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It won’t be easy to do what you are after just with some CSS changes.
Added a new option to show the original item price (before discount) side by side of the discounted price. The original amount will be crossed out giving it a *discounted* effect.
Get a new build of the plugin from here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
After the update open the “eStore_advanced_configs.php” file and find the following line of code:
define('WP_ESTORE_DISPLAY_ORIGINAL_ITEM_PRICE_BEFORE_COUPON', '0')Once you find it change it to the following:
define('WP_ESTORE_DISPLAY_ORIGINAL_ITEM_PRICE_BEFORE_COUPON', '1')@Oren, What you said is not possible. By default WP eStore has an “index.php” field that should prevent anyone from being able to go to your eStore folder and download anything. Also, you can’t download executable php files just by entering the URL of that file (try it yourself and you will know what I am talking about).
The notes field is there already (your customers will be able to add a note while they checkout on PayPal. They can click on “Add a note” link on the review your payment page (the page that has the “Pay Now” button) and add some notes (a purchase number in your case). All you have to do is make your customers aware that they can do it (you can have an instruction page that explains this).
It means the integration is still missing a step or two (you need to do exactly what the documentation says). This post will help you figure out what is missing:
WP eStore – Troubleshooting Autoresponder Signup Not Working
These will also be helpful:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/aweber-integration
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/cant-get-aweber-working
Please post a link to the page where you have the button. Have you specified a different PayPal email address for the product in question?
We don’t plan to add anymore tiers to the affiliate plugin. PayPal and some of the big guys consider tier affiliate model to be spammy network marketing. We don’t want to target that section of the market at this stage.
Looks like you you are using one “Buy” button with product 1 (for the download) and another one with product 8 (for the pay per view). Nothing wrong with that but just because you put them side by side and did some CSS tweak to make it look like it’s part of the same product doesn’t mean they share the same “Digital Variation”. You need to specify the digital variation for each product for the “buy” button to work correctly and link to the selected variation. When I check the “Digital Variation” field of product 1, I see nothing there which is why the plugin is not giving the content for the selected variation.
These two functions are different (they output slightly different stuff).
There is one “empty cart message” that comes from the following settings option of the eStore plugin:
Text or Image to Show When the Cart is EmptyThank you. I still can’t see how you are using fancy4 and fancy9 shortcodes on that page (I can’t see any trace of fancy4 display there). The variation box is suppose to be just above the “buy” button but it’s not there. I have sent you an email (the email you used to register in this forum) to get more details so I can check it out.
This is actually intended behavior. We distribute the discount amount among the items in the cart for security reasons. In the post payment verification stage the plugin checks the value of each individual item against their corresponding prices in the database to detect fraudulent payment notification. Without going too much into details… this approach makes it to where an expert hacker can’t send a Genuine IPN with a low total price amount (claiming it to be a discounted total price).
I can potentially add a feature that will allow you to show the original item amount beside the discounted item amount. The original item amount can be slashed out which will give it the effect of discounted price.
The collect customer input field that we talking about is for entering some details for that particular product (not the whole order). PayPal by default provides an option whereby your customer can add a note for the whole checkout. This link will explain more:
You can find some more tips on collecting customer input during checkout on this post:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/collecting-customer-input-with-wp-estore-plugin
Also, WP eStore will issue a Unique Transaction ID (Order number) for each order which can help you uniquely identify all the items purchased via that particular transaction. You don’t need to do anything special for it. You can find out the transaction ID/order number of a transaction in the manage customers menu.
The following post should be helpful for you:
You can custom code your menu so that logged in members see different menu than the users who are not logged in. The following post will explain how you can find out if a member is logged in or not or what their membership level is so you can create conditional statements:
You can now place your menu inside the condition so it is only visible when the condition you specify is met.
