schlackl

I see….

OK – one more question – can I customize the text that displays in the plugin screens? Some phrases I’d like to change such as “Join Membership” and “Please check the details of the membership below…”

Is it possible to customize those phrases?

Hi Bojan,

Yes, I think that should work however I’m having a separate issue now – I’m trying to have the correct expiry date show on the “cart” screen after you add a membership and are ready to pay.

I am using the hook ‘ms_view_frontend_payment_form_start’ and am setting the $subscription->expire_date and then calling $subscription->save()

That doesn’t appear to be working – it still displays the incorrect expiry date on the screen “You will pay USD 0.99 for access until March 7, 2016 4:00 pm”

It should be “You will pay USD 0.99 for access until February 29, 2016 4:00 pm”

Here’s my function and add_action call code….do you see any issues with that? I need it to reset the expiry date when the membership is added to the cart and then of course be sure that date holds after payment is received.

function setPreviewMembershipExpiryDate($membership, $objPurchase){
   //all preview membership should expire on a Monday
   //if it's a weekly membership then
   //      set it to expire "next Monday" if today is NOT Monday
   //      otherwise do nothing as it will expire in 7 days by default
   //if it's an annual membership then
   //      set it to expire the "last Monday" from current expiry if current expiry is NOT Monday
   //      otherwise do nothing as it already expires on a Monday
   $subscription = $objPurchase->data['ms_relationship'];
   $membership = $objPurchase->data['membership'];
   $cur_expiry_date = $subscription->calc_expire_date($subscription->start_date);
   if($membership->period['period_unit'] == 7){
      //weekly membership
      $dow = date ('l');
      if($dow != "Monday"){
           $cur_expiry_date = strtotime("next Monday", time());
           $new_start_date = strtotime("last Monday", time());
      }

      $cur_expiry_date = date('Y-m-d', $cur_expiry_date);
      $new_start_date = date('Y-m-d', $new_start_date);
      $subscription->start_date = $new_start_date;
      $subscription->expire_date = $cur_expiry_date;
      $subscription->save();
   }
}

add_action( 'ms_view_frontend_payment_form_start', 'setPreviewMembershipExpiryDate', 10, 2 );

indeed – not sure what happened there but regardless, this issue is resolved.

Yes, I can load that screen – there are no imports to manage because following the upload it gives me the error described above.

How can I send you a screenshot? I have one for you…but can’t seem to upload here….