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eStore doesn’t output add to cart and just price because we don’t know how you would want to style price. All you have to do is enter the price in the editor so you can style it however you like then place the shortcode for the add to cart button. For example:
Price: $15.00
[wp_eStore_add_to_cart id=1]This approach lets you format the price however you want it (make it bold, red, use different font etc).
Please load a fresh build of the plugin on your site and then send a link to your product page so I can check a few things:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/re-install-or-load-a-fresh-build-of-the-plugins
I looked into a bit then forgot about this. the main issue that I faced is that PayPal just sends the same IPN as the subscription cancellation one for when a payment fails. So the plugin can’t differentiate between these two events and just expires the account (to be on the safe side). Can you do the following for me?
Ask PayPal the following question…
Is there any way to determine the difference in the IPN for the following two events:
1) When a recurring charge failed (PayPal will be reattempt to charge the customer)
2) When a subscription is cancelled
At the moment it looks like both of these two events send a subscription cancelled IPN.
AWeber has more restrictions than GetResponse and MailChimp autoresponders (this is part of the reason why AWeber has the best email delivery numbers). You will need to do what “casstyson” suggested.
As long as the the Affiliate ID they choose when creating the account is the same as their eMember username they will automatically get logged in.
Okay in that case an account status can only be set to active if the plugin didn’t receive a recurring payment in time (meaning PayPal couldn’t charge the customers account) or the customer cancelled the subscription. You obviously don’t want to change their account status in either cases. Have you checked up your PayPal account to see if you received money from them for the last recurring period?
You maybe misunderstanding how CSS works. You don’t need to change anything in the plugin for you to override the CSS. Simply add your CSS in custom CSS file and it will override the other one (the custom CSS file is loaded after the main eStore CSS file so the custom one will take priority).
For example add the following to the custom CSS file to make the button width 300px and remove the opacity:
.eStore_buy_now_button {
width: 300px !important;
opacity:1 !important;
}When you upgrade the plugin simply take a backup of the custom CSS file and then re upload the file after the update. Let me know if that makes sense.
Either use a category or add a common string value (example: SPECIAL) to the item names of these products and use the following:
Item Name -> Contains -> SPECIALConditional coupons and fixed amount do not go well together. Use a percentage based coupon for that.
Yeah, this was added recently so get a new build from here to get this feature (eStore updates are free):
Yes, if you turn that option on it will automatically create an affiliate account each time a member signup (it will use the same credentials for the affiliate account). When they are logged into eMember they won’t have to separately log into the affiliate section.
The effectiveness really depends on the type of members you have and the niche that you are in. This feature was mainly requested by users who are running a membership site for internet marketers. So for that niche it really works well as the members are internet marketers and is more likely to have a website and promote the membership.
Okay we updated the plugin slightly to add a condition around the role update. It should only try to update role if the account status is active so for expired account it won’t touch the role values. Can you please get a new build of the plugin from here and update it:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
Let me know if you still see the same behavior after the update.
You also need to check your WordPress users menu and make sure none of the user is using that email address (I am guessing your admin account use that same email address). Go to the users menu from your WordPress dashboard and check it.
Remember, if you want to create WP users or use the existing WP users with eMember you can do that too. Check this documentation for it:
Are you using the standalone manual checkout option or have you embedded the manual checkout form on a WordPress page?
This usually happens when the email parser is not configured correctly. Please see the checklist on the second and the 3rd post from the following thread and it will help you see your mistake:
