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Please do this for the eStore plugin and it should resolve this issue:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/re-install-or-load-a-fresh-build-of-the-plugins
To remove the affiliate logout link, open the “affiliate_platform_affiliate_view.php” file and search for the following line:
$output .= '<li><a href="'.$url.$separator.'wp_affiliate_view=logout">'.AFF_NAV_LOGOUT.'</a></li>';Once you find it just remove that line and it will get rid of the logout link from the affiliate view (option 2).
Your theme’s CSS is not coded properly to fit the bullet points for list items in the widget area (most well coded themes use a different style for the sidebar widget lists so it fits in nicely in the widget). You can switch to the default WordPress theme to test out what I am saying.
I still don’t see anything when I got your website but do the following:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/re-install-or-load-a-fresh-build-of-the-plugins
Then go to the eMember’s pages/forms settings menu and find the “Password Reset Page” field. Do what is says in the help text of that field. Let me know how you go after that.
Please post a link to your site (it is one of the points in this post)
From your explanation this doesn’t look like a direct PHP file permission issue as they are getting executed. I am pretty sure the PHP scripts on your server is not running as root so it can’t write to the debug file(s). This can happen when your hosting provider is using a PHP handler (DSO, CGI, suPHP, FastCGI) which runs PHP script as “nobody” user (this is bad for security).
Temporarily change the permission of the log files (the log files has a .log extension) to 777 (only the log files) and it should be able to write to the file. Go through this checklist again after you change the file permission of the log files:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/what-to-do-if-the-debug-file-is-empty
Once you are done troubleshooting issues you can change the file permissions of the log files back to 644
Does this member (whose account is inactive) belong to multiple membership levels? If he does then what are the level expiry conditions for all the levels involved?
It doesn’t look like your database table is getting created. Did you receive an error when you activated the plugin? Did you just install the plugin for the first time or did you do an upgrade?
Glad to see you figured it out… yeah its a good idea to check the shortcode in HTML view of the editor to make sure nothing else (invisible characters) got added there.
global $auth;
$email = $auth->getUserInfo('email');
echo "Email address of the logged in member: ".$email;This is considered weird behavior so lets do this first for the eMember and the Affiliate Plugin:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/re-install-or-load-a-fresh-build-of-the-plugins
After the update if you still see that behavior then please create a test member and affiliate account and send me the login URL so I can observe the behavior.
Zero (0) in the “Recurring Billing Count” field counts as empty too so it will work fine. One of the easiest way you can verify if the subscription product will charge what you expect it to charge is to place an eStore subscription button on a test page then click on the button which will bring you to the PayPal checkout page and PayPal will tell you exactly what PayPal is going to charge (the “Terms” field will explain it). For example: it will say something like the following for a subscription that will continue to recur.
$39.97 USD for each 30 daysThe affiliate ID goes in the URL so there are more restrictions on what characters can be used in that field. This is to make sure that there will never be a case of malformed URL.
When you use the “Automatically Create Affiliate Account” option eMember will make sure that a user creates a username that is suitable for both eMember and the affiliate ID field. Since you are trying to do this in middle you are having this issue but we knew that when we implemented this feature.
