mkavanti

I think we have resolved this by tweaking the weight settings of the bundled product.

I also had an issue with Smart Coupons – it did not cause a fatal error however the Store Credit coupons stopped working when this plugin was enabled.

Hi – thanks for the quick response. I can see how that works now. Cheers

Thanks for looking in to this issue @mguenter

I have updated the plugin and also WordPress to 5.8 but unfortunately the problem persists.

Best regards

Sure: https://www.loom.com/share/2db3ea9d727c42be86e6048360eb7108

Experiencing the same issue… debugging shows an error:

Uncaught ReferenceError: wpgm_g_e is not defined
at Object.MYMAP.<computed>.init (e735e.js:59)
at InitMap (e735e.js:5)
at HTMLDocument.<anonymous> (e735e.js:43)
at i (36642.js:2)
at Object.fireWith [as resolveWith] (36642.js:2)
at Function.ready (36642.js:2)
at HTMLDocument.J (36642.js:2)

Yes, that’s what I am trying to achieve and Pmpro does indeed generate the line ‘$60.00 now and then $20.00 per Month. After your initial payment, your first 3 payments are Free.’

However, it’s once proceeding to PayPal that the payment setup seems to go awry.

PayPal states: ‘$60.00 USD for the first month. Then Free for the next month. Then $20.00 USD for each month’

I am not currently a Plus or Unlimited member so I am not able to open a support thread at this stage.

I have now been testing on a fresh WordPress install running TwentySeventeen with no other plugins activated. I am using PayPal Standard and have tried both Sandbox and Live accounts.

A change from yesterday is that the PayPal error no longer appears when I add a $0 amount into the trial period. And I am now seeing the new PayPal interface. Perhaps PayPal are making changes to their platform?

I have tried your suggested settings but the result is:
$60 AUD for the first month.
Then Free for the next month.
Then $20 AUD for each month.

As a test I made the recurring payment for a 3 month period. Results in:
$60.00 AUD for the first 3 months
Then Free for the next 3 months
Then $20.00 AUD for each 3 months

As before, it makes no difference what value I add for the number of subscription payments to be covered by the trial fee.

Thanks for you help Andrew.

Thanks for the quick response.

I have tried those settings. When I add a $0 amount for the trial period, PayPal returns this message: Invalid second trial period. You must specify valid values for the A2, P2 and T2 parameters for a subscription.

I set up a totally fresh WordPress install with only Pmpro running and it produced the same result.

I tried both Sandbox and live PayPal accounts as well as local (Mamp) and a live dev environment.

If I add any fee in for the trial period I am then able to make a payment with PayPal however the results are as before on the PayPal payment page: ‘$60 for first month. Then $xx for next month. Then $20 for each month.’

It does not seem to recognise any value I put in for the number of subscription payments to be covered by the trial period fee. i.e. ‘Trial Billing amount: $xx for the first 3 subscription payments’ still results in PayPal applying the trial period fee for one month only.

Thanks for the help and the great work on this plugin.

Ok – I see what is happening, the above behaviour occurs when your return URL is my product page. The plugin adds ?reset_wp_cart=1 to the URL so if you then immediately try to add more products it messes with the cart. I can resolve this by having another page as my return URL.