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You most likely have the “Use Strict PayPal Email Address Checking” option checked in eStore settings but didn’t read the help text which explains what that option does.
Yes, you can activate it on a site by site basis but your PHP session is not configured correctly to handle that. The following error means your PHP session is failing to write to the temporary file which only your hosting provider can fix.
Warning: Unknown: open(/tmp/sess_fe2f470be0d6a60897a9ff0fdadd5f93, O_RDWR) failed: Permission denied (13) in Unknown on line 0
It appears to me that you are using a NextGen gallery but didn’t follow the integration instruction? Have you followed the NextGen gallery integration documentation? from the documentation site?
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-documentation
Just to make sure. The original PDF file URL works fine in chrome? Have you tested that? If the original file URL doesn’t work in Chrome then eStore’s one won’t work either.
Chrome has it’s own PDF converter which it tries to use to display the PDF file in the browser (depending on your file size and your server speed it can take some time for Chrome to convert the file and render it in the browser). More details on this topic here:
Can you please add the following line of code at the bottom of the “wp_eMember1.php” file:
add_filter('widget_text', 'do_shortcode');Let me know how it goes after that.
What versions of the plugins were you using before you upgraded them? What version of WordPress are you using?
Turns out that you had an incorrect URL in the “Destination Directory of Stamped Files” field. Not sure why you modified this field. When you modify a URL value manually it is always a good idea to check and make sure the the value you are entering is correct. I reset the settings to default and now it is working fine.
Yes, you control this using the “Cookie Lifetime” value in the settings. Please read the documentation and the help text for this field which will explain more.
You can add a “min-width” property to your text fields and specify the minimum width. For example you have the following CSS in your theme:
.custom .format_text input {
width: auto;
}Changing the above code to the following should do the job:
.custom .format_text input {
width: auto;
min-width: 30px;
}Alternatively, you can modify the code of the input fields to have a size of 3 or above.
Please use the contact form on our site. You can mention this forum post and tell us what custom modification you are interested in so we can give you a quote.
Can you please do the theme testing explained in the following post?
This will tell us if you have broken HTML code on that page (it is usually the most common cause for elements to not render correctly).
You should be able to use the shortcode in your widget. What version of eMember do you have? What version of WordPress are you using?
