User Upgrade (Subscriptions)

[KozmoK]

Is there any logs/logging/stats for User Upgrades?

I know you guys hate to hear stuff like this but VBulletin had a great Transaction Log, Reports, etc built in. I do about 300 paypal transactions a month for digital download media, and I need to be able to track down transaction ID's etc. - and this is the last peice I need before converting.

Is there anything like this at all? Or is there a addon?

Thanks,

Kozmo

 

[Floris]

Nope, not that I am aware of, but I get the PayPal emails which have those details.

 

[Floris]

Actually

SELECT *
FROM `xf_user_upgrade_log`

 

[ragtek]

Nice add-on idea

 

[Floris]

Well, I just actually made a little dirty .php file for my private dir that lists them, linking to the accounts, etc.
Just no idea really how to integrate that into admin.php somehow. But for my site this will do.

 

[Paul B]

Is there any logs/logging/stats for User Upgrades?

Account upgrades are logged in the ACP -> Users -> List Active Upgrades

These are just done in date order however.

 

[Floris]

Yes, but they do nothing but list the name, expiry date and type of update.
They don't list the paypal transaction details, paypal email/realname, etc.

 

[Mycologist]

For some reason people can purchase upgrades but they're never listed in the active area. I've had to manually add them to an upgraded group.

 

[Jake Bunce]

For some reason people can purchase upgrades but they're never listed in the active area. I've had to manually add them to an upgraded group.

Here are some things you can check:

1) Make sure your board URL is correct:

Admin CP -> Home -> Options -> Basic Board Information -> Board URL

2) Note that the paypal callbacks don't work if your forum is behind a htaccess login.

3) Login to your paypal account and make sure the payment in question is listed as completed.

 

[DSF]

2) Note that the paypal callbacks don't work if your forum is behind a htaccess login.

What do you mean?
Login for front- or backend?

 

[Jake Bunce]

What do you mean?
Login for front- or backend?

Htaccess login is when there is a popup box in your browser which forces you to login before you can do anything else.

 

[DSF]

Sorry, I have ask:
Is paypal unusable with the .htaccess for the front- or backend?

 

[Jake Bunce]

Sorry, I have ask:
Is paypal unusable with the .htaccess for the front- or backend?

Only the frontend. If your forum is behind a htaccess login then the callback for the payment cannot be sent back to the forum. The users can pay but your forum won't be notified so the user upgrades won't be applied.

 

[Paul B]

I presume you mean if admin.php is .htaccess protected.

In which case, no, that doesn't affect user upgrades.