mcgratk

On further review, it looks like I need to update the new prefix in the serialized values associated with the options amr-users, amr-users-filtering, amr-users-custom-headings, amr-users-original-keys, and amr-uses-nicenames in the wp_options table. Is there a function in amr user to do this or do I need to do a serialized find/replace (this seems like a pain to figure out!).
Thanks again.

I think I found the cause of this problem, but not sure how to easily fix it. When we moved servers, the host company (GoDaddy) had us rename tables to include an additional prefix (https://www.godaddy.com/help/managed-wordpress-manual-migration-12371). However, the old s2member custom meta keys (without the additional prefix) are still being referenced in the wp_options and wp_usermeta tables. Is there an easy way to do a find/replace on these?

Just looking again – maybe this has to do with amr users plus not functioning (license inactive?) ? We just migrated our site to a new server…could that be the issue?

I’m having an issue that I thought this add-on would help fix, wondering if you could shed some light on what is going on.

I had been successfully filtering lists using custom fields from s2 member, for example, a custom field for s2 members to choose whether they wanted their info to appear in a directory (yes/no). I was troubleshooting why new members suddenly weren’t appearing in the directory, even though they had selected “yes”. I went to configure the list. But now I’m no longer able to add s2member fields. For example, I’ll add a number (eg 100) to the field display order and click “update field settings” and nothing changes. this is a new development – no idea what else to try. Thanks for your help.

Kevin

Thank you, it worked!

Wondering if this is because our site is using https?

Thanks Angelo,
I posted a plea for help on the pro support forum. I noticed there are a few other folks having the same issue.

Hi Angelo,

Could you please direct me to someone who would be able to help us with this? It looks like a fairly straightforward fix, but I don’t have the required knowledge of the plugin to do it myself.

Thanks-

Kevin

Thank you Angelo, I really appreciate it.

Still trying to figure out how to reference the ticket price to filter the booking form.

I’ve tried
if ($EM_Ticket_Booking->get_price() > 0 )
if ($EM_Booking->get_price() > 0 )
and
if ($EM_Ticket->get_price() > 0 )
and still getting

Call to a member function get_price() on a non-object

What am I missing?

Thank you.

Kevin

Thanks Angelo,
I appreciate any advice you can offer. I am by no means an expert as far as coding.

It seems as though this is in a grey area between customization and a bug, something that should be included with the paid pro version. I’d suggest that filtering the requirement for credit card info for free events be added as an future improvement in the plugin.

Thanks again-

Kevin

Hi Angelo,

I tried adding the following:

function booking_form() {
if ($EM_Booking->get_price() == 0) {
		echo get_option('em_'.$this->gateway.'_form');
		?>
        <p class="em-bookings-form-gateway-cardno">
          <label><?php  _e('Credit Card Number','em-pro'); ?></label>
          <input type="text" size="15" name="x_card_num" value="" class="input" />
        </p>
        <p class="em-bookings-form-gateway-expiry">
          <label><?php  _e('Expiry Date','em-pro'); ?></label>
          <select name="x_exp_date_month" >
          	<?php
          		for($i = 1; $i <= 12; $i++){
          			$m = $i > 9 ? $i:"0$i";
          			echo "<option>$m</option>";
          		}
          	?>
          </select> /
          <select name="x_exp_date_year" >
          	<?php
          		$year = date('Y',current_time('timestamp'));
          		for($i = $year; $i <= $year+10; $i++){
		 	      	echo "<option>$i</option>";
          		}
          	?>
          </select>
        </p>
        <p class="em-bookings-form-ccv">
          <label><?php  _e('CCV','em-pro'); ?></label>
          <input type="text" size="4" name="x_card_code" value="" class="input" />
        </p>
		<?php
	} else {
		echo get_option('em_'.$this->gateway.'_form');
}
	}

but I’m getting the following error:

Fatal error: Call to a member function get_price() on a non-object in /home/content/c/a/r/careerne/html/nww/wp-content/plugins/events-manager-pro/add-ons/gateways/gateway.authorize.aim.php on line 204

Thanks for any help-

Kevin

Could you point me toward a guide to editing the aim gateway? I’m hoping that modifying this so you don’t have to ‘pay’ for a free event is an easy process. I’m working over-budget…wish this was included in the pro version of this plugin.

Thanks for any help you can offer.

Perfect. Thank you Angelo

The offline payment gateway would only work if it happened automatically, in other words, without users having to choose “pay offline” to circumvent entering their credit card info. It doesn’t look like you can trigger different gateways depending on ticket type, unless I’m mistaken?

I’d be surprised if no one else has run into this before. Has anyone modified the gateway.authorize.aim.php to allow for free tickets to be available without a credit card number? If not, are there plans to modify the plugin to allow for this in the future?

Thank you-

Kevin