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I am not fully clear as to what the issue is from your explanation. Did you check all these video tutorials?
Also, this documentation is a good read for content protection:
Make sure to go through this checklist:
The mail is sent using the WordPress’s mail function (wp_mail). It should send using UTF-8 by default. Whatever you type in the body field should get sent (so if it is typed in RTL the mail should be in RTL).
1. Enable debug from the settings menu of the affiliate plugin
2. Do an affiliate purchase test transaction with S2Member
3. Share the content of the debug file (wp_affiliate_debug.log)
You can use that section protection shortcode on a WordPress page or post. Here is an example:
[emember_protected member_id=1]You can put your gallery plugin’s shortcode here if there is one.
Whatever content goes here is only viewable by a member whos Member ID is 1.
Some more content here (Maybe an image or other stuff). All these are only visible to Member with ID 1
[/emember_protected]What version of eStore are you using?
Please do step 1 to 5 of the following post and then share the content of the “eStore_post_payment_debug.log” file:
I am not sure about this information (It just doesn’t sound right to me). Ask this guy to give you a link to the page where PayPal explains this limitation. The page that I can find for PayPal mass pay explanation doesn’t have this kind of limitation stated there:
https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=merchant/mass_pay
It could be that you need a business PayPal account to have access to mass pay (upgrading to a business account is free).
Anyway, we also added another option in the affiliate plugin which generates a CSV file (in addition to the PayPal mass pay file) with the details of each affiliate that you need to pay. It will include the bank account details and address so you can send money to your affiliates via a bank transfer or bank check. You can get a new build of the plugin from here:
Hi Evandro, For auto upgrade you simply set everything up in the “Auto Upgrade” tab of this plugin (it will automatically do the cron job for you).
This documentation will explain how to setup auto upgrade scheduling for drip feed:
If you know that the following script exists in this location but it is not loading then this is something your hosting provider has to fix first:
I just tested a checkout on your site and I was able to go to the PayPal site without any issue. So I am guessing you fixed this issue?
Yeah, This video tutorial should help:
If you have the “Automatically Log into Affiliate Account” feature checked then eMember will update the details on the affiliate plugin too (when a member updates his/her profile). This is only happening when you reset the password using eMember’s forgot password option right?
Turned out to be an issue with the server not being able to handle PDF file encryption as it is a CPU intensive operation (commonly seen on shared hosting with low CPU usage limit).
The license key is sent to you in the email where you received the download links. Please use the contact form on the site to get in touch with us and we will send you your key again.
The affiliate platform itself doesn’t have a feature like this. Affiliates expect to get commissions from the client that they send your way (its how the affiliate marketing works by default). You could use a very small number (example: 1 day) for your “Cookie Lifetime” value. This will make it so the affiliate commission will only be given if the customer was referred within the same day. If that same customer buys something the 2nd day it won’t generate any commission.
