[admin]

He will get another 30 day from day 14 (when he repurchase it).

If it is a membership where you expect the member to buy month after month then you should use a subscription type button. “Buy Now” type buttons are for one time purchase so it will only give you one time access for the duration of time from when you bought it.

[admin]

Those are coming from eStore which we haven’t done anything with so far.

1. Open the “wp_eStore1.php” file and find the following two lines of code:

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.external.lib.js',WP_ESTORE_LIB_URL.'/jquery.external.lib.js');

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.lightbox',WP_ESTORE_LIB_URL.'/jquery.lightbox-0.5.pack.js');

Once you find it remove these two lines of code.

2. Now add the following two lines of code inside the “wp_eStore_add_footer_code” function:

echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.WP_ESTORE_URL.'/lib/jquery.external.lib.js"></script>';

echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.WP_ESTORE_URL.'/lib/jquery.lightbox-0.5.pack.js"></script>';

[admin]

30 characters won’t push the price out of the shopping cart if you are placing the shopping cart on a normal WordPress page. If you are expecting big input from customers simply use the shopping cart on a “Checkout” page. Don’t show the full cart on the sidebar (You can use a compact cart on the sidebar).

[admin]

The Affiliate platform plugin won’t be able to do what you suggested.

[admin]

Looks good. I had to look for 2 seconds to find the compact shopping cart on the sidebar but thats probably because I didn’t spend some time to familiarize myself with the site (I just went there and clicked the buy button first).

[admin]

You should add your CSS in the custom CSS file of eMember (eMember_custom_style.css) so that in the future when you need to upgrade you can simply backup that one file and put it back after the upgrade.

Regarding the password reset page:

1) Go to the Pages/forms settings menu of eMember

2) Enter a value in the “Password Reset Page” field (the help text of this field will guide you)

3) Now refresh the page and check it out. (if you have caching plugin then empty the cache first)

[admin]

Okay updated the plugin for this feature.

1. Download a new build of the plugin from here:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request

2. Open the “eStore_advanced_configs.php” file and search for the following line of code:

define('WP_ESTORE_DISPLAY_TAX_INCLUSIVE_PRICE', '0');

Once you find it change it to the following which will tell the plugin to show tax inclusive price:

define('WP_ESTORE_DISPLAY_TAX_INCLUSIVE_PRICE', '1');

At the moment I have added this option for Fancy display 1 and 2 as they are the most popular. Later I will add this option for the rest of the fancy displays.

Let me know how it goes.

[admin]

Sandbox email addresses are simulated email addresses so real emails can’t be routed there. You can’t expect to receive a real email sent by the plugin in your sandbox email account. When you customer does live purchase they will receive the email as they will be using real email addresses.

[admin]

Thank you.. I see the issue now. I just updated the plugin so this customization can work. Please download a new build of the plugin from here:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request

Then use the new template from the “view” directory of this plugin and apply the changes specified above.

[admin]

Emails are getting sent by the plugin. Your server is not delivering them or it is going to junk mail. Please check this post:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/not-receiving-emails-even-though-the-plugin-sent-the-email

[admin]

Your existing members shouldn’t have to go through the member registration process again to become a member of a different membership level again. Since they are already a member you simply add this membership level to their existing profile (multiple membership feature allows you to assign multiple levels to one member profile).

You can also place a button on that page with the following shortcode to allow your existing member to add this membership level to their profile just by clicking it.

[wp_eMember_upgrade_membership_level_to level=7]

You can also keep the above button protected with section protection of eMember so only existing members can interact with this button.

[admin]

Nope, you need to put the “eMember_load_js” function outside the “load_library” function. Put part2 above the following line if that makes it easy for you to understand.

//Part 2 code goes here



function load_library(){

......

.....

[admin]

We didn’t get enough request for moneybookers so didn’t end up adding it to our payment gateway bundle:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-estore-and-payment-gateway-bundle

[admin]

Thank you.. I will correct this.

[admin]

Before I give you manual tweak for this I should tell you that there are good reasons for us to use the “wp_enqueue_script” function of WordPress to load some JavaScript fields (it is also recommended by WordPress). When you manually add JavaScript in the footer you lose the ability to use this “wp_enqueue_script” function which is why I didn’t want to give you this manual tweak first.

With that said, here is a manual tweak that you can apply to change the code around (A little bit of PHP coding knowledge is required).

Step 1. Open the “wp_eMember1.php” file and find the following block of code (you can find this code inside the “load_library” function of this file):

if(!is_admin()){

//Load on all front pages of the site

wp_enqueue_style('eMember.style',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/css/eMember_style.css');

wp_enqueue_style('eMember.style.custom',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/css/eMember_custom_style.css');

wp_enqueue_style('validationEngine.jquery',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/css/validationEngine.jquery.css');

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.validationEngine',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.validationEngine.js');

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.hint',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.hint.js');

wp_enqueue_script('ajaxupload',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/ajaxupload.js');

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.tools',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.tools.min.js');

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.libs',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.libs.js');

if(get_bloginfo('version')<'3.0'){

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.pagination',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.pagination-1.2.js');

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.confirm',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.confirm-1.2.js');

}

else {

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.pagination',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.pagination-2.0rc.js');

wp_enqueue_script('jquery.confirm',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.confirm-1.3.js');

}

}

Once you find it replace it with the following:

if(!is_admin()){

//Load on all front pages of the site

wp_enqueue_style('eMember.style',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/css/eMember_style.css');

wp_enqueue_style('eMember.style.custom',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/css/eMember_custom_style.css');

wp_enqueue_style('validationEngine.jquery',WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/css/validationEngine.jquery.css');

}

The above change will remove all the JavaScript file loading from the header.

Step 2. Now, we need to add the code to load the JavaScripts in the footer. Simply add the following code just below or above the “load_library” function in the “wp_eMember1.php” file which will do the job:

function eMember_load_js()

{

if(!is_admin())

{

echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.validationEngine.js"></script>';

echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.hint.js"></script>';

echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/ajaxupload.js"></script>';

echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.tools.min.js"></script>';

echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.libs.js"></script>';

echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.pagination-2.0rc.js"></script>';

echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="'.WP_EMEMBER_URL.'/js/jquery.confirm-1.3.js"></script>';

}

}

add_action('wp_footer', 'eMember_load_js');

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