Setting Up Paypal Subscriptions

[TheCowsheds]

I have setup everything online with paypal, but how do i get my members to upgrade from a registered user to a paid up member ? i just cant work out how to get them to get to a link to purchase an account

please help

[Jake Bunce]

Setup the Paypal option:

Admin CP -> Paid Subscriptions -> Payment API Manager

Then create a paid subscription:

Admin CP -> Paid Subscriptions -> Add New Subscription

Users can purchase it in their:

User CP -> Paid Subscriptions

[TheCowsheds]

Cheers Jake, Top Man

[ilrglen]

I have mine set up through this method and it works great when it works. But I have had a few users who haven't gotten past the "Order Using PayPal" button. When they click on it, instead of being taken to the invoice/purchase page some users are being sent to PayPal's homepage with none of the subscription info being transfered. Any idea what the problem is? So far one user on a Mac running Firefox, and a Vista user running Explorer 7 have been confirmed as running into this problem. But it might be more widespread as about 70% of my subscribers are having this problem but I can't confirm what software they are running.

Any help appreciated.

Setup the Paypal option:

Admin CP -> Paid Subscriptions -> Payment API Manager

Then create a paid subscription:

Admin CP -> Paid Subscriptions -> Add New Subscription

Users can purchase it in their:

User CP -> Paid Subscriptions

[Zachery]

Please do not piggyback threads, start your own thread with your own information.

[ilrglen]

The first peron's question was answered and I thought mine was related. I don't think this forum needs more forums with the same questions and content does it?

Please do not piggyback threads, start your own thread with your own information.

[Zachery]

Your issue may be similiar, but rarely are two similiar errors the same. Each user should start a thread of their own with their own issue. Troubleshooting mutiple issues in the same thread gets confusing and frustrating.

If we didn't want you to open a new thread and "clutter" the forum we wouldn't ask you to

[ilrglen]

Understood. Thanks.

Your issue may be similiar, but rarely are two similiar errors the same. Each user should start a thread of their own with their own issue. Troubleshooting mutiple issues in the same thread gets confusing and frustrating.

If we didn't want you to open a new thread and "clutter" the forum we wouldn't ask you to