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Please read the following post so we are on the same page in terms of the membership level setup and the type of payment you are using:
For a new member registration, the subscription start date is set to the date he/she completes the registration (meaning the account creation is complete). In most cases all of this happens at the same time like the following:
– You buy a membership
– You get an email
– You complete the registration
– You then log into the site
Now, I am not sure why the recurring subscriptions will get expired before though. If you wanted to, you can modify your membership registration scenario to the 2nd one explained here (that will guarantee that the subscription start date will start on the date of payment):
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/a-typical-member-registration-flow-96
The easiest solution is to not use any theme or plugin that has coding error in it.
You see the error that you have? The first error will tell you the plugin/theme that it is coming from (look at the error path to get an idea). You can use that to track which plugin is starting the error. I will take a look inside the site. I have sent you an email.
Just to clarify… our lightbox plugin DOES NOT use any database table. So it does not make any SQL query what so ever. So I hope you understand that those excessive SQL queries are not coming from our plugin.
I don’t know much about your hosting provider but it is not normal for something like that to happen after a WordPress upgrade. Who is your provider and what sort of hosting package do you have?
What you basically want is a recent post widget that shows different posts list based on the user who is logged into the site. WordPress’s recent post widget doesn’t have a way to tell it to not list a post for certain members. So what you would need is to develop your own recent posts widget/shortcode that will show the posts list the way you want.
The information in the following documentation should be helpful for eMember side of things (so you can find out if a user is logged-in or from a particular level etc):
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/wp-emember-miscellaneous-tweaks-248
A user only ever need ONE account (free or paid) on the site.
The following statement is not correct (The checkout flow does not require a user to have a customer record… it just requires the user to be logged into the site):
when a user who has signed up for a free membership interacts with the store, they are forced to create a new account
You simply give the user an option to log in (this way existing users can log-in and continue the purchase rather than having to create a new account).
You can add a message like the following on the page where you get them to register:
If you already have a user account then then simply click here and log into the site.You can also put the login widget on that page too (or the login widget can be on the sidebar so existing users/members can log in easily).
Your PayPal account is not set to send IPN in UTF-8 formatting. Do the following to correct your PayPal account setup:
I think you protected the details page so only members can see it. Can you temporarily un-protect that page so I can take a look?
Did you do any of the following on this site?
1) Enabled the ajax option on add to cart button
or
2) Using the advanced variations UI addon?
If you are, then can you temporarily turn it off and then tell me if you see the cart behave differently after that?
The shopping cart widget title is already using the widget title specified in your theme. That testimonial widget you have is actually NOT using the correct widget title font style and color (it is using its own color). Add a few widgets to your sidebar (example: recent posts, comments etc) and you will see what I mean.
If you want that color to be the widget title color then simply update your theme’s CSS and customize the widget title color.
Alternatively, grab the following plugin:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-custom-css-plugin-6413
Then add the following custom CSS to it:
.widget-title{
color: #29c1e7;
}Some translation strings maybe missing for that addon. Can you give me a few examples of the translation strings from the details profile page that you couldn’t find in eMember’s language file?
You looks like you have modified this plugin’s code. I will reload a fresh copy and then go from there.
AWeber listnames should look like the followng:
nfwcustomers@aweberWhen you are testing it, make sure to test with an email that hasn’t been signed up already (AWeber won’t double signup the same email address to a list).
Lets say the ID of silver level is 3 and Gold is 4. Now you can try the following shortcode to list members from level 3 and 4 only:
[emember_extended_summary_list fields="user_name,first_name" levels="3,4"]Or add the following two shortcodes in that same page (one shortcode below another):
[emember_extended_summary_list fields="user_name,first_name" levels="3"]
[emember_extended_summary_list fields="user_name,first_name" levels="4"]We don’t have a search shortcode with filter options like you explained. If you tell me what filters you want I will investigate it and maybe add a shortcode for it. Category will be one filter and then price could be another… any other filter you have in mind?
First, please read the following post to understand how the registration system works in eMember:
Next, I am guessing you want to create different registration pages (with different forms that you built using form builder addon). Please take a look at the following documentation:
Is that what you want to do? Do you have a page where you used that particular registration form shortcode?
