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This is one of the main reasons why computers in a public place like Airports, Universities, Internet cafes and stuff have a system which automatically logs the user out every so many minutes and/or delete all browser cookies, passwords, history etc when they log out. There are some things that you can only do efficiently in the client side and this is one of those things. If you read up on how to setup computers to be used in a public place, you will find out the best practices and tools used in the industry.
Here is an example:
global $auth;
$username = $auth->getUserInfo('user_name');
echo "Username of the logged in member: ".$username;If you are looking to retrieve/get member’s details then these posts should help:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/pulling-member-info
Petreski’s answer should solve your issue. If it doesn’t then go through the following post (it has a full list of reason why a payment can be in a pending state):
Go through it and fix your PayPal account settings so payments get cleared and processed after a payment.
Some of those shortcodes were recently added so make sure you have a recent build of the plugin too. You can get an update from here:
Please check the fields under the “Additional Product Details” section of the product and there will be one field that lets you specify a Custom Button Image for the button. You can use that field to customize the button image.
Enable debug then do a test transaction and share the content of the debug file so I can see what is wrong. This post will help you understand the debug option:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do
You can modify them from the CSS file. 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_buttonThe following is another useful post on this topic:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/registration-form-buttons-css-customization
The video on this page will show you how the checkout works when using PayPal Payments Pro:
Yes, the old links will still drop the cookie and tracking will work fine as long as you haven’t deleted those pages.
The coupon code is a shopping cart functionality (You cannot use it for “Buy Now” type buttons).
This post will help you with the PayPal sandbox failures that you are having:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/paypal-sandbox-changes
IE doesn’t handle animated gif very well when submitting a form (It is a known bug with IE and they are suppose to address this in IE 10). However, I added a special workaround for IE to handle this in the plugin. If you get a new build of the plugin you should not see the loader/spinner image to freeze in IE. You can get a new build from here:
For a standard setup the IPN and PDT both should be on. If you do have PDF enabled please make sure that you have specified the correct PDT identity token in eStore settings.
If you want to replace it then you can just replace it with your homepage URL. eStore doesn’t require you to specify a particular IPN URL in your PayPal profile (as long as you have IPN enabled in your profile it should work fine).
This is happening due to a JavaScript coding error in a plugin called “WP Tune Up”. this link will lead you to that Javascript file :
http://www.autoblogadsense.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-tune-up/assets/js/wp-tune-up-script.js
All JQuery code in WordPress must be running in no conflict mode to ensure that it doesn’t affect other plugins. To be honest with you the code in this file is very poorly written… deactivate this plugin then read the following post:
