Bug: Immediate EOT via Payflow API

[jaswrks]

Under some conditions, the EOT behavior in s2Member Pro will immediately terminate access whenever a customer's subscription naturally expires. Recent versions of the Payflow system set the status to EXPIRED, and this is currently handled as an immediate EOT instead of as a delayed EOT that is subject to date calculations to determine the correct date on which a customer should lose access; i.e., based on what they have already paid for.

Referencing: https://github.com/websharks/s2member-pro/blob/150722/s2member-pro/includes/classes/gateways/paypal/paypal-payflow-poll.inc.php#L90

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Next Actions

• The expired status should be treated as if it were a cancellation instead.

[jaswrks]

Short-Term Fix

• Download this updated file.

• Upload that file, allowing it to override your existing copy of:

  s2member-pro/includes/classes/gateways/paypal/paypal-payflow-poll.inc.php

[jaswrks]

Next Release Changelog:

• (s2Member Pro) PayPal Bug Fix: Under some conditions, the EOT behavior in s2Member Pro (when integrated with PayPal Pro) would immediately terminate access whenever a customer's subscription naturally expires. Recent versions of the Payflow system set the status to EXPIRED, and this was handled as an immediate EOT instead of as a delayed EOT that is subject to date calculations to determine the correct date on which a customer should lose access; i.e., based on what they have already paid for. Fixed in this release. See also: this GitHub issue if you'd like additional details.

[jaswrks]

A customer confirms this fix resolves the problem for them.
Referencing private/internal ticket: https://websharks.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/10594