PayPal Instant Payment Notification Warning

So I've just put the english site into a subfolder.

This will break the IPNs for any subscriptions purchased before the move to a subfolder. Their IPN URL is already stored at PayPal without the subfolder.

For the record I did ask you before moving the site into a subfolder, if that will affect my CBSubs current subscriptions, payments etc, in anyway.

Reference:
www.joomlapolis.com/forum/153-professional-member-support/244040-moving-cb-and-sbsubs-to-a-subdirectory

I was not aware you were using recurring subscriptions. All other subscriptions, payments, etc.. wouldn't be impacted by moving the site to a subfolder or different domain. I should've made that more clear in my reply, sorry for the misunderstanding.

The IPN URL will be something like the below.

That's exactly how the URLs coming within the PayPal warning notification look like.
Where do I find those URLs within CBsubs to know which ones to reroute?

So for example you could rewrite all URLs to your sites root beginning with /index.php?option=com_comprofiler and send them to your subfolder.

That sounds even better! You mean whatever URL begins with /index.php?option=com_comprofiler gets rerouted to the members/ subfolder?

I didn't know that was possible. That will save me time, because I so far I have have been redirecting the URLs from the PayPal warnings, one by one as they come. How can I do that?

Thanks,

No worries, I have learned a great deal from you!
I'm grateful

Cool, thanks!

Btw, is this topic solved ? Could you write your rewrite rule ? there are many examples of modrewrite rewrite-rules on the web, and even in the .htaccess example file of Joomla htaccess.txt in its main folder.

I didn't know that was possible. That will save me time, because I so far I have have been redirecting the URLs from the PayPal warnings, one by one as they come. How can I do that?

You'll need to create a mod_rewrite rule to do that. See the below documentation on how to create rewrite rules.

httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/rewrite/intro.html

This assumes you're on Apache. If using NGINX you'll need the below documentation.

www.nginx.com/blog/creating-nginx-rewrite-rules/