Hi shannonboh
You need to put your correct PayPal information on the Payment settings page.
This depends on which version of Paypal you are using.
For Example for PayPal Express You’ll need:
Gateway Account Email:
API Username:
API Password:
API Signature:
Also make sure that your host supports “PHP session variables” and has them enabled for your site.
Hi Lisa,
thanks for the quick response. All of the details have been entered correctly.
My host confirms that “PHP session Variable” have been enabled for my site, do they need to be configured for the plugin?
I am also now using 1.6.1
My subscribers have confirmed that this is still happening.
“It looked like everything went through until it took me back to your page with a little blue text box on your page that said “PayPal token was lost”. I tried to log in with the credentials I’d used in sign up but could not. I did check my PayPal and it didn’t show any transactions”.
Hi shannonboh,
You said :
I am also now using 1.6.1
Our current version is 1.7.0.4. Please upgrade. We cannot suport an older version.
It sounds like you are having an issue particular to your setup, and Jason can resolve most of these in a very short time if you sign up for one of our paid support plans.
If you would like more guidance or hands on help implementing this solution with Paid Memberships Pro, please sign up at http://www.paidmembershipspro.com/pricing.
Haha, your response is Pay $500.00 for support.
shannonboh – If it’s truly a bug, he won’t charge you to fix it.
If it’s due to your particular set up, he’ll give you a good estimate ahead of time.
Hope this helps!
