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Did you fully copy and paste the new code that I gave in my recent post? To be more specific, does the return of the function uses the “currency-check-override” string (this bit is important)?
Share the URL of the site where you have the add to cart button so I can inspect the log file. It will help me see if that code is actually getting executed. If the “add_filter” call is not done early enough in the execution or if it is not visible then it won’t get executed.
What happens if you copy and paste that code in a plugin file? Put it in the “wp_eStore1.php” file of the eStore plugin.
No, it doesn’t have option to do email verification. It directly lets them register to that level (that you specify).
You could maybe use the manual membership approval feature if you wanted to screen the registrations.
The following content protection checklist should help you:
Let me know how you go after that.
The following addon should do the job:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/auto-downgrade-membership-account-addon-941
This is a theme issue. Your main body of the page is not centered correctly. You should do the following theme test which will help you see the issue:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
The shortcode output will show up exactly where your normal text would show up if you wrote some content in the page via the WP editor. So do the following exercise.
Edit that page and remove the eStore shortcode. Then write a paragraph in that page using some dummy text. So you can see how your theme’s layout is. It will help you adjust your theme’s CSS issue.
After you fix that issue with your theme’s body section not aligning to the center correctly, you can start to use the shortcode again.
If you want to center a shortcode then you can use the technique explained in the following post:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/center-simply-add-to-cart-button
Hi Nick, Do the following then you should be good:
Which tax option are you using? There are a few options so I need to know which one you are using before I can give you an answer.
The tax options are explained in the following documentation:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-tax-calculation-916
You can have as many free levels as you want. A free level is something that you give for free (meaning a user can signup to it WITHOUT having to pay for it).
You can use the following shortcode to offer as many of your levels as free as you want:
Don’t confuse that with the standard registration process. The standard registration process is designed for what most people do in their site.
Lets say you want to offer free access to your levels 2 and 5. You put the following two shortcodes on TWO NEWLY created pages:
[wp_eMember_registration_form_for level=2]
[wp_eMember_registration_form_for level=5]
Then, tell users to go to those pages and signup for free. Anyone who wants to signup to levels 2 or 5 should go to these new registration pages that you created (not the standard registration page that the plugin creates).
Have you created separated pages and put the above mentioned shortcode there? Does that not allow a user to register directly to that level for free (without paying)?
You MUST enter a valid product ID with a shortcode that requires one. If you don’t enter a valid product ID, it must produce the error so the user quickly knows what has happened and can correct it.
Otherwise, whatever you are thinking is wrong. If you elaborate your reasoning for wanting it, I will explain more.
There is a little mistake in my previous code. Please use the following one.
Lets also add a little debug log statement to that function so we can see if is getting executed correctly.
add_filter('eStore_before_checking_price_filter', 'my_custom_override');
function my_custom_override($msg) {
eStore_payment_debug('my_custom_override() - overriding the check.', true);
return "currency-check-override";
}Let me know how it goes after that.
We have the following option that allows you to give access to emember admin dashboard to other WP User roles so they can manage the membership side of things:
I am assuming you are referring to the site wide protection feature of emember:
The style and other aspect of that lockdown popup can be customized by editing the follwoing file of the plugin:
emember_lockdown_popup.php
You mostly likely have enabled the “Free Members Must Confirm Email Address” option in the plugin settings. Which is why the main registration shortcode is showing the fields according to your email confirmation settings.
The shortcode explained in the following documentation doesn’t care about anything else. It simply allows you to put a registration form for whatever level you specify in the shortcode:
You have to pick your membership level from the dropdown. You can pick any membership level you want when you are creating a member account manually. Remember, first you need to pick the level you want from the “membership level” dropdown.
I am pretty sure you are using the multiple membership level feature and you are ignoring the membership level from the dropdown. If you ignore that selection and go directly to the “Additional Membership Levels” then it won’t let you uncheck the primary level because you have it selected in the main level. Once you pick the correct level for the user in the “membership level” dropdown, you will be able to uncheck all the other levels from the additional level section (if you need).
