Right now the declined/expired card cannot be updated directly in dap but we will add support for this in dap soon.
What payment gateway/processor do you use?

As far as promoting items without showing what they already bought is concerned, we will be updating dap shortcodes to allow you to do that (show content when a user does not have access to a given product(s) ) . It will be part of upcoming dap release (dap 4.3).

I’m looking to add a couple of elements to my membership site. I need a little direction and if anyone else has experience with this – your help is greatly appreciated too.

Scenario #1: Declined/Expired Credit Cards. Right now, I have no way to go through all the declined and expired credit cards. When you have a membership site of 10,000 people, there are too many to go through daily. So I need a way to display that information in the backoffice and get the customer to update his payment information.

—> Ideas: I was thinking there had to be a way to show a post/page if they weren’t a member or add them to a membership if they stopped.. and then remove them if they added again. Not sure.

Scenario #2: I’m leaving money on the table. With 10,000 members – is there a way to cross-sell and promote other items in the backoffice without showing them what they already bought?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks!
Jeff

The path to php is incorrect.

Remove all the dap cron settings you have in the webhsot cpanel and instead use this cron command:

/usr/bin/php /home/angusm/public_html/amacoachingschool.org/dap/dap-cron.php

Set it up to run once every hour.

Setting up the dap cron job takes just a few minutes if the host provides a good interface. Most webhosts have a good cpanel interface to setup cron. Infact setting up cron is included in the DAP free installation. But the free installation is only for hosts that provide easy-to-use CPanel interface to setup cron.

If your host requires a different method to setup cron, then you can consult them and maybe have them help you setup the cron command.

The hosting service is hub.org, and they use a more techy-style (bare-bones) interface, which is over my head, but I am learning how to do stuff with it.

I’m using hub.org because they work closely with Semiologic Pro, who provides the plug-in platform I use with WordPress.

Unless you think there is a better alternative to Semiologic Pro, I’m okay with learning how to use the interface at hub.org, unless you think I’m wasting a lot of time and brain power in doing so.

The owner at hub.org is extremely helpful, and just does most of the stuff people need set up himself. And he does it FAST!

Thanks,
DSL

Looks like the path to php on your host is NOT /usr/local/php5/bin/php.

Try this path – /usr/bin/php. See if that works.