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- Why isn't my subscription active yet?
- [addresses unknown problem - research]
- [MultiMembership] Why don't any of the subscribers on my site show up in the PayPal module?
Why isn't my subscription active yet?
Subscriptions are managed by PayPal at this time, and activation of your membership in the premium account is automated via their IPN service. Generally it takes about four days for an echeck initiated transaction to activate the subscription and notify the site.
[addresses unknown problem - research]
Do a search for the following ... $HTTP_POST_VARS['payment_gross'] ... and replace it with ... $HTTP_POST_VARS['mc_gross'] ... then search for ... $HTTP_POST_VARS['payment_fee'] ... and replace it with ... $HTTP_POST_VARS['mc_fee']
[MultiMembership] Why don't any of the subscribers on my site show up in the PayPal module?
Not sure which version you have (if there are more than one that have been available), but the pninit.php file does two CORE HACKS behind your back, and then fails "soft" by not alerting you to the failed query. To rectify this, you need to add a new field to your nuke_users table called "lockout" (no "pn_", unfortunately) that is an integer of size 2 and no nulls. If you have not installed it yet, you can change the code directly before installing, like so: pninit.php, line 37: change: ADD lockout int (2) to: ADD lockout init (2) On a flyby, I also found the next one, also designed to fail "soft": pninit.php, line 91: change: ADD config init (5) to: ADD config int (5)