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Yes. It was simply not activated. All the associated add on plugins were activated though. This April is my third year with the plugin. As mentioned. The only thing for sure is it happened twice after a posted update.
The issue with GoDaddy is when I update plugins. The update process either times out and fails to upload requiring me to manually upload the plugin via FTP. That issue has been going on for 2 yrs. You can forget about updating themes. They break the site apart.
Thank you for the reference but it doesn’t tell me anything. Mainly, because the there is no way to gauge when your plugin will deactivate. I understand the conflict could be a lot of things but to deactivate other plugins and use other themes isn’t practical. The only thing I could say it involved the past two updates and both updates sat pending for about a week. Is there anyway to trigger an email when the active state changes? Thanks
I only have 6 incomplete memberships out of 227. I get two emails from PayPal when a membership is purchased and then I’ll get the Notification of a New Member from the plugin. (Which is a copy of what the buyer gets). Everything is fine when they get the link and click it to register.
If they don’t click it or if they don’t get the email. I have no way of contacting the buyer outside of email. Also, I check to make sure the log file shows the email being sent out and every time the email is sent. I do find Hotmail, Yahoo, and .Edu seems to be the common denominator. I use Post SMTP plugin with a gmail account.
My memberships come with a magazine and ehen the magazine doesn’t arrive the members then contact us.
Not to jump in but I have the same problem as described in this original post. For the enrollee to get to see the add on form. They first must pay BUT when the payment is made. All you (the website) gets is a payment received with a name and an email address.
(remove is this is not allowed)
I just copied and pasted your code and used my URL with the https instead of just http.
<?php
// Exit if accessed directly
if ( !defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) exit;// BEGIN ENQUEUE PARENT ACTION
// AUTO GENERATED – Do not modify or remove comment markers above or below:if ( !function_exists( ‘chld_thm_cfg_parent_css’ ) ):
function chld_thm_cfg_parent_css() {
wp_enqueue_style( ‘chld_thm_cfg_parent’, trailingslashit( get_template_directory_uri() ) . ‘style.css’ );
}
endif;
add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘chld_thm_cfg_parent_css’ );add_action(‘swpm_front_end_registration_complete’, ‘sam_after_registration_redirection’);
function sam_after_registration_redirection()
{
$url = ‘https://www.xxxxx.org/thank-you/’;//TODO – Specify the URL that you want to redirect to
wp_redirect($url);
}
// END ENQUEUE PARENT ACTIONHi, if you are using the Form Builder addon how many fields are you adding? Are you saying that those fields don’t get sent to PayPal?
I use the Form Builder form that has 10 fields.
None of these fields are sent to paypal. If they would go. Would they get returned for the enrollee to prevent having to type it all over again?
I did some testing. The IP address is sent to PayPal along with the email address. If the IP address was previously used regardless of the email address. It see’s it as an upgrade based on the IP. It sends this to PayPal: subsc_ref=20&user_ip=xx.xx.xx.xx&swpm_id=78.
This brings me back to the original question. When the email address supplied by the enrollee is bad. Paypal doesn’t know this. PayPal still processes the order supplying me with a basic receipt. Is there a way to force the enrollee to supply more information to Paypal?
Yes. I created a brand new gmail account and did the test.
Note: I use the same computer for everything but that shouldn’t effect it?
What I can’t customize is what’s supposed to happen by the design of the program. The new member needs the correct form sent to register. I could modify the upgrade email notification to make it the registration email BUT when a setting is changed say in a future update. My modifications can revert back to the correct way.
The {reg link} link comes from where?
