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Please enable the debug logging in emember plugin. Then do a test registration. The log file should show where the disconnect is.
You also have to understand the PayPal’s transaction architecture a little bit. The amounts are sent to paypal with particular parameters. PayPal supports the following parameters for example:
Item Amount
Item Shipping (there is only one shipping field in PayPal)
Item Tax (there is only one tax field in PayPal)
There is no other parameter to send to paypal for the payment processing. So yes, you can use the tax field to do this but the payment parameters that will get sent to paypal will see this as a tax. In your paypal account, when you view the transaction, paypal will show it as tax. In the IPN notification, Paypal will send that parameter as “tax”.
Basically, anything that is not “shipping” or “tax” need to go inside the “Item Amount” parameter.
Thats the problem. You can’t just generate a link in the admin functions then share it in the front-end of the site. That will NOT work for amazon s3. Nowhere in our documentation we say to do that. I don’t know why you are doing this.
Any front-end website download has to be handled via a shortcode. We have free encrypted download shortcode in estore that you can use. So the plugin can generate a link by communicating with Amazon S3 API and serve the download at that time.
You can use the following shortcode to embed an encrypted download for a product (1 is the product ID in this example):
[wp_eStore_download_now_button id=1]
There is also the following feature that maybe useful:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-download-now-via-text-link-addon-3888
Also, we have a squeeze form option that can be used:
That configuration looks fine. Since you are using Amazon S3 there is another issue to look at. The protected links of Amazon s3 will also have a limit on the link. You can’t have amazon s3 protected links to be open and unlimited. They need to be re-generated when they are being downloaded. If you are using the eStore’s download shortcode then it should be fine (because when the download button is clicked, it will re-generated the s3 link).
Let me check your download myself. Please post the URL of the page where I can go and interact with the free download button you created. Also, share the shortcode you are using to create that button so I can inspect it.
This looks to be a caching issue. I can see caching happening on this site. When you have caching and a visitor is seeing a cached page, the cart will not behave correctly since they are being served a cached page. A cached page is a static page (it is not showing the dynamically updated page with the updated cart’s content).
We only support the following two caching plugins:
Using the plugins with W3 Total Cache – https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-with-w3-total-cache-plugin
Using the plugins with WP Super Cache – https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-together-with-wp-super-cache-plugin
What kind of caching solution are you using? Is your hosting provider applying caching from their end?
A good way to control the flow for this is to use the following section protection feature:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/how-to-protect-a-section-of-a-post-or-page-88
You can hide the button and messaging using the “scope” parameter and control who sees what message and button.
For example: The following shows how a section will be visible to “non logged users”.
[emember_protected scope=”not_logged_in_users_only”]
//Whatever goes here is visible to non logged-in users
//You can put a message here
//Then put a payment button here
[/emember_protected]
This is not something PayPal supports. So you need to include that in the product price. In your product description you can mention that the admin fee is included in the price of the item.
Thank you. That compact cart has a max width of 240px at the moment. Normally that should be enough. The little extra padding of the theme is making it wrap to 2nd line when it has to use the word “items”. Please add the following custom css to your site and that should fix it:
.eStore_compact_cart4 {
max-width: 260px !important;
}You can add the custom CSS from the following interface of your site:
WP Dashboard -> Appearance -> Customizer -> Additional CSS
Subscription/recurring payment buttons can’t go to cart. They are just one button that a custom can click and it takes the customer to the subscription agreement page directly. Only “One time” payment buttons can be added to the cart.
If you are doing some “One time” payment buttons then you can use the “Buy Now” type buttons. It will then be similar to how the subscription buttons work (Click on a button and the next step is payment information page)
If this is handled using a subscription/recurring payment button, then they need to be sent to a different priced version. Maybe you can have two different landing pages for these two different membership levels. The landing page lets you explain on the landing page what it is and how they can upgrade. You can put the steps on the landing page before the button so the customer knows what to do and what to expect (before they interact with the button).
It looks like you have specified a limit in a particular product’s (Product ID 4) configuration? When you specify a limit in a product’s configuration, then for that product it will always have a limit (no matter how the link is generated).
Are you trying to specify a limit in a product configuration but somehow don’t want that product’s download link to have a time limit?
If you are using the latest version of WordPress and your server has something like 256 MB of PHP memory limit, our plugin should work fine. If you have a lot of large images then you want the PHP memory limit to be higher.
It is also worth doing the following theme test:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
