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I have read where others have used the following:
[wp_eStore_subscribe_fancy id=4]
[wp_eStore_subscribe_fancy id=5]
[wp_eStore_subscribe_fancy id=6]
If I try to put multiple subscriptions on one page, then click a Submit button, ALL of the subscription blocks show the error message to accept terms and conditions. Likewise, if only ONE terms and conditions checkbox is checked, any of the subscriptions can be submitted.
What is the trick to loading multiple subsriptions on a single page?
The subscription terms and conditions checkbox is a global settings. If the user has checked one “I agree the terms” checkbox then it assumes the user agrees with your terms and lets him subscribe.
I’ve pulled out the terms-and-conditions to one checkbox on the page (see http://server.wmpnj.com:99/wp/hosting) with three subscription buttons. I’ve used a large button for styling and a document.form.submit(). The JavaScript is there and gets called (alert messages show it’s being called), but when I get to PayPal, it tells me “The link you have used to enter the PayPal system is invalid”. If I go back to a single button — there’s no difference between that HTML and the above page other than the document.formN.submit() (1-3 forms). I would love for this to work as the alternative (3 checkboxes that act as one) isn’t very user friendly. What is ReadForm1(this, 3) doing? Is there a better way than document.form1.submit()?
Thanks,
Bill
Got it working. I had a typo in one of the values I had entered through the interface and then copied.
Bill