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Please share a link to the page where you are using it. What shortcode are you using to list your products?
Hi Gordon, eStore (or any other shopping cart) is for selling items directly from your website. Amazon has their own system for the products they sell from their site. They won’t allow you to do what you explained above.
When you click on an image the lightbox pops up. After that you click next or previous on the lightbox (nothing changes in the background).
If you sort by ID, you would probably get the same result as sorting by date. A separate date field usually doesn’t make sense for a product. The ability to sort by available quantity can be added. This for the manage products interface correct?
Hi, Making the font size larger for the checkout page/shopping cart should be easy to do. Can you share a link to your checkout page so I can take a look?
Autoresponders give you newsletter subscription form code. You can put that on the checkout page if you want to. Remember, you can use other things on the checkout page by adding it below or above the shopping cart shortcode on that page.
We have a shopping cart shortcode that shows the cart items with thumbnails. Please check the shortcodes list from our docuemntation. The extra shortcodes addon has that shortcode.
The issue is that PayPal doesn’t differentiate between digital or physical items when charging tax. Turn off the regional tax setup that you did in your PayPal account then try the following:
You can use the following option to charge tax only when your customer tells the cart that he/she is from a certain/selected area (for example: California).
1. Open the “eStore_advanced_configs.php” file find the following line of code:
define('WP_ESTORE_APPLY_TAX_FOR_CERTAIN_AREA', '0');2. Once you find it change it to something like the following:
define('WP_ESTORE_APPLY_TAX_FOR_CERTAIN_AREA', 'California residents check here');Save and update this file.
3. Go to eStore settings menu. Keep the “Enable tax calculation” checkbox unchecked but specify the tax rate you want to charge in the “Calculate Tax” field.
Now, there will be a checkbox in the shopping cart with the text you specified in step 2 of the above modification. When a customer checks that checkbox it will apply the sales tax (specified in step 3) to the shopping cart.
You can edit each product and apply a tax value of 0 for the products you don’t want to charge any tax and it won’t charge tax for those products.
I am working on adding a small new feature that should help with this situation. I should be able to give you an update tomorrow.
Hi, We have added a new feature in our plugin that will correct this image orientation issue on Mac. I have sent you an updated version for testing via email. After the update, go to the gallery menu and check the “Fix Image Orientation During Upload” field which should fix it.
You can specify that in the product configuration. Check the following post for more details:
Thank you for the explanation. I really have no idea what Shadowbox JS library does and its not something we integrate in eStore either. You (as a user) can do hacks and code tweaks but I can’t support that unfortunately.
What I can tell you is that, you don’t need another lightbox library to show the product images in lightbox. eStore comes with one by default and it works correctly (it will show the next images for the product is refers to only). So deactivate this shadowbox library and then go to eStore settings and enable the “Enable Lightbox effect on Images” option. Then check how the lightbox on the product images work.
Okay thats fine. The GET parameters on you site not working is something your hosting provider will need to fix on the server. First fix your IPN issue (at least then you will be able to start selling). The PDT stuff you can add after the IPN issue is fixed. So have you gone through the checklist I mentioned above and fixed the IPN issue?
@ChristianeWa, Please fill out the contact form on our site and I will give you a little addon for emember and WPML integration.
@domingosanna, You just need to enable UTF-8 character encoding in your PayPal account and you should be good after that. The following post will help you:
