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@@ -265,15 +265,18 @@ elseif ($gatewayClass->isPayment() || $gatewayClass->isSubscription())
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emailAdmins('paid_subscription_new', $replacements, $notify_users);
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}
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}
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+// Maybe they're cancelling. Some subscriptions may require actively doing something, but PayPal doesn't, for example.
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+elseif ($gatewayClass->isCancellation())
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+{
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+ if (method_exists($gatewayClass, 'performCancel'))
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+ $gatewayClass->performCancel($subscription_id, $member_id, $subscription_info);
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+}
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else
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{
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// Some other "valid" transaction such as:
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//
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- // subscr_cancel: This IPN response (txn_type) is sent only when the subscriber cancels his/her
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- // current subscription or the merchant cancels the subscribers subscription. In this event according
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- // to Paypal rules the subscr_eot (End of Term) IPN response is NEVER sent, and it is up to you to
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- // keep the subscription of the subscriber active for remaining days of subscription should they cancel
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- // their subscription in the middle of the subscription period.
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+ // subscr_eot: End of term - sent when a subscription ends at a given term date. Normally should not occur because either
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+ // a paid sub is a one-off payment, or it's recurring without a fixed term.
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//
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// subscr_signup: This IPN response (txn_type) is sent only the first time the user signs up for a subscription.
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// It then does not fire in any event later. This response is received somewhere before or after the first payment of
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Peter Spicer