text=”Please Pay Here” class=”my-stripe-button”]
[/swpm_protected]
As soon as I removed the shortcode for the ‘expired’ members, the 2nd button, for members level ‘5’ worked. I am inserting these using Elementor. Is there a different shortcode I can use to overcome this as I’d like to keep both options on the same page?

[Marita]

Mine is not a product on Stripe – it’s not set up as a subscription. I’ve followed the instructions on this page:
https://simple-membership-plugin.com/sca-compliant-stripe-buy-now-button/ for 3 buttons.
The other 2 buttons work correctly – taking people to the Stripe interface. Just this one doesn’t work. When I place it on a fresh page, it works (after adding the Stripe API payment details manually, unticking the ‘get API’ details from the button settings).
Marita

[Marita]

Thank you for your reply.
The host has responded and advised that only the Cloudflare DNS is being used for this site not the proxy or caching.
He also said there is no explicit Expires header set for the pages so browsers and isp proxies are free to cache as they see fit.
As I mentioned I have not installed a caching plugin but his comment makes me think I need to do so. Is there a particular one that is suggested which doesnt clash with the simple membership plugin?
Thank you in advance. I appreciate the support very much.
Marita

[Marita]

Hi,
No I don’t – but the host uses Cloudflare & I don’t have access to those settings. I’ve written to the host this morning asking for those pages to be set to not-cache, am waiting to hear back from them. I did get the button to work by unticking the ‘use API keys from Payment settings tab’ and manually entering the Stripe API keys – but only on a new page. Putting the identical button onto the existing page did not work – so I believe it’s definitely a caching issue. Is there a plugin I can download to force-clear the cache? While I’m waiting to hear back I’ve had to put the Legacy button back on, as I really would prefer not to re-create the page (so many links to it!). Any suggestions extremely welcome – and Thank You for responding.
Regards,
Marita

[Marita]

Hi,
Just wondering if this was ever resolved? I have just changed over 3 buttons to be SCA compliant, and now ONE of them won’t work, it throws the same error message : Fatal error! Payment with ref_id swpm_xxxxxx|4143 can’t be found. I deleted the original one, created a new one, even moved it – nothing works. I don’t understand why this would only occur with ONE of them? And of course, it’s the one everybody is trying to use now, as it’s the renewal button…can someone please help?
I’m using Astra theme, updated that too.

[Marita]

Just advising that adding new buttons which are ‘SCA compliant’ did fix it. Looks much more professional too, especially with a bit of styling within Stripe so it uses the site colours when people pay.
Thank you for your assistance.

[Marita]

Hi,
Did you get resolution for this problem? I am having the same one. I have numerous contact form 7 forms set up, and I’m getting the emails for those. I’ve used exactly the same details in the SM set up. I’ve tried using the WP SMTP plugin with every configuration possible – to no avail. How is it that I can get the emails from the CF7 submissions but not the SM ones?
I am working on a local build, not a live site.
To clarify, I am assisting on a site, adding SM to it as well as a lot of other work. BUT while I do have admin rights, it isn’t set up in cpanel, I can only access files through ftp. I’m not having any luck (so far) getting the proper smtp credentials – I’ve got all my fingers & toes crossed that once I have those my issue will be fixed. The site goes live in 9 days and I’m getting very nervous. Everything else is working. I had to figure out a work-around as I couldn’t use the email activation link. The work around is obviously not ideal but I’m testing it, works so far (using the partial protection add on to hide the payment button till they register). I am NOT an experienced develop, this is the first time I’ve used this plugin. I’m hoping it will lead to more work….For what they need, it would be perfect – if I could just get the email side to work!
Any suggestions very gratefully received.

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