Holoman1337

I guess no one can help. For info I had to make Minify Manual and exclude everything related to my theme. I think the problem is my Theme caches certain files and so the name of the css files constantly change.

OK I managed to fix the issue by forcing a redirect to https in my .htaccess file. Still not sure why s2member was redirecting the http: requests

Im using the plugin WordPress HTTPS, but the redirection to Member Options happens even when the plugin is disabled, for some reason s2member doesn’t think I am allowed access to the pages even though Im logged in as an administrator

Thanks. I have gone into my Stripe account and told it to verify zipcode, I have also set the option in s2member to verify zipcode with Stripe, but the tax section is still hidden.

I can see it load and then disappear when its slow so I know its there but something is stopping it from being shown.

Ah I think I found the problem, it is a recurring subscription and Paypal does not allow the ‘optional account’ feature to be turned on unless its a one-off payment. So everyone will have to sign up to Paypal, dont like that at all.

I’ll look into Stripe, could be a better alternative.

Thanks

Sorry but I’m not sure we are talking about the same thing. Direct payment is not allowed without Paypal Pro, the s2member pro-form collects the credit card info, not Paypal. I get the following error when trying to use the pro-form with a credit card without a Paypal Pro account

“DPRP is disabled for this Merchant”

Also if the user is inputting their credit card information on your website itself, being PCI compliant is not just about SSL, the entire server the website is hosted on has to be compliant, which most webhost’s servers aren’t. It needs regular security scanning as well as having websites on the same server separate and secure. Most webshosts have multiple websites hosted on the same server.

What I want is for a user to have no choice but to input their credit card info after being directed to Paypal’s PCI compliant site, relieving me of the obligation for PCI compliance.

At the moment though I’m not sure just deleting the other options does that, and I also have the problem that the Paypal option in the pro-form doesn’t allow someone to pay by credit card without creating a Paypal account.