s2m with subscribe2 plugin

[OWeekly]

Hi Jason and Cristian,

I am having some issues with another plugin working alongside. And the fix should be simple. So it would great if you guys can lend a helping hand.

The author of subscribe2 is telling me that, the reason that becos s2m does not have this code in its framework.

This is from the author of subscribe2:

Now the only to prove my conclusion is to find a way to input the "Sub2" element onto these pages??
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> http://optionsweekly.org/signup-7-days-trial
> http://optionsweekly.org/signup-full-member
> http://optionsweekly.org/special-21-days-free-trial
> http://optionsweekly.org/14-days-free-t ... ch-testers
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> How can we do that? Any clues?

Those S2M pages are not calling the full WordPress API. When a user is registered in WordPress the user_register action is called and that is where Subscribe2 hooks it's action to set up the subscription.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/A ... r_register

Ideally, the sign up pages you have implemented using S2Member should also 'do' this action so the Subscribe2 hook gets called. Is that something you could chase with s2member?

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When they are processing the form data and creating a new user it'd be helpful if there was a line in there:

do_action('user_register', $user_id);

IS this code missing somewhere where we create the Paypal Pro Form shortcodes?

Please help. Thank you. I am still using Version 3.5.7 + Pro Module v1.5.7 as i did some changes to the code..

[Jason Caldwell]

Hi Allan. Thanks for your inquiry.

s2Member doesn't need to fire that Hook, because it's a Hook already built into the WordPress core framework; which IS fired during ALL of the s2Member and s2Member Pro registration routines. In the case of s2Member Pro, the function wp_create_user() is called upon, which ultimately fires the do_action("user_register", $user_id) Hook.

s2Member itself relies upon this Hook.