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Also, check the pages/forms settings menu in eMember. Make sure the login page’s URL is using the correct site’s URL there. And you should be using the FULL URL of the login page in that field. (don’t use relative URL unless you know what you are doing).
If you have transferred or migrated the data from one server to another (where the URL is different) then you need to go through the settings menu to update ALL URL values so it reflects the appropriate page URL.
If you have a small number of options then you could create separate eStore products for them also.
So you would create the following two eStore products:
The Plugin
The Plugin + Installation
Then put two buy now buttons on your landing page for them. Your customer can click the button they want to buy.
This functionality is available for WP eStore and WooCommerce.
You an get the woocommerce product specific commission addon here:
WP eMember doesn’t do anything with reviews. Membership plugin usually doesn’t handle what you have asked. WP eMember plugin is all about membership permission and controlling which member can see what content.
You will need to find a plugin that does that. There should be review handling plugins that allow you to do what you are after.
Yes, you should be able to do that with a CSS tweak. However, first make sure there is no pre-made display template that meets your requirement already:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/stylish-product-display-options-for-wp-estore-829
Do the following to hide the description area in the fancy7 display template.
1) Grab this plugin:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413
2) Add the following CSS tweak in there to hide the description:
.eStore_fancy7_description{
display: none;
}
Are the reviews like WP custom posts? Are you using a plugin to handle those reviews? Does that plugin offer an option so WP Users can edit their review?
I have replied to the email. Google did give me a warning on the email that you sent to me. So not sure if that has something to do with the email getting blocked.
I don’t fully remember what I did for you (I will need more info as to what customization was done for you). However, the following shortcode is DEFINITELY NOT going to work for what you explained:
[wp_affiliate_your_id]That one is a an standard shortcode in our plugin that shows the affiliate ID of the CURRENTLY logged-in affiliate. So if a user tries to view a page with that shortcode when logged into the system, it will produce that message and that is the CORRECT behavior.
A BETTER shortcode for you to use would be the following. It will show the affiliate ID (if any) for the referred visitor (who is viewing the page):
[wp_affiliate_referrer]You would need to reply to the email conversation we had for your customization. That email will have critical info in terms of what was actually done for you. I most likely developed a NEW shortcode for you which does something different (you may have forgotten about that other shortcode).
In addition to what @wzp said, are you using any caching plugin or is your hosting provider using caching on there end? Did you enable the ajax option by any chance? If you did, then disable that feature from the advanced settings and then test.
Yes, the HTTPS redirection code needs to be at the top of the htaccess file to be effective. By default the plugin should put it at the top.
Looks like you are all sorted now.
Facebook automatically picks an image from your landing page (the target page). So it won’t be the banner you specify. It will be one picked by Facebook from that page. Nothing we can do there unfortunately.
The affiliate referral will work fine when users click on the posted ad.
Here are the files that you should look into to modify:
For {slm_data}
Look in the following file:
software-license-manager/includes/slm-third-party-integration.php
Search for the following line in that file:
$license_data = “n” . __(‘Item Name: ‘, ‘slm’) . $retrieved_product->name . ” – ” . __(‘License Key: ‘, ‘slm’) . $slm_key;
For {product_specific_instructions}
Look in the following eStore plugin file:
eStore_post_payment_processing_helper.php
Search for the following line in there:
$product_specific_instructions .= “n” . $retrieved_product->item_spec_instruction;
We never close our forum topics (there will always be a reply to a valid question from our users). So nothing to worry there. Please note that it can take upto 24 hours for a reply though.
Nothing we can do in our plugin unfortunately. You can turn off that fancy login option as that is an optional feature of the plugin.
It has a newline character so the data is put on a new line (to make it more readable in the email). Are you referring to that newline character?
Or is there an space character also that I am not seeing?
