[rjhickory]

You suck. How the hell would the plugin know who the renewal payment was coming from if that person didn’t log in first. The problem I have is no one took the time to even read and understand the problem I’m having. You still have not acknowledged nor addressed it. Whatever, I don’t care because I programmed my own workaround.

[rjhickory]

Your documentation says:
Step 5) Protect/hide this “Membership Renewal” page so members are required to log into the site before making the payment. The plugin can easily apply the payment to a member’s profile when the member is logged into the site.

I have everything set up correctly as per the documentation. Please tell me what PHP file the URL compare check is located in so I can look into it as you say it is a site specific issue.

[rjhickory]

This has nothing to do with payments. The problem is that the plugin does not “unprotect” the protected content for an expired member. How can a member make a renewal payment on a protected page when they can’t get to that page because they are expired???

[rjhickory]

Yes, and yes. Debug logs show a successful login. The problem is that the plugin does not “unprotect” the protected content for an expired member.

I wrote some php code in the functions file to force a login and then redirect expired members to an obscure, unprotected page where they can interact with the renewal button. All of that works with PayPal etc. but is not desirable. Would love this to work out of the box as intended.

I have strong php anf database skills so feel free to send me spelunking in the depths to test anything you can think of.

Thanks!

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