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Re: s2Member Pro Forms ( dynamically via PHP )

2011-08-08T16:19:01-05:00

Statistics: Posted by Cristián Lávaque — August 8th, 2011, 4:19 pm

Re: s2Member Pro Forms ( dynamically via PHP )

2011-08-08T15:22:43-05:00

Awesome! Highly impress with your effectiveness and response time once again

Statistics: Posted by ricarod — August 8th, 2011, 3:22 pm

Re: s2Member Pro Forms ( dynamically via PHP )

2011-08-08T15:14:29-05:00

viewtopic.php?f=40&t=12462&src_doc_v=110710

It looks like it'd be written like this now

Code:: echo c_ws_plugin__s2member_pro_authnet_form::sc_authnet_form($attributes);

Statistics: Posted by Cristián Lávaque — August 8th, 2011, 3:14 pm

Re: s2Member Pro Forms ( dynamically via PHP )

2011-08-08T08:13:37-05:00

BTW I tried adding this and didn't work:

Code:: $attributes = array( "level" => "1", "ccaps " => "", "desc" => "PRODUCT DESCRIPTION.", "ps" => "authnet", "cc" => "USD", "custom" => "SITE", "tp" => "0", "tt" => "D", "ra" => "1.99", "rp" => "1", "rt" => "L", "rr" => "BN", "accept" => "paypal,visa,mastercard,amex,discover", "accept_via_authnet" => "authnet" ); echo ws_plugin__s2member_pro_authnet_form($attributes); ?>

Statistics: Posted by ricarod — August 8th, 2011, 8:13 am

Re: s2Member Pro Forms ( dynamically via PHP )

2011-08-07T18:12:23-05:00

Jason great tip. Now what will be the code if using authorize.net?

I noticed given code makes some references to paypal so I would assume few differences should be set up for proforms when authorize.net, right?

Statistics: Posted by ricarod — August 7th, 2011, 6:12 pm

s2Member Pro Forms ( dynamically via PHP )

2010-07-18T00:25:41-05:00

Am I able to use the Paypal Pro Form in the template files?

Yes, you can build Pro Forms dynamically, using this function:

Code:: echo ws_plugin__s2member_pro_paypal_form($attributes);

Where $attributes, is an associative array containing the same attributes as the Shortcode for a Pro Form. You can generate a Shortcode for a Pro Form, under: s2Member -> PayPal Pro Forms, which will give you the attributes you need. After you do this a few times, you'll be able to bypass the Shortcode generator all together, if you prefer.

So here is a quick example:

Code:: $attributes = array( "level" => "1", "ccaps " => "", "desc" => "Description and pricing details here.", "ps" => "paypal", "cc" => "USD", "custom" => "www.example.com", "tp" => "0", "tt" => "D", "ra" => "0.01", "rp" => "1", "rt" => "M", "rr" => "1", "accept" => "paypal,visa,mastercard,amex,discover,maestro,solo", "accept_via_paypal" => "paypal" ); echo ws_plugin__s2member_pro_paypal_form($attributes); ?>

This tip has been posted for developers only.
None of this is required. The recommended method is through WordPress Shortcodes. In other words, you can skip this advanced method, by just going to: s2Member -> PayPal Pro Forms. That is the easiest way. This advanced technique is designed to maximize the flexibility of s2Member Pro for developers integrating s2Member Pro for their clients.

Statistics: Posted by Jason Caldwell — July 18th, 2010, 12:25 am