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Okay you haven’t done everything the video tutorial says. Where is the shopping cart? You need to place the shortcode that shows the shopping cart containing the items you added in the cart. This shopping cart will also have a place where you customers can add coupons.
Then you create a coupon from the “Coupons” menu of the eStore plugin. You will be able to specify how many times this coupon can be used (in your case it will be 10). When you give those coupons out to your customers only the first 10 of them will get the discount.
You must have a copy of the old version lying around in the plugins directory or you are not using the latest build of eStore. What is the version number of eStore that you are using currently?
Which option are you using? Just the option in the product by checking the “Collect Customer Input”? Please post a link to the page where you have the product in question.
Okay I will investigate this further on your site. I have sent you an email to get site access so I can checkout the settings and other things.
Its definitely not coming from the affiliate plugin itself. Can you share a screenshot of with the error so I can try to guess where it might be coming from (could be a combination of another plugin conflict)?
You need to find out what “rel” that plugin use. eStore plugin uses the following “rel” value on the product thumbnails:
lightboxOnce you find that out you can customize the plugins code to use that “rel” value on the image so the other plugin can pick it up.
You had two version of the same plugin (one old one new)… most likely double uploaded without deleting the old one. I corrected it now.
If you ask us more specific questions we will be able to give you more specific guideline.
First do exactly what the 2nd video on this page tells you to do. Once you have one that post a link to your sales page so I can go and see what you have done and we can go from there:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-quick-setup-and-usage-video-tutorial-593
You need to upload the members with their status being “active”. Delete these members and correct your CSV file then do another bulk upload. This video tutorial should come in handy:
The actual page with the payment button needs to be in WordPress (this way the affiliate plugin can hook into things). A WordPress plugin cannot control anything on a stand alone HTML page.
The standard HTTP protocol is not designed to send a message to the server when you close the browser. So eMember has no way of knowing for sure that a user truly closed the browser. This type of measure is best to implement on the client side. So the user can change his/her browser’s preference to wipe everything when the browser is closed (most advanced browsers have options to do this). This way when someone starts the browser next time it will be a clean slate.
PDF stamper has an API that any shopping cart can use to integrate it:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wp-pdf-stamper/third-3rd-party-integration-guide-10
You can add Payment Payments Pro (the PayPal service that lets your customer do on site checkout) to eStore using the Payment Gateway Bundle plugin if needed:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wp-payment-gateway-bundle-plugin
Linking to your other post on this same topic:
You don’t need to create a new membership level unless you want to.
