Registered Subscribers page not showing individual user’s subscribed categories

@flymike

What version of Subscribe2 are you using? This has been a bug in the past but has also been fixed.

I’m on 10.30.1.
I have PHP skill. Can you point me to relevant component? I’ll try to figure out what’s wrong.

@flymike

The admin page is defined at plugins/subscribe2/admin/your-subscriptions.php with the form created from the plugins/subscribe2/classes/class-s2-forms.php class file. The data is pulled from the wp_usermeta table. Your not operating in Multisite mode are you?

@flymike

Did you figure out what was going wrong?

I’ve tested the 10.30.1 release code and also my version here:
https://github.com/mattyrob/subscribe2

And thus far I cannot recreate this issue.

Sorry, I had to travel. I’ll look at the problem again in November.

I’m not multisite, and I’ve refreshed from your github site.
When display_category_form() is called from line 310 of admin/subscribers.php, the $categories array is empty. BUT the (registered) email address (successfully) searched on is subscribed to at least one category.
Can you point me to where the $categories array is initialized for the searched-on subscriber?

@flymike

That file is the list of users, the data are displayed using the plugins/subscribe2/admin/your-subscriptions.php file.

The user id is passed to s2_your_subscription_form() in plugins/subscribe2/classes/class-s2-forms.php and in there the display_category_form() function is called passing the users category subscriptions from a database call using the get_user_meta() function.

Does that help?

I appreciate your patience, and I see the confusion.
So, I’m on the privileged Subscribers page, and therefore in admin/subscribers.php and not admin/your-subscriptions.php.
That is, as an administrator, I’m setting or reviewing subscriptions of others – not myself. And I’m trying to display the current subscriptions of some other particular user – by using the Search box.
So, because I’m in admin/subscribers.php, display_category_form() is called from line 310 of admin/subscribers.php, and not via s2_your_subscription_form().
So now I think I must have imagined that existing subscriptions were ever displayed. Instead, is it that the behavior of this (administrator’s) form is to blindly either subscribe or unsubscribe a category, without ever actually showing its status?

@flymike

I undertsand now – you are looking at the bulk management form at the bottom of the admin/subscribers.php page – that does not display the subscriptions of current users.

To see that find your Regietered used and click the word ‘edit’ below their email address in the table. That will take you through to their version of admin/your-subscriptions.php with their username in red at the top of the page – from there you’ll see their current subscription settings and can change them.

The light dawns! Thanks again for your patience & understanding.