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When I go to your test page I can add the product to the shopping cart and checkout without any issue so I am guessing you fixed the PHP issue on your server.
There is nothing for you to do when your server’s PHP session is not configured correctly. It is your hosting provider’s duty to give you a server that is properly configured. Simply tell them that the PHP Session is not working on your server and they should be able to address the issue. This post can come in handy:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/php-session-not-working-correctly
Please read the upgrade documentation and it will answer your question
You won’t lose any data that is already configured in the plugin.
From reading your last post it looks like the problem you describe is different than the original issue of this tread? Have you fixed the issue that gave you an error when trying to update the settings?
Also, when you share a link give the link to the exact page where you are having an issue (just giving me an URL of your home page doesn’t help me see anything).
With that said, from your last post it seems like the issue you are currently facing is related to shortcode nesting (placing one shortcode inside another shortcode). These two posts should help:
eMember – Shortcode Inside Another Shortcode (Shortcode Nesting) Not Filtering
This does look like a database column out of sync type issue. Usually this happens when you update the plugin without following the update instruction. This can also happen if you change database related code in the plugin without properly changing the table structure.
Please do the following to fix this:
1. Deactivate and delete the currently installed version of the plugin(s).
2. Download a fresh build of the plugin(s) from here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
3. Update the plugin following the appropriate update instruction for the plugin in question:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/plugin-installation-and-upgrade-instructions
I tested the registration process on your site with captcha enabled without any issue. I have done this testing on IE, Firefox and Chrome without any issue.
I am pretty sure this was a case of your server not being able to communicate to the reCAPTCHA server in order to validate the captcha at that time so your user saw that error. In order for reCAPTCH to work the captch library needs to be able to connect to the Google’s captcha server and complete the verification process and the error you mentioned does look like what you get when that connect fails. Check to make sure your server doesn’t have any firewals that is blocking outgoing connection to the reCAPTCHA server.
I can add the save cart as mentioned earlier and also add the ability to do multiple saves (so each cart save can act as a play list) but I don’t know what to do for actually playing the file in the cart. I just don’t see this being implemented correctly. The shopping cart’s job is not really to play the songs… I feel that this should be handled outside the cart. For example, create a system that allows your users to create playlist with the songs and be able to play them and stuff. When they want to buy songs they will be able to click a button or link next to the list and add the item to the cart and checkout. This is how most music stores implement a solution like this.
It was most likely being cached… now that you are seeing the updated file it is working as expected.
Just to verify.. you have the following value in the “Password Reset Page” field of eMember?
http://www.andyogden.co.uk/password-reset/
… and You have the fancy login option turned off?
You have right click disabled on your site (your are probably trying to protect something) so I didn’t want to brute force my way into viewing your HTML source and verify what is getting outputted.
You have a mistake in the code… the
transaction_idparameter name needs to be changed totxn_id. So it should be like the following:$prepared_data = "?secret=".$secret."&ap_id=".$referrer."&sale_amt=".$sale_amt."&txn_id=".$transaction_id;You are also not checking for the unique transaction ID in the database before calling the commission awarding API. The affiliate plugin has a built in integration option that can work with PayPal PDT and will take care of the issue… any reason why you are not using that build in option?
Anyway, I have also made a slight change in the API so it does the check for you before adding the commission (this will prevent duplicates). Please get a new build of the plugin from here and update it:
A new build is ready for you. Please get it from here:
Okay looking at what your client is asking you to do I must tell you that these tweaks will require you to be a good PHP coder. We can tell you which file to modify so you can change whatever you like but without understanding PHP very well you won’t get far. If it was just a matter of changing one or two lines here and there we would tell you exactly what to do but the changes you want, require lots of code changes and this is not covered by our standard support agreement (we can help you troubleshoot any issues where the product does not work as advertised).
An easier workaround would be to use an image with the desired text in it. Then it is just a matter of replacing the original image with the modified one. This way you are not modifying any code (just changing the image).
You didn’t update the file correctly. When I view the JavaScript from your site I don’t see that you made modifications as explained in the other forum post. I am talking about this file:
http://fiddlerstudios.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/lib/eStore_read_form.js
Please share the content of the “ipn_handle_debug.log” file from your debug run. This post will help you setup debug option if you don’t know how to:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do
