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Post the URL of the page where you have the buy now button so I can inspect it. You may have JavaScript errors on your site (coming form other plugins) which is preventing our plugin’s JavaScript from working. Once you post the URL of the page and how to reproduce the issue, I will understand the situation better.
The following resources maybe helpful for you:
PayPal won’t allow you to do a transaction of $0.0. So you will need to bypass that.
The following should be helpful:
The other alternative is to use our Stripe payments plugin:
That plugin has an addon for handling stripe subscription payment. It has integration with our WP eMember plugin:
Will you be able to give me steps that I can do on your site to reproduce this?
Enable the debug option in the emember plugin to see if there is any clue there. It can be helpful in trying to identify patterns in terms what causes that specific outcome.
When I click the add to cart button, I don’t see any cart. Where is your shopping cart?
The issue you explained is most likely a theme issue. Do the following test:
Do you have someone else who has been setting up the plugin or the site for you?
We did receive a reply to our email that we sent. If it wasn’t you then who sent it?
Is the registration being done from the standard registration form of our plugin or did you import those users?
I already saw the issue on your site. This is an issue external to the plugin. Please do what I said so I can check more and try to find more clues as to what you need to fix.
Don’t use HTML in the actual checkbox option label. Instead, use the HTML code in the “Description” area of the checkbox field.
See the following screenshot that show an example of how you can create a simple “terms and conditions” checkbox for the registration form:
Could be an approval issue with a feature within your PayPal account. Did you enter the correct and approved PayPal email address in the settings? Entering an incorrect PayPal email address can cause a “generic” error like that one.
Try loading a fresh new copy of the eStore plugin to make sure:
Next try to create a test page with just a “Buy Now” type button to see if that simple transaction works or not:
How to Use Buy Now buttons Using the WordPress eStore Shopping Cart Plugin
Post the URL of the buy now button’s page so I can inspect the HTML code of that button and see if all the parameters
The following is a good read for this topic also:
Just to clarify, you are not talking about the following addon correct?
WP eStore Addon – Collect Customer Input in the Shopping Cart
Here is a CSS tweak that you can use to make the text color “grey” on the custom input field. You can add this CSS tweak to the “Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS” interface:
.eStore_collect_input { color: grey !important; }The main issue is really a theme related issue. You can do the following test to verify:
The following should be helpful:
Here is another useful tutorial for this:
Create a WordPress Admin User for A WordPress Site via MySQL (PHPMyAdmin)
