RouteXL

Thanks for confirming that.

How about Membership 1 Free/Pro and Membership 2 Free?

If you have access to the source files, here is a quick fix.

Open /wp-content/plugins/wp-parallax-content-slider/wp-parallax-content-slider.php

at line 423 change:

if ( empty( $_POST['prlx_slider_first_slide'] ) )

to:

if ( false && empty( $_POST['prlx_slider_first_slide'] ) )

I think I found a catch: the free registration on my website is gone.

There are two access levels on my website, free and paid. For the paid levels there are two subscription plans, daily and monthly.

Before the update, an user could register without a need for a subscription plan, thus getting into the free access level.

But now as the first step of the registration process an user MUST select a subscription plan. So there is no possibility to get to the free level.

Am I right or am I missing a setting here?

I have upgraded after testing it on a local machine. It seems that all I had to do was to reactivate the plugin and the payment gateways. So far no probleems. If they do appear, I’ll let you know.

From the dashboard; the expiry date value is missing for free users. For paid users it is filled out, but does not get updated when a second of next recurring payment is made. It keeps the original value even after new payment.

From the database; there are no records for free users in the m_membership_relationships table. There are records for paid users with expiry dates that do not get updated automatically. This is what I update manually when a recurring payment is made.

Yes, it’s the expiry date that I’m updating manually in the database when second and next recurring payments are made.

It’s still not worki unfortunately. I did a little digging in the database:

– It seems that the transactions do come in, as I have records in the m_subscription_transaction table. The field transaction_paypal_ID is filled, but transaction_stamp has same value for one user in each record. Also transaction_expires is NULL.

– The m_membership_relationships table does not get updated. I am manually updating the expirydate field.

Is this problem known? Is a solution available? What to do next?

Don’t have that page, visited Membership > Repair Membership. Pushed the button Verify Membership Tables, all tables and fields are Ok.

I don’t really need the free level for my business. Unregistrered and registrered free users are treated the same. Should I remove the free level?

I need to have both single payments and subscriptions for paying users, for both day and month periods. Should I change the subscriptions to finite?

The Gateways are paypalsolo and paypalexpress. I have added some members myself and gave them gateway admin.

User registration use subscription option is set to none. Enable incomplete signup account is ticked.

I have setup two levels (free, paid), two subscriptions (serial for 1 day, serial for 1 month) and two gateways (w/ single payments, w/ subscriptions).

Yes, the user shows up in both in the WordPress “All Users” and the Membership “Edit Members” pages.

It’s still not worki unfortunately. I did a little digging in the database:

– It seems that the transactions do come in, as I have records in the m_subscription_transaction table. The field transaction_paypal_ID is filled, but transaction_stamp has same value for one user in each record. Also transaction_expires is NULL.

– The m_membership_relationships table does not get updated. I am manually updating the expirydate field.

Is this problem known? Is a solution available? What to do next?

Thanks Kimberly,

I’ll give that a try. Any idea why this important step is not included in the instructions?

One other thing, is there a button for users to stop a subscription? Can’t find that either…

Hi Kimerby, thanks for your fast reply.

This forum is free, so I’ll stick to this place ??

Can’t find the the IPN settings in the manual…

Where can I read how to set the IPN at Paypal?
Specifically, what should the IPN url be?