Lee Wallis

So an update to this ticket:

• The membership finished, and the extra day was added, and now I can log into the account and it does not show any pages. That’s correct.
• I went to the “account” page (which I have not edited since the plugin setup) and clicked on the “Change” option. The subscriptions options on that page said “Renew” so I did. I then got the membership page back and a failed message along with it – and it did not renew in my account section. BUT, Stripe still took the payment.
• I then went to the “Invoices” section and clicked on the latest invoice and then the “Subscribe” button on that, and it went through correctly. And Stripe took another payment.
• It is now back on the subscription with the correct expire date. But two payments were taken out.
• The invoices section still says “billed” though on the invoice number I went into above and subscribed to

Does that help? Stripe still does not show any current subscriptions or anything just the “payments” page shows money coming in. This is all under the “Test” (sandbox) Stripe settings.

Yep! It’s already in test mode.

Thanks for the reply. The site is only new and it only has the membership plugin and advanced custom fields. There are no other plugins.

As the site is not up yet, I would prefer not to post it up here at the moment due it not being ready. Is there another place I can send the information to you?

There is something really weird happening with the plugin for me as it says the membership is active, yet it won’t go to the members only pages and when I try to renew it sent me to a failed page.

I have just gone in and tried again and everything seemed to work OK this time round, not sure if because there was an issue with the “date” being the same day I tried to renew on.

With it actually going through successfully now, I still don’t have any results in my stripe account for the plan. It went through OK, and it comes up in my site as OK, stripe has the payment coming through, but under subscriptions there is nothing.

Thanks.

This worked as initially explained. Thanks for the support. I have another question and will raise a new ticket accordingly.

Hi there,

Oh, OK then, that seems legit. I tried resetting it and started again thinking I messed something up, so will trial it over the next two days and let you know. But what you have said makes sense. I didn’t realise it gave the user an extra day at the end ??

Thanks!

OK wow. Worked it out myself.

It appears WP does not like MySQL using numbers of such a large length. Even though the DB schema is setup as BIGINT(20) it cannot take a number 10 digits long.

Am I missing something here? I thought it would take a 10 digit number?

Close this if needed.

FYI anyone that does look at this, I have run an auto increment adjustment over the posts table.

ALTER TABLE wp_users AUTO_INCREMENT=808811434

And then I get this message on posts and pages and it won’t let me create new ones.

You are currently editing the page that shows your latest posts.

Create a new image size:

add_image_size()

And make $crop true. Then it will hard chop the image to the exact size you want, and in the post you can put the full size image on the post.

Go to your Settings -> Permalinks page and hit “Save Changes”. See if that refreshes your rewrite rules.

Yeah I am getting this exact error but with the RAMP plugin. Interested to see what people are going to reply with.

I have seen a few topics around that say it’s because the xmlrpc.php file is not readable or disabled by webhosts for security reasons. But mine is working fine internally where I am, so not sure what the problem is.

I have even tried renaming it etc… to get the plugin working. Not sure though.

In regards to this, it’s great love it, but I had about 10 redirects in there, and when updated to 2 it did not create a new table or move the old redirect across.

To fix it, I deactivated and then reactivated the plugin, and this seemed to fix it. Created new table and has my redirect there.

WOW! That’s a bit crazy.

Reading through it, I understand it though, I can read it fine but if I had to do that myself, no hope! Haha

Thanks heaps for that Julia! Worked a treat ??

Anyone have any ideas?

Sweet as thanks! Would having a few cause any site performance drop offs you think?

Maybe take a look at this site:
https://vip.wordpress.com/

That will show you what sort of extremely high traffic sites use WordPress.

You might want to look at this avenue.