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Check the following shortcode’s description from the extra shortcodes addon. This one shortcode can be used to make any type of button (add to cart, buy now, subscription) for any of the templates (fancy1, fancy2, fancy3 etc):
[wp_eStore_fancy_display id=1 type=1 style=1]
That warning is most likely being generated due to the other error that you are seeing on this site. One error can prevent the plugin’s normal loading of files (the include files). That will subsequently trigger another warning.
So make sure to fix the main issue first then reset your error log file and monitor it to see if any new error or warning gets added to the log file.
The format of the date is most likely causing the issue. The date needs to be entered in the following PHP Format (as shown in the CSV file example):
YYYY-MM-DD
So for example: a valid date value is the following:
2021-01-31You can use the following option to specify a different button image to be used for the different products:
WP eStore – Customizing the buttons (changing the button images)
Also, the following feature could be useful for you to create your own text or button and then hook the URL to make it a buy now or add to cart type button:
eStore – How to Use a Text Link or URL to Accommodate the Purchase of a Product
It usually happens if the CSV file has information that isn’t lining up correctly (in terms of what the importer is expecting). Better to do a test run with the importer with only 2 or entries first. It’s a very simple importer so it can fail if columns has been changed in any way or they are not lined up perfectly:
Can you post the URL of your CSV file so I can take a look to see if I can spot anything?
We don’t have an option for this in our plugin. Have a look at the following feature to see if that can be re-purposed for your scenario:
So you could call that variation a “Handling Fee” or something like that. Worth trying that feature out I think.
It doesn’t look like the plugin is receiving the payment notification from PayPal.
Enable the debug logging feature and then do a test transaction. That should show where the disconnect is.
Make sure you have the IPN feature enabled in your PayPal account:
WP eStore doesn’t have any concept of users since it offers quick anonymous checkout. A customer purchase an item, he/she gets the digital download (or access to the page) right there and then. That’s the end of the transaction.
You can also use the following addon to create a page where your customers can go and re-download the items (at a later time) that they have purchased:
If you are thinking of creating a user account type setup then you will need a membership type setup. Are you using our WP eMember plugin?
Can you post the convertkit API call related log data from the debug file so I can take a look and see if I notice anything.
You entered the API details for the correct account (the account that you are checking)?
Go to the following settings of WP eStore:
WP eStore Settings -> Advanced SettingsThen uncheck the following checkbox:
Use WordPress TimezoneThat checkbox is unchecked by default. You may have enabled it in the past.
Please tell me what configuration you have set in your bulk quantity shipping addon’ settings. So I can see if there is any issue with the configuration.
The price need to be displayed by our plugin for it to show the updated price dynamically. At the moment you are showing the shortcode for ONLY the button. That can’t show the price since the purpose of that shortcode is not to show any price.
The fancy templates display the price. So you need to use one of those templates to get the behavior you are after.
For example: Use the following shortcode and you will see how the updated price is shown by our plugin since the template shows the price:
[wp_eStore_buy_now_fancy id=1]
There are a few templates that you can use. The following page has examples:
The following documentation has details of the available shortcodes:
