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Yeah, you can let them create a free membership first. Then request them to send you the bank check or wire transfer the money to your account. Once you receive the money, simply edit his/her member profile and update the membership level to the paid one.
Also, if you are using eStore then you can use the “Manual/Offline Checkout” option of eStore to let them signup for a membership account.
No, couldn’t finish this feature yet. However, I am very positive that I will have it done within 2 to 3 days time.
If someone clicks the update button without selecting a value that means he wants to use the one that is already selected (in this case the first variable will be selected). Your first variation should always be the default choice one.
The debug file is complaining that the file you specified does not exists:
Error on file_exists('/wp-content/uploads/filebase/holiday-seasons/Valentine_s-Day.mp3')What exact value do you have in the “Digital Product URL” field of this product?
It is impossible to download v7.4.3 now from the link I gave you above. You most likely had an older copy sitting in the folder that you downloaded to. If you download eMember plugin from that link you will get v7.6.x
I just went to your registration page and filled out the form to create and member account and everything worked fine for me.
I can login using the account I just created and I can see that my membership level is WSO. What am I missing?
If you are using a PayPal button (for membership payment) on an external page then you simply have to follow this same process of creating the PayPal button so you can connect it with eMember:
How to Use a Simple PayPal Payment Button to Accept Membership Payment
For #3 and #4, the process is the same. Have you done that?
Thanks, We recently added the “user details” shortcode so it may not be in the version that you are using. Please try load a new build of the plugin from here:
Here is the full documentation:
You could use a generic WordPress file uploader plugin (there are a few free ones). If you place this file uploader option in a protected page, it will ensure that only your members can upload files.
