• Resolved noamt

    (@noamt)


    Hi,

    • Why on $paypal_args var array on class-payment-gateway-paypal-standard.php page there is no cancel_return item?
    • Why You dont pass all the registration form field to paypal? ( like first_name last_name, address etc’ )
    • Why it must to allow user to register for using the registration form? ( it is no secure )
    • Can I insert reCaptcha field to the shortcode forms? ( even with another plugin, for protecting from spam )

    Thanks a lot

    • This topic was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by noamt.
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  • Plugin Author Georgian Cocora

    (@raster02)

    Hello there,

    Why on $paypal_args var array on class-payment-gateway-paypal-standard.php page there is no cancel_return item?

    That is an optional parameter which can be passed by us in order to specify a return link to our website if the user chooses to cancel the payment. We are just not using it at the moment.
    PayPal defaults to a page on their side when this happens.

    Why You dont pass all the registration form field to paypal? ( like first_name last_name, address etc’ )

    Because, if we do not have a physical item, which needs to be shipped, this information is unnecessary.

    Why it must to allow user to register for using the registration form? ( it is no secure )

    I am not sure what you mean by this. Can you explain it better please ?

    Can I insert reCaptcha field to the shortcode forms? ( even with another plugin, for protecting from spam )

    Yes, we have a reCaptcha add-on for PMS. You can download it from our website.

    Let me know if you have other questions !

    Regards.

    Thread Starter noamt

    (@noamt)

    Hey,

    Because, if we do not have a physical item, which needs to be shipped, this information is unnecessary.

    So, maybe the no_shipping var? (with value 1 – do not prompt for an address )

    That is an optional parameter which can be passed by us in order to specify a return link to our website if the user chooses to cancel the payment. We are just not using it at the moment.

    It is necessary because people can’t return back to the site in a middle of proccess.


    I am not sure what you mean by this. Can you explain it better please ?

    It is not secure let people to register to wordpress.
    I want to disallow this option and to give the ability to register just if users bought a subscription by paypal, – not to anyone (robots, spam,etc’ ).

    Yes, we have a reCaptcha add-on for PMS. You can download it from our website.

    Is this add-on cost money? or I can install it for free version ?

    Thanks a lot for your answers.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by noamt.
    • This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by noamt.
    Plugin Author Georgian Cocora

    (@raster02)

    Hello,

    I will talk with the developer about those 2 variables that you pointed out, maybe we will make the changes.

    It is not secure let people to register to wordpress.I want to disallow this option and to give the ability to register just if users bought a subscription by paypal, – not to anyone (robots, spam,etc’ ).

    There are ways to protect your website against spam registrations, one of them would be to add a reCaptcha field to your form, I already told you how to do so in my last reply and yes, the add-on is free, just follow the link that I gave you.

    We have an article on our website which explains more methods of combating spam registrations from your website. You can read it here.

    While Custom Redirects and Admin Approval are premium features of our Profile Builder plugin, the Email Confirmation feature can be used with the free version of Profile Builder, available here.

    We have a piece of documentation on our website about how Paid Member Subscriptions and Profile Builder work together.

    Best Regards,

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