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September 27, 2018 at 10:33 am

Hi there,

Not really, but it shouldn’t be an unstyled page either.

When you cancel the payment in PayPal your not canceling the registration, you’re canceling a payment so it should link you back to your payment options in EE.

Whilst I like the customizations you’ve made to the default steps, there are details missing from your page, for example, the e_reg_url_link hidden field is empty on your site – http://take.ms/8IcSV

That value is required for the payment options as it links the request to your session, PayPal Express doesn’t have that value so it links you back your site by then EE doesn’t know what to load for you.

How have you customized the registration steps?

October 4, 2018 at 9:52 am

You can send them to the Cancel Registration page by adding this code snippet:

add_filter(
    'FHEE__EEG_Paypal_Express__set_redirection_info__arguments',
    'my_custom_paypal_express_cancel_url',
    10,
    2
);
function my_custom_paypal_express_cancel_url(
    $token_request_dtls,
    $object
) {
    $token_request_dtls['CANCELURL'] = get_permalink(
        EE_Registry::instance()->CFG->core->cancel_page_id
    );
    return $token_request_dtls;
}

You add the above to your custom functions plugin.

Please note though, the Cancel registration page actually cancels their registration session and it does not cancel anything that’s been recorded to the database. Which means if they still want to register, they’ll have to start over, but their original registration will persist to the database. So with that scenario you’ll potentially end up with some duplicate registrations.

Also please note that in order for any of this to work you’ll need to restore the e_reg_url_link hidden field like Tony mentioned.