Dean,

You need to confirm that he actually clicked the cancel button/link on the PayPal site and that it returned him to your website with no diversions on the way. This should have cancelled the enrollment. From his note he writes 'I cancelled'. Just need to check what he did.

There is an issue, (which I have tried hard to replicate, but have been unable to do), where the links sent to PayPal are malformed, such that it doesn't actually return to your site. The only way I have found of seeing that they are malformed in real life is by using the PayPal Sandbox and getting the complete url sent before you actually log on to the Sandbox. If you need more details, let me know.

Cheers
Roger

Dean,

Sorry, I'm afraid you have me completely lost. I don't understand why doing anything with a Spring event should affect a Summer event. No idea what the third event is, or why you could complete the 2nd event with the cancel button. Where did he get the 'no cancel feature available' message. On the evnt module or on PayPal?

Confused....

There is no feature that allows people to unenroll, unless they do not complete the paypal process as I described earlier, by clicking cancel on the PayPal site whilst they are going through the orginal payment process. After enrollment, whether confirmed or not, it must be done by the event administrator.

Roger

Hi Clint,

If you want to raise a new request, raise it against '** DNN Core Framework and Modules [ PUBLIC ] ** (DNNP)' and makes sure it includes Events in the title. Not very intuitive, but it works .

Cheers
Roger