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1. Yes
2. No, if you fill in an email address in a product then use a buy now or subscription type button (this email address is only for buy now and subscription type buttons) then the full money will go to that PayPal account. Revenue sharing doesn’t split the payment and make two payments to two different PayPal account. The money goes to one account (usually the site owner). The affiliate plugin keeps track of how much you owe your product owners which you pay when you like or vice versa.
3. Yes, you can use a value of 100%. If you put a revenue sharing of 100% then you don’t even need it, simply put the email address of the product owner in and use a buy now type button so when a customer makes a purchase the owner gets the full amount.
You didn’t answer the following two questions that I asked earlier:
What version of eMember are you using? Have you recently upgraded your eMember plugin?
Update: We now have an addon that you can use to customize the manual checkout form fields:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-manual-checkout-form-builder-addon-3119
The following posts have discussions on modifying some aspect of the manual checkout form which should give you ideas as to which file to modify:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/customize-manual-page
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/make-more-fields-required-in-manual-purchase-form
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-to-modify-contactform-of-manual-checkout
If the eMember plugin is installed and the user who is checking out is logged into eMember then the manual checkout will automatically populate the form with his details. Depending on which version of eStore you have… you might need to get a more recent version of eStore for this feature though.
Once you fix your JavaScript conflict it will automatically work:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/lightbox-for-images
You still have the following line of code coming from another plugin or customization you did:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4/jquery.min.js"></script>The above line is including a very old version of JQuery whereas WordPress already included a more latest version of the JQuery library on that page.
If you want to use multiple different “Thank You” page for different products then you will need to use the “Buy Now” type buttons.
eStore lets you configure product specific “Thank You” page in the “Buy Now and Subscription Button” specific section of a product.
Okay got to the bottom of this issue. Please download a new build (v7.5.6) of the plugin and it should work fine. Keep debug enabled as suggested by Peter in case you face trouble.
You have got multiple copies and different versions of the JQuery library being added on your site.
Just by looking at your code it looks like the 2nd and older version of JQuery library is being added by the following plugin or code:
AWeber Web Form Generator 3.0Full details of this issue is explained here:
The additional images will work for both fancy1 and fancy2 (you need to fix your JavaScript conflict first so the lightbox can work).
You mentioned that you were testing with sandbox (meaning the purchase buttons you created is for sandbox) but you didn’t tell the plugin to do sandbox validation so it is doing a live validation which is failing.
Please make sure you have the following option set to true in the “wp-pdf-stamper/api/ipn_customization_config.php” file for sandbox testing:
//Sandbox mode is off
$sandbox = false;To test with sandbox buttons, change the above code to the following:
$sandbox = true;We take note of it in our feature request document when a customer request a feature and we don’t have it.
Each comment can be protected separately in eMember if you wanted to. So, say for example, you have 20 comments and 10 of them are protected for silver level, 5 of them are protected for gold level and the rest 5 are unprotected. eMember shows each comment separately with its own protection so that this kind of granularity can be achieved. This is why you see a box for each comment.
We are looking into adding an option so that when you have the “Protect Comments separately” option unchecked it will just have one box since you are not using individual comment protection.
You can also use the following shortcode to allow your customers to download there products:
[wp_eStore_download_link_sender]Check the extra eStore shortcode for more details:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
“I am assuming you would use a stand alone database with this as well.” – This is upto you (depends on your need).
We do have a license management plugin in the works but it can only be used to license WordPress plugins and themes at the moment (we don’t have the resources to support that plugin just yet).
We are looking to add a simple serial key selling feature to eStore. It will be a basic one so it may not suit everyone’s need. Basically, you will be able to place your serial keys/license keys in a text file then eStore will retrieve one key at a time when a customer makes a purchase and add it in the email.
Thank you.. I see what you want. You can make a membership level for each month so when someone purchase the membership they have access to that month and the future ones only. It also depends on how granular you want to go.. if you want to make it too granular then it will involve a lot of work.
In general the easiest way to handle this would be to use the category protection.
Here is a rough guideline… When a new month starts, do the following:
– Create a category for this new month
– Put all the article of this month into this category
– Create a new membership level for this month
– Protect the category of this month under this new membership (you can give access to all the older membership levels to this new category so that older members have access to new content too).
– Place buy button for the current month’s membership so new users only have access to current month and future month’s content. They can also buy older content by purchasing the older membership levels if you want to allow it.
– Every year or so you can consolidate your older month’s membership level content and put them all under a yearly category.
