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It will work for existing subscriptions. It will show the status of the payment as “recurring payment” so you will be able to identify it easily.
We have added the old style shortocde in the extra shortcodes addon. So your existing shortcodes will start working after you install the extra shortcodes addon.
Download a new copy of the extra shortcodes addon and use it (if you already have this addon installed, delete the one there then download and install the new one):
Enable the following option so the recurring charges are also captured in the customers menu:
WP eStore settings -> Advanced Settings -> Capture Recurring Payment Sales DataWhen PayPal charges a recurring fee, it sends an email so our plugin doesn’t deal with any further email for this. So our plugin doesn’t have any option for that.
We can perhaps do a custom development job for your site to create a solution according to your requirement. If you are interested, use the following option:
Email delivery can be affected by many factors external to the plugin. Please check the following post which which has good information on the whole email issue and things that you should check:
Mass editing for that kind of condition will require a new script. Instead, maybe we can introduce that old style shortcode in the Extra Shortcodes addon. Let me know if you are still waiting to do the shortcode replacement or not. If you can wait a couple of days, we can give you an updated copy of the extra shortcodes addon with the old style shortcode.
On the side note: it’s probably a good idea to use the category option since you have a lot of products. Once you put a bunch of products into a category, you can list all of them from a particular category on a page using a shortcode.
If you are not familiar with using the PHPMyAdmin tool then you can use the following plugin to do a search and replace of the shortcode in your entire site’s database:
You were using the old style shortcodes. WordPress deprecated that style of shortcode so we had to make changes accordingly.
The following shortcode documentation has list of all the shortcodes:
Edit your product page and update the shortcode and then it should be fine after that.
You can use search and replace in your database to make this process quicker (if you have a lot of different pages where you use the shortcodes). The PHPMyAdmin tool can be used to search and replace text in your WordPress database.
For example, you can search for the following:
[wp_eStore:product_id:1244:end]Then replace that with the following:
[wp_eStore_buy_now_button id=1244]You can also try the following.
Create a specific cart checkout page then you can exclude that “cart/checkout” page from caching:
Page caching is something that will always cause an issue when you need to show things dynamically to your visitors. If you are showing a cached page (that is not updated after the action he took on the site), then you are serving stale data to that visitor. So the behavior will be unexpected like you explained. It’s not something we can address within our plugin universally. It generally needs to be managed with how you setup your site and the caching solution being used on the site.
Yes, that will cause that. Ask them if they have a “Rejected Cookies” type option like the WP Super cache or W3 Total Cache plugin.
Then that option can be used to make it compatible.
This is more of a functionality for a polling type plugin. It’s definitely not something we can add to our WP eStore plugin since the whole polling functionality is a big plugin just by itself.
Seems like a caching issue. One of the visitors most likely saw a cached page (which will have incorrect/stale values).
Is there any caching plugin or feature being used on this site? Is your hosting provider doing caching on their end?
Also, do the following for estore:
Do you see any JavaScript errors on the admin interface of your site? That could be preventing the validator from doing the validation correctly.
Use this info to check for JavaScript errors:
Also, load a fresh copy of the emember plugin just to make sure:
Then empty your browser cache so the JavaScript files are forced to be reloaded. Edit a profile after that to see if there is any difference.
Basically, they just say to redirect to another page that is not AMP. So you won’t be able to use the terms and conditions feature with the buy now button (because that terms feature require jQuery code to be run on the page).
Use the add to cart button on the AMP page. (the add to cart button will add the item to the cart). You can then use the following option in eStore which will redirect to the cart page that isn’t an AMP page.
The cart will have the terms and conditions checkbox.
Looks like some JavaScript code is not getting output on the page. I will need to investigate this more. Which AMP plugin are you using on your site and with what configuration? Some configuration outputs minimal stuff so it misses the Javascript code. Also, I would like to look at what you got from Gravity forms so I can get some clues.
Please do the following test and do a new transaction to see if the IPN process can complete (without any interference from another plugin on this site):
Do you have any firewall or restrictions added to this site via .htaccess file?
