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That’s how the shopping cart works by default. Simply place the eStore’s shopping cart shortcode on the pages you like (your product pages). Now, your customer will only see the cart on your product pages and they can keep adding items until they are ready to checkout.

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All the images placed by eStore has “rel=lightbox” attached to it. So whatever lightbox plugin you are using needs to look for that rel attribute. I don’t know of any way to get shadowbox working with eStore’s images.

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You instruct your customer to use a reference when they send you the money. A reference can be the customer’s name or email or even the transaction ID.

You will see that when you pay bill companies give you a reference number so that when you make the payment and include that reference number the company knows that the payment came from you.

eStore has a settings field called “Directions for the Customer” for manual checkout. You can specify what steps you want your customers to take when making the payment in that field (this is added to the email that gets sent to the customer).

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There is a cronjob but you won’t be able to see it as it is created withing WordPress. Every night it checks for all accounts that are about to expire and it sends the email according to the settings in the “Expiry Email” section.

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The integration documentation explains what flow of events you can expect from the eStore and WishList integration (check the “WP eStore and WishList integration scenerio” link):

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-estore-and-wishlist-plugin-integration-448

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There should be only one email (containing the details of all the items) that goes out to your customers. Are you saying that you get a separate email for each product in the shopping cart?

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When the shopping cart is empty, the grey shopping cart image links to your “Products/Store Page”. The default behavior of a link is the hand cursor (just like any other links on your site).

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Log into PHPMyAdmin and browse to the “wp_eStore_tbl” table. If you click on the table structure link it will give you details about the table. Look for the word “Collation” and see what value you have for that. In order to be able to hold UTF-8 characters the collation needs to be “utf8_general_ci”.

At install time the plugin will tell WordPress to create the tables with UTF-8 formatting but you may have specified WordPress to use a different collation for the database.

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They are two different shortcodes and meant to present the shopping cart slightly differently (that is why the other one is called “fancy1”). The fancy1 does not show the shopping cart icon in the title.

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When using the PDF stamper, the PDF file need to be hosted on this same server as the plugin. PDF Stamper needs to modify the file in order to stamp it and the plugin can only modify files that reside in the same server. I don’t know of any issues with ec2 instance.

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Yes, the affiliate will get credit for all sales from that customer.

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To customize the login and register buttons of eMember, simply customize the following CSS class in the “wp-eMember/css/eMember_style.css” file or add your own CSS in the custom css file to override it:

.eMember_button

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Please use the contact form to post any sales inquiries.

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I have plans to add a “Save Cart” function which might come in handy as your customers will be able to add items to the cart and then save it but I don’t know what to do with the “playlist name” part.

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