Migration from AEC to Membership Pro

Hi Jeff

Unfortunately, there is no way to do it via SQL Query. You would have to write some PHP code to trigger onMembershipActive event to have it works. How many active subscribers you are having at the moment? And what version of Membership Pro you are using?

I can help with writing the code and guide you to run to trigger it

Regards,

Tuan

Membership Pro version 2.5.2
About 800 active members

Ok we could try it on staging 3 thank you.

"I can help with writing the code and guide you to run to trigger it"
I would appreciate this very much as I am sure the others in this thread would too.
Thank you

Tuan,
I just like to pop in for asking if there is any planing for improving the Coupon stuff?
We are actually all set to get rid of this AEC beast, but without the Coupons migration and the fields attached to it, we can't proceed.

Thanks for a short update on this matter.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TUAN!
All the best for you an keep the good work up!

Hi -

We've done the migration from AEC, and have a couple of questions:
1. Immediately after the migration, is it best to disable AEC?
2. If AEC is disabled, will recurring Paypal payments continue to be processed (if your AEC-to-OS plugin is installed)?
3. What about recurring payments from Authorize.net - can those be handled as well?

Thanks,
Neal

Hi Neal

1. To be safe, I think you should leave the two system running at the same time. AEC will be used to handle renewal for existing recurring subscriptions , while Membership Pro will handle new subscription from now on

2. Yes. PayPal recurring payment will work OK. You need to enable and publish the plugin AEC To OS Membership routing which we provided in migration script. Also, you need to replace the os_paypal.php file in components/com_osmembership/plugins folder with the os_paypal.php which we provided in the migration script

3. Unfortunately, Membership Pro could not handle recurring subscriptions which was subscribed via AEC use Authorize.net. At the moment, we can only handle recurring subscriptions in AEC uses PayPal payment plugin

Regards,

Tuan

Hi Tuan -

Thanks for the replies. We decided to process renewals manually as they come in, so disabled AEC for now.

The one problem we're seeing is that for new registrations, if they choose Paypal, it creates a record successfully in MembershipPro, but if they choose Authorize.net, it creates a user record in CommunityBuilder, but not MembershipPro, thus subscription data and recurring payment data is not saved in MembershipPro.

Everything seems to be setup identically for both Paypal and Authorize.net. Do you have any clues as to why this is happening and how to resolve it?

Thanks,
Neal

Hi Neal

That's strange. So you are saying that subscriber subscribe via Membership Pro use Authorize.net doesn't have a subscription record created in Membership Pro ? Do you receive payment for these subscriptions ? Do you see any error message?

Tuan

Tuan -

This might have been a configuration issue. We've gotten at least one charge to go through on Auth.net now. I'll let you know if still a problem.

Thanks,
Neal

Hello Tuan!

Is there any progress on the coupon migration which I brought up some 4 months ago?

Please don't forget about it, thanks!