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It is absolutely a reason to give zero stars. After searching said forums I discovered that people had the same issue; with no resolution. I’m sure beating a dead horse will fix the plugin. And ultimately, it is absolutely fair, thing of the people who took the time and effort to install, attempt to diagnose and report back and say, “This is the issue.” and have zero resolution.

I’ve moved on from this; and will still give it my rating. I have no intention of attempting to install the travesty that is buddy press.

Maria, thank you so much for the reply, and I apologize for my late reply.

It appears my PayPal is not set up fully to incorporate the Recurring Invoices. Again, thank you so much for the reply.

Dan,

Thank you so much for the reply.

I see what’s happening now, I think I have all the information to start manipulating the information I need to share.

I do see the benefit of the Pro Version, in fact, I have a potential new client who is going to utilize the Pro Version on their site, the summer sale helped with that decision immensely!

There are functions that I’m needing that just aren’t apart of the Pro Version.

Again, thank you so much Dan.

Okay, so Multi-site would simplify the way I do things, but isn’t the fix for my current issue.

While, I’m okay with the way the login is done if the user logs in prior to checking with this application, I have a script that checks if the user is logged in, if they are then they continue to the app, if they are not, they are redirected to the login. Which is part of the problem; they are sent to domain1 login, so when they successfully login they are sent to domain1 instead of domain2.

So, another question on Multi-site as it might actually help somewhat now that I’ve typed out the above.

When a user navigates to a login page using multi-site, what login page are the directed to? Is it for one specific domain, or is a general login page where: when the user logs in it sends them back to the domain they were on.

Here is the resolution as of now:

on the action page you must call the get_current_user_id function in PHP. I got it prior to making the connection with the Database. I then inserted it into the tbl with a value of: $current_user_id (This will depend on the variable you define).

Make sure that the action file is in your root directory so it will properly require the wp-load and wp-blog-header.

I think what I’ll have to do is: use the same code that requires login, on the action page, define $current_user_id as get_current_user_id(), then with the mysqli_query, insert into tbl (userid) values($current_user_id). Wish me luck everyone!

I would like this to stay open until it’s been solved, for anyone else looking for the same thing.

If you could elaborate a little more and give some more information, it’d help us help you. Screenshots would help immensely.

Can’t remember that far back, but I got it figured out…so this is solved.