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If 5 transaction is all your hosting account handling at the same time it shouldn’t have any issue at all. Feel free to do the simultaneous testing with a bunch of friends. I am pretty sure it will pass. If you have shell access to your server then you can easily log into your server using SSH and then use the UNIX “top” command which will show the CPU and memory usage of your machine so you can monitor it.
Now, the problem I see is somewhere else. if you think that the site you are creating is going to make say for example 5 sales every 10 minutes then that means you will be getting at least around 10,000 traffic per day. There is no way a shared hosting will support that kind of traffic (this is one of those finer details that they don’t tell you when you sign up). They will block/throttle your account if you start to go over 500 traffic per day (the number varies based on the provider but you get the idea). Now, doing heavy server processing on that level of traffic volume is a whole different story.
eStore is sending the payment to the correct email address (info@pixifishfilms.com) fine. Check the following parameter in the debug file that you shared above (it tells you which account the money was sent to):
receiver_email=Info%40pixifishfilms.comThe money got deposited in the above email address but that doesn’t mean that PayPal will use this address in the receipt that it sends to the Buyer. This comes from what you configure as your support email address in PayPal for your Business details. Your PayPal profile is configured to show the lightbox one in the receipt which is what it’s doing. You most likely didn’t update your support email address which is still pointing to the old address! PayPal is using this address when it sends the receipt to your buyer. Go to your PayPal profile and make sure you have no trace of your old email address.
Yes, eMember can register members even if you do not have the anyone can register option checked in the core WordPress settings. If you want to create corresponding WordPress users for your members then this documentation will help:
WP eStore is mainly used for handling digital items so we don’t have a robust order tracking system. We have plans to add an order tracking feature in eStore which will do most of the things you requested (won’t need the help of eMember for this).
1. What version of the plugins are you using?
2. What values have you entered in the “Subscription” section of this product?
3. Post a link to the page where you have this subscription button.
This is harder to do with eStore as it has a lot more features which adds complexity. eStore has a secondary currency display option that you can use to display the equivalent price of a product in a 2nd currency of your choice. The equivalent prices are shown in the fancy product displays.
There is a setup step missing somewhere which we will be able to identify once you give us more info. First of all, what are you using to create the payment button? Plain PayPal button, Clickbank, eStore?
You can add a “Transaction/Order ID” field in the form. Every purchase will have a unique transaction ID attached to it (After the sale the customer will know this transaction ID for this purchase). This will stop people from being able to fill in the form twice (you will know if the provided transaction ID has already been used or not).
Yeah, its in the “eStore_misc_functions.php” file (inside the “show_product_fancy_style2” function).
Please edit the product in question and double check the additional thumb field to make sure it is empty. Then post a link to the page where you have this product. Also share the shortcode that you are using.
The funds need to be cleared before eStore will deliver the products (otherwise the buyer can reverse the fund as soon as they get the links before you get a chance to accept the fund manually). You can’t run an online shop where you have to go and accept the money every time someone makes a payment. eStore is meant to run in an automated fashion while protecting you from scammers. Contact PayPal and tell them what you have to do so that funds get cleared after a payment (this is how all proper merchant’s PayPal account is configured).
You can put a minimum cart checkout amount restriction in the following section of eStore settings:
WP eStore settings -> Shopping Cart Specific Settings -> Enable Checkout Amount Limitations
Once you set an amount there, customers who do not go over that amount won’t be able to checkout.
You will have to choose one currency as the payment currency (this is the currency your customers will make payment). There is an option to show a secondary currency (for conversion purpose) to your customers so they know how much it will cost in that currency. To enable this feature check the “Secondary Currency Settings” section of eStore settings.
