How to post expiration date for member?

Alex,

That is so perfect. Thanks!

The only adjustment I had to make was removing the % from the %F %d, %Y part. (The output was %January %20, %2012)

Thanks for that.

-Josh

With this code, I presume I put it into member.php, how do I call the command on member_main.html template?

I presume as I am having issues with the header.php as in my other post, that is why this isn't working? Unless you can post the code I would use to display this in member.html template?

Many Thanks

Heres How I Did It

This will post the expiration dates right next to the active product links, just style class="amemberExpire" span to make it look good.

This code only uses smarty syntax no need for {php} tags.

The important code is:

{foreach from=$smarty.session._amember_subscriptions item=g}
{if $p.product_id == $g.product_id}
<span class="amemberExpire">Expires {$g.expire_date|date_format:"%m/%d/%Y"}</span>
{/if}
{/foreach}

you can place this anywhere within the {foreach from=$member_products item=p} {/foreach} tags in member_main.html. I add it right after the product title link.

HERES MY COMPLETE member_main.html:

<!-- display links to protected areas for customer -->
<div id="amemberActiveProducts">
{if $smarty.session._amember_products}{* Customer have active subscriptions, display it if config allows *}
<h3>Active Products</h3>
<ul>
{foreach from=$member_products item=p}
<li>
{if $p.url gt "" }
<a href="{$p.url}">{$p.title}</a>
{foreach from=$smarty.session._amember_subscriptions item=g}
{if $p.product_id == $g.product_id}
<span class="amemberExpire">Expires {$g.expire_date|date_format:"%m/%d/%Y"}</span>
{/if}
{/foreach}
{else}
<b>{$p.title}</b>
{/if}
</li>
{foreach from=$p.add_urls item=t key=url}
<li><a href="{$url}">{$t}</a></li>
{/foreach}
{/foreach}
</ul>

{else}{* Customer doesn't have any active subscriptions *}
<h3>#_TPL_MEMBER_NO_SUBSCR#</h3>
#_TPL_MEMBER_USE|<i>|</i>#<br />
#_TPL_MEMBER_ORDER_SUBSCR#<br />
{/if}
<ul>
{foreach from=$left_member_links item=t key=u}
<li> <a href="{$u|escape}">{$t}</a></li>
{/foreach}
</ul>
<!-- end of display links to protected areas for customer -->


</div>
<div id="amemberUseful">
<h3>#_TPL_MEMBER_USEFUL_LINKS#</h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="{$config.root_url}/logout.php">#_TPL_MEMBER_LOGOUT#</a></li>
<li><a href="{$config.root_url}/profile.php">#_TPL_MEMBER_CH_PSWD#</a></li>
{foreach from=$member_links item=t key=u}
<li><a href="{$u|escape}">{$t}</a></li>
{/foreach}
</ul>
</div>
<div style="clear:both"></div>

I'm using

Code:

foreach($_SESSION[_amember_subscriptions] as $p){
    if((in_array($p[product_id], array(1,2,3))) && ($expire_date <$p['expire_date'])) $expire_date = $p['expire_date'];
} 
print "Your membership is set to expire on ".date("%F %d, %Y", strtotime($expire_date))." which is ".round((strtotime($expire_date) - time()) / (24*3600))." days";  

But for some reason its always returning

Code:

Your membership is set to expire on January 01, 1970 which is -15224 days

So it'd be like this

Code:

foreach($_SESSION[_amember_subscriptions] as $p){
    if((in_array($p[product_id], array(1,2,3))) && ($expire_date <$p['expire_dat'])) $expire_date = $p['expire_dat'];
} 
print "Your membership is set to expire on ".date("F d, Y", strtotime($expire_date))." which is ".round((strtotime($expire_date) - time()) / (24*3600))." days";

But that still gave the same result.

Alex,

I implemented the above code. However, it is announcing expiration for the current active payment... it does not take into account the already paid "future" payments. How do I get this code to acknowledge that future payments have already been made and extend the expire message to show this true expiration date.

Thanks!

kcarey