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For moving data from one site to another, the best is to transfer the database form PHPMyAdmin. Please take a look at the following tutorial which will give you an introduction to the PHPMyAdmin too. You can use it to migrate all the database tables of your site to the new site so it is a perfect clone:
How to Easily Import or Export any of Your WordPress Database Table Content
Regarding the email, please run a test with the debug logging enabled:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do
I can see that you have IP addresses in the URL which means your domain is not setup live yet. On temporary URLs like that, PayPal may not be able to send the IPN notification. So you should wait to make your domain live then do the sale/transaction test.
Looks like the PayPal PDT verification process is failing on this site. Can you please ask your hosting provider if the cURL PHP module is installed correctly in your server?
okay so the email system is working fine since you got the emails (one from estore for the transaction and one from emember for the membership profile related update).
The following basically means that the plugin found an EXISTING member account for the transaction. So the plugin correctly applied the new purchase to that existing user profile:
Your account has been upgraded successfullySo this is a situation of bad testing. If you want to do testing of a NEW member account creation and registration then you need to create that condition accordingly (similar to what your new members will have).
For example: Make sure you don’t have any member profiles with the SAME email address that you are using to do the transaction. Delete any member profiles that you previously created in the previous test. Then you can do a NEW test. Also, make sure you are not logged into the site as a member when doing the transaction (for testing new user transaction).
Please read the following documentation which will be helpful for you:
In the debug log, do you see if it is executing the email sending code or not?
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do
Do you see a line that says something like “Email sent to …..”?
The screenshot doesn’t really help with this particular case since this will be caching or PHP session related. Have you asked your hosting provider to see if they are doing any caching on their end?
Also, you need to empty the cache (just disabling the cache plugin doesn’t stop serving existing cached pages for some cases).
Also, did you make sure that all your URL values entered in the settings of the plugin is “https” (if you are using SSL certificate). Some users log in from the non-https page then get sent to a “https” URL and that session will not transfer to the “https” version. So making sure everything is properly using the “https” version will also be helpful.
Looks like a PHP Session or a caching issue on your site. Can you post the URL of the page where I can go and see this in action (so I can inspect it)?
Just to confirm, is it for the following addon?
Normally that shouldn’t trigger any notification from estore. You would only get a notification from PayPal for it. Unless that user’s subscription was due and PayPal’s charge failed until the funding was fixed by the user.
Is this a monthly subscription? Do you have the debug logging option enabled for eStore plugin by any chance?
This is handled by the validation engine library that we use for the JS validation on that form. This can’t be customized.
Is there a cached page being served on the mobile device? What do you see where the info is meant to be displayed? Do you have other details that you are showing on the same page (and those are showing fine)?
You can still have the access to the different levels expire based on their expiry settings and starting date. If they have access to at least one level, they account status will still be “active”. But if a certain level within that account doesn’t have access then the content for that level will be hidden from them. You can manually edit accounts and set the main/primary level for a profile (if you want to).
The best way to do the modification is to use a filter to override the output. So you can customize the output from a separate plugin. But that does required you to have some WordPress plugin development knowledge.
In this case, the style comes from the extra shortcodes addon. So you can go ahead and modify that addon. Updating the core WP eStore plugin won’t interfere with that.
In the extra shortcodes plugin, look at the following file:
shortcode_include.php
The function that outputs the fancy 13 is the following (so you would modify code inside that function):
show_wp_eStore_fancy13()
The number of times is controlled by the encrypted download link’s validity. So for this product, you can set the download count to 10. Every click on that encrypted link (the link they receive after the purchase) gives them access to that page. You can adjust that encrypted link’s click count and expiry setup by editing that particular product.
The subscription will add the membership level to an existing profile (the same way an add to cart checkout would). So that should work fine with multiple membership levels per user feature.
Yeah just protect the page using the normal page protection (instead of the section protection).
However, if you want to sell PPV content without users having to create an account then that one has nothing to do with emember. That one can be achieve using the following feature of eStore (it does rely on shortcode):
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/using-wordpress-permalinks-as-digital-products-apr-1217
