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No, they have to refer visitors to your site. That is how any affiliate system works. Think of Amazon for example. All the affiliates refer traffic to amazon then the sale actually happens on amazon’s site.
Looks like another plugin or theme is trying to hijack the loading of the individual photo details page. Can you please check the theme conflict test:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
This is a scenario that the plugin doesn’t cover unfortunately so I don’t really have any suggestion for an automated option for it.
If you have the “Allow Expired Account login” option enabled, then the inactive users will still be able to log in and renew. So I would like to check and confirm that this is working correctly on your site. Can you create a test account with an status of “inactive” and then try the login to see what the behavior is?
The following seems like an issue from Stripe’s side for this particular merchant account:
Stripe dashboard shows Zero Webhook attempts
If Stripe is not even sending the notification via the webhook then our plugin won’t receive it.
Are you maybe mixing it up with testmode vs livemode?
You need to select all the subscription related events to be sent for that hook. Our gateway bundle plugin will know what to do when it receives the event notification. So please edit that hook and include all the events for subscription.
I will need to understand the use case to reply correctly. However, the following feature maybe useful:
The test page you referenced is NOT a wordpress page. That is just a standard HTML page that you put in the folder. A WordPress plugin ONLY works within the WordPress environment. Please fully read the following page so you understand more about the WordPress platform in general:
You need to create a WordPress post or page then put the PayPal button in there.
No, thats not how any WordPress plugin works. You need to use the shortcode provided by the plugin for the button to work.
Your request is a little bit unusual also. Why would you want to put a button from there into the cart. That doesn’t really make any sense. The plugin has all the feature to offer a fully functional “add to cart”, “Buy now” or “subscription” type buttons.
The folloiwng video tutorial shows how the plugin works:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-quick-setup-and-usage-video-tutorial-593
Have you setup the webhooks in your Stripe account so our plugin can receive a notification when a cancellation happens?
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-payment-gateway-bundle-stripe-subscription-setup-2764
The plugin doesn’t auto-downgrade, when a subscription is cancelled, it will deactivate the account (based on the settings you have selected in the membership level).
There is no issue within the addon at the moment. This is a site specific issue. There is likely another plugin that is conflicting somewhere. Or maybe a caching related issue.
I would need to see the behavior myself to get an idea of what this could be (I have never seen this before myself).
Which page on your site has the PayPal button? I need to inspect the paypal button.
Also, did you click on an affiliate link before to to the page containing the paypal button (before making the payment)?
That is an effect of caching on your site. Those files are getting cached. Please contact your hosting provider and request them to fully empty the cache.
I used the following shortcode (the product ID is for my test site so that will not match with yours):
[wp_eStore_fancy_display id=”26″ type=”3″ style=”1″ gateway=”stripe_subsc”]
Try this shortcode again after you get a chance to update.
All the shortcodes that we want our users to know about are listed in our shortcodes documentation here:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
