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"notify_url" is for the paypal verification script to send a notice to vbulletin and say if the payment is done or refused...
"return" is the one to send you back to page X... if you want to modify that url so users are taken back to a thanks page of some sort, you can do that with THAT input. |
IPN setup isn't available for all types of PayPal accounts.
Specifying notify_url at the form submission time is a more compatible way for notifications to work, and in fact vB itself does submit it, so I see no valid reasons of the field removal in this hack. |
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Is there any reason why you can't simply generate the code from PayPal, including trial periods, and paste it in the appropriate places in this hack? Seems to me this hack would easily allow for trial periods (e.g. 1 week for $5, then $10/mo there after). |
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Yes, subscriptions worked nicely before this hack installation.
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To replace the notify url line, simply go to includes/functions_subscriptions.php and find (2 time)
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<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"return\" value=\"$vboptions[bburl]\" /> Code:
<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"notify_url\" value=\"$vboptions[bburl]/subscriptions/paypal.php\" /> It may work fine with the notify url, but if it ain't broke for you, I don't suggest that you "fix" it by adding in the notify url. Amy |
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Same thing happened for us. Successfully using the subscription service for about a year. Did your mod last week - the subscription works up to a point - it connects with PayPal, sends us an email and the customer an email - but now it does not update the account on our forum. I've tried out the code above - doesn't make a difference. We are running the 3.0.3 (patched for the security bugs.) This is the first time I've had a problem with a mod. :ermm: |
As I said, I can't guarantee that it will. The reoccurring subscriptions are sending back specific ipn variables that I just don't believe would be sent the other way. I haven't had a chance to look at vbulletin 3.5 yet to see what it offers in subscriptions. It may be a moot point if it handles recurring subscriptions out of the box.
Amy |
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Here's an update from my earlier message today. 1. All of our regular non-recurring subscriptions work fine - everyone gets their account updated a.o.k. 2. None of the recurring subscriptions get their accounts updated. It sure looks like this is an issue with the mod since standard subs work like a charm. Comments anyone? |
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Have you followed all of the hack's directions? You may have missed the file changes to paypal.php. If you did, it won't recognize the new IPN variables. I am not using 3.0.3 and can't test on that platform. |
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Strange indeed. This underscores the weakness of the current vbulletin software with all the variations between the different versions. I hope 3.5 will get us to some kind of mod stability. |
Hey! I'm interested in this hack but I'd like to know first if it will allow me to set up a free period of say 90days and then begin charging the appropriate fee from that point on?
If not, anyone know of any hacks that will allow that? Thanks for whatever info you can supply, FaShUnPhOtOg |
No. It doesn't have the free period, fashun. I don't know if there is a hack that does.
Amy |
I noticed after I posted my reply/question that insanctus, in a later post, indicated s/he (gender unknown to me, sorry), had actually coded that option but had not decided how it should look so had not released it yet.
I'm wondering now if s/he has since released it and I haven't found it yet? If not, would Insanctus please release what s/he has and let us worry about how it looks to our end users? Perhaps one of us can make suggestions after we see it in action? FaShUnPhOtOg |
Insanctus no longer posts here. And he's a he. ;)
Amy |
well, hmph! we need this option rather quickly.... I was hoping he (thank you for that ;) would be willing to supply it. Would it be a difficult hack do you think? Do you know anyone willing to code it? (Hint, hint, "wink, wink, nudge, nudge, know what ah mean, guvnor?")
FaShUnPhOtOg aka Michael |
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Im using it for hundreds of subs on a .6 board and it won't work on my .7 boards |
I am using .7 and it works just fine for me.
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Hi,
I am considering installing this hack for my 3.0.6 board. Do the same install insructions apply to 3.0.6? ALSO, is there a provision for the price to change on the recurring charge - say the price goes up after an introductory special? Thanks! Barry |
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No. There is nothing to regulate price changes. You would have to go to paypal and unsubscribe your users and have them resubscribe. |
Anyone up for porting a bunch of old "reocurring" subscriptions to 3.5? The new payment system is much better, so having both work at the same time would be wonderful. Old people keep their subscriptions, new people sign up with the new system.
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I'm having trouble now with both my forums and they were working fine. Did paypal change the way it sends back its info?
Its making the subscription, but not adding the subscription to the subscriptions in vbulletin. |
I've upgraded to 3.5 and am no longer running this mod. So, I'm honestly not sure if anything has changed on the paypal side.
Is anybody else having problems? |
This thread is very confusing.
I am running VB 3.07 and VBA 1.0 so the paypal subscriptions I have set up (without this hack) are not going to automatically renew? BUT they will get a notice that their subscription is getting ready to expire though, right? And they have the option of renewing. BUT, with this hack, it will automatically do it for them? Mine are annually. also, when it automatically renews it, does it do it at the CURRENT rate or the rate they paid a year ago? Thanks for helping me understand! |
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* wondering is there anyway to fix it?? im running vb 3.0.7 ** thanks |
I, too, had to uninstall this hack because of missing PayPal callbacks. Not sure if it ever worked for us.
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any answers on this?
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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=94843 It will be near impossible for me to get all of my subscribed members to cancel and resubscribe through the new system so I would love a way to be able to upgrade to 3.5 while maintaining backwards compatibility with 3.0.7. |
Has anyone managed to work out a vBulletin 3.5.0 backwards compatible hack yet? My offer still stands, if anyone can develop this, I will certainly be willing to pay for your efforts!
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I would love this for 3.5!
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anyone managed to get this working or is this hacknow dead and we dont have a recurring payment hack for 3.0.x?
it would be great to get this hack working as i find 3.5 hogs cpu usage. |
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I believe it should read: Code:
case 'paypal': The updated code was taken directly from vB's original coding and, for the life of me, I can't see why it would have been changed in the if/else statement. The if/else statement takes care of non-reoccurring/reoccurring, but the coding for non-reoccurring should remain the same in either the hacked version or the non-hacked version. (Hope that makes sense...) ~ Mark |
I'd like to ensure that this thread is linked to this thread discussing what the heck to do if you decide later to raise prices: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=73419
If you raise prices after installing the reoccurring hack, you'll have problems with everyone's subscription who subscribed BEFORE the price raise: because their auto subscription payments no longer match the new price, their subscriptions will fail, requiring them to re-subscribe. In that linked thread I describe a down and dirty hack to prevent some of the problems. |
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