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Setup a specific cart page where the user will be redirected to after the “add to cart” action. That will address this:
The version of WordPresss that you are using is too old. It is no longer supported. You must upgrade WordPress first. After that things should start to work normally.
I will take a look at your setup to better understand the situation. I will send you an email for it.
If you get the syntax wrong then it will give that error. Start fresh and make small changes to the file and test every small change.
Manual checkout is different than a normal checkout like PayPal. Read the following page so you understand how manual checkout works and the different methods to set it up (based on your needs).
Are you trying to select between multiple pages from that popup window?
Enable the debug logging feature in the main plugin so you can see if the following text is output when you execute this “Send email to individual member” function:
Email Broadcast Addon - Send mail function executed successfuly. Value of mail_sent var : .......I will take a look at your site to check the setup. So I can see if the attachment is setup correctly.
The form builder addon needed an update to be in line with the recent changes we made to that feature of the main emember plugin. We have updated the form builder addon.
This should be working fine. Please download a new copy of the emember broadcast addon and use that.
The ARB is something we only have in the payment gateway bundle addon. Is that what you are using?
At the moment I only see the “Add to Cart” button shortcodes on your page. The buy now, add to cart, subscriptions all have different shortcodes so the correct shortcode needs to be used.
If you are using the gateway bundle addon, then my recommendation to you is to use the Stripe subscription. Stripe and PayPal is just far better than any other payment gateways out there. Consider using Stripe subscriptions or PayPal subscriptions as most of our plugins have a good solution with these payment gateways. If need some directions with setting up PayPal or stripe, let us know.
The database size is actually not an issue (unless your are running out of space on your database). The tables created by this addon is only used by the addon so the data just sits there. It won’t cause any issue in terms of front-end performance since it is not loaded on the front-end. This particular data is only loaded by the addon when you go to the stats menu.
No, a plugin’s shortcode can only work in the site where it is installed. You can put a link on the other website that sends the visitor to the registration page on your site.
The stats table needs to create multiple tables. The country one ALSO comes from the stats table (I have double checked the code of the stats addon). Bottom line is, you can’t have stats without a lot of data in various tables. Then the plugin connects those data to show the stats when you are viewing it. That’s how stats and analytics work in general. Please deactivate the emember stats addon and delete the DB tables.
Our plugin has a separate login process (we don’t use WP’s login). Our plugin doesn’t need the WP user entries. We prefer not to modify or add data to a core WordPress user’s database table. So WP eMember uses it’s own database table to store membership details. Most of our customers who create a membership site using our plugin prefer this clean approach where your core WordPress user database table doesn’t get cluttered.
We don’t have a hotwiring login system. We haven’t done that intentionally because we don’t want to have to worry about the security side of things of that hotwiring process. You may need to look at an alternative plugin which will be more suitable for the project that you are currently working on (different membership plugin’s work slightly differently).
