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That will need to be handled as a custom job:
No, this number comes from the payment gateway. You can use that number to search for the transaction in PayPal for example.
You need to upgrade to the newer version of Classipress. The integration requires the newer payments module which is available in the new version of Classipress.
The directives in the .htaccess file is likely incorrect (because some of the directives used in that file are server specific so changing the server could make those fail). It is best to refresh that by disabling that feature, then delete the .htaccess and .htpasswd files. Re-activate the feature.
No, you don’t need to do the thank you page tracking shortcode when you are using the following:
Please enable the debug logging option in the affiliate plugin. Then do an affiliate referred test transaction so we can see if the plugin is receiving the sale notification after payment.
Which version of Classipress are you using?
Looks like that member’s account “expired”. So that user couldn’t log in as a member. I have sent more details in the email.
So the checklist number 1 explained in the following post is the issue:
Having them unchecked means no access will be given to anyone. That field has a quick way to turn off all access (if you ever needed to quickly turn off access to everything while keeping their protection settings in place).
Please edit the membership levels and “Check” all those options in the “Access To” field.
There are to be two parts to it from what you explained. There is the protecting of categories, then there is the auto upgrades. Is the category protection not working or is the auto upgrade not working? If you log in as a member (a test member account) who belongs to the correct membership level, can that user see the protected content he is suppose to see?
The following page should help you with manual extension of membership (re-activate from expired to active status):
If you have some emember users who do not have WP user accounts, please use the following feature:
WP eMember -> Admin Functions -> Create WP account for eMember users
That should create corresponding wp users for those accounts. Since you are using the WP user integration, make sure to read the following documentation:
Manually set the user password from the admin interface of the plugin for a member. Do a login test after that.
What is the actual affiliate link that you are clicking? Please share the affiliate link that you are testing with.
Do you see the member record when you go to the “Members” menu of WP eMember plugin? How are the users being registered? From the registration page that the emember plugin creates?
We only support the latest version of WordPress and the jQuery library that is included with the latest version of WordPress.
