dewfrost

Hi @thelmachido thank you for your reply. Yes I reported this to the plugin author first thing. Just thought it might be useful to mention the thing here, sort of for future reference 🙂

@azureconcept nope, never had such issues.

Solved it myself after fiddling about a little.

It was enough to change line 184 from

$field_data = xprofile_get_field_data( $field_id, $user->ID );

to

$field_data = xprofile_get_field_data( $field_id, $user->ID, 'comma' );

(The default for the third parameter is ‘array’.)

Now all fields are exported correctly.

Hope it helps!

Ciao @dot4all, ci sono novità per l’export in XML? I clienti iniziano ad andare in ansia 😉
Grazie

Hi @johndcoy,
we are not testing the plugin in a live site of course. What I am trying to do is check its features against the client’s requirements in order to help them decide whether to buy it.
I posted here because the plugin’s documentation is not very clear about the relationship between order status and payment collection, which might be due to the fact that it’s related to PayPal rather than Subscriptions itself. However, I haven’t found a way yet to control when the actual collection takes place, which is critical to the client’s sale model.

In short, the subscriptions should be accepted, but the payment should be collected at order completion — that is, when the goods are shipped out. Which is what happens with a fixed-price product and does not happen with a subscription product.