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The browser doesn’t always give the actual referral site’s URL (for example if you open the link in a new window or directly enter the affiliate URL). In cases like that (when there is no information available regarding the referral site) the plugin simply uses the landing pages URL. This doesn’t have any bearing in the actual click being tracked or not (your clicks are still tracked).
You also need to check the stamping flag under the Addon Settings for product 8 too (this is the product you are actually buying)
I am not a 100% sure as to what you need but I think this video tutorial might help:
Nope, you can’t just list the items in the cart without any price details. If you are giving a product for free perhaps look into using a squeeze form or “Download Now” type buttons:
Yeah, you can use Google Checkout by adding the payment gateway bundle:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-estore-and-payment-gateway-bundle
Check the following function in the “eStore_misc_functions.php” file:
print_eStore_subscribe_button_formYou can also place the shopping cart on each of your gallery page and not use the “Automatic redirection to checkout page” option. This way when the customer adds a product to the cart they stay in the same page and can add more items to the cart or checkout by clicking the checkout button. eStore’s shopping cart is quite flexible so you don’t have to place it on a dedicated checkout page (You can place it anywhere you want).
There is no impact. That code is purely there to tell the users to follow this post which you have already done. If you update the affiliate plugin you won’t see that error anymore.
okay lets do the following:
1) First load fresh builds of eStore and the PDF stamper plugin:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/re-install-or-load-a-fresh-build-of-the-plugins
2) Create two eStore products for each of these PDF files. You can name the first product “Dates Book” and the 2nd product “FOCUS for Windows” (make sure the stamping checkbox is enabled)
3) Create a 3rd product named “Dates Book + FOCUS for Windows” and use the product IDs of the above two products (created in step2) separated by comma in the “Digital Product URL” field of this product (we are basically making a packaged product). Check the stamping flag for this product too.
4) Now, place a buy button for the product created in step 3 and do a test transaction with it.
You probably don’t need to make the user agree to the terms and conditions every time they log in. A more common practice is to make them agree to the terms and conditions when they register/sign up for the membership. Anyway, if you want to make members agree to terms and conditions before logging in you can probably just do the following:
1) Place your eMember login shortcode
2) Then place some text that reads like the following below the shortcode:
By logging in you agree to the terms and conditionsSo basically on your login page you place something like the following (you can make the terms and conditions keyword a link):
[wp_eMember_login]
By logging in you agree to the terms and conditionsThat would mean that you are not editing the correct file. Which language file are you editing and how are you editing it (using the WordPress plugin editor or a text editor in your PC)?
