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Okay so your IPN is working fine which means the customer should be receiving emails after the purchase. Now, to get the links on the thank you page you need to setup PDT correctly (as of now your PDF setup is not correct). This document has a video tutorial which will help you correct the mistake:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-instant-digital-product-delivery-499
Looks like PayPal has done some changes to their sandbox environment which is breaking things. Use the $0.01 live transaction for your tests. I will need to see what changes they made so I can update the plugins accordingly.
1. “Do I need to add the $1 in the main section on the top when creating the product price?” – It doesn’t really matter what value you place in the “Price” field when you use a subscription payment as it takes the values from the “Subscription Section” of the product. Simply use “1.00” in the price field if you like.
2. “Can I trust that this will automatically charge the……” – Yes, if you click on that subscription button and land on the PayPal’s page you will see that PayPal tells you exactly what will be charged and when.
3. No, you don’t need to create a PayPal button. You just follow exactly what it says on the documentation here:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-add-a-subscription-button-for-recurring-payment-400
It seems like you haven’t read the “Setup Related” section from the documentation page (this is what you should read first thing after installing the product):
It will give you a good overview of what to expect after a user makes a membership payment.
No you don’t need to delete database or anything. I have sent you an email to get site access so I can check it out.
I don’t see that debug is enabled on your site. Can you set you site’s configuration to how you were testing it?
Alternatively, you can do a $0.01 live purchase and check it out (lot of the times things don’t work because something on your sandbox account is not setup correctly). Doing a live $0.01 purchase can help you identify if that is happening in your case. Be sure to keep debug enabled.
Can you please post the debug that I requested in an earlier post (this will help me see if the plugin is sending the email or not)?
The first thing you need to sort out is your permission groups. This will help you see how many membership levels you need.
From your posts I can see that you need one group which will have access to all the content. What other permission groups do you need based on your classes? How many classes do you have? Once we understand your the permission groups we will get a good idea of what sort of structure would be best.
This post will explain the download file folder security and how you can enhance the security:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/download-directory-protection
When the customer goes to your “Checkout page” you can call the following function and pass in the coupon code value from the session var which will apply the discount in the cart.
eStore_apply_discount($coupon_code)So before calling this function your code should check that the current page is the checkout page and that there is a coupon code saved in the session.
First of all… don’t be scared to delete the plugin (you won’t lose any settings or members data if you delete the plugin).
Delete any traces of the eMember plugin from your server. Simply log in via a FTP program (example: FileZilla) and browse to the plugins directory so you can get a good view of what plugin folders are there.
1. Download a fresh build of the plugin(s) from here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
2. Upload and activate this version of the plugin(s). The specific update instruction for the plugin in question can be accessed from here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/plugin-installation-and-upgrade-instructions
All the important transaction data (including the address) can be dynamically added to the “Sale Notification Email” that eStore sends after a product sale. For full list of available email tags check the documentation here:
Obviously these email tags can be used to make the email contain all the important details required to make it a receipt for your customers but additionally you can use some of those details to be emailed to you as a notification.
WP eStore can send the “Admin Sale Notification” email to multiple recipients. This option can used to notify an employee automatically after a sale who can do the grunt work.
This thread is for WP eStore plugin. You are having in issue with the PDF stamper so please post your issue in that forum category so it doesn’t get mixed.
With that said, Keep PDF encryption settings off for now (most likely you server is not able to handle this). Lets work on the first issue which is email not going out.
Please check the 2nd post from the following thread and do as it suggest:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/customer-not-receiving-email
They will have access to all the content that those levels permit. You can create a hub page that links to all the members only content (You will be able to protect the individual posts and pages so one a member with the correct level permission will be able to see it). More details here:
When WP eStore forwards the IPN it uses the EXACT SAME field names that PayPal uses (as far as DAP is concerned, it will look like the IPN is coming from PayPal). The same script that can parse the PayPal IPN will be able to parse the IPN sent by eStore. I don’t know much about DAP but there are a few eStore customers who are already using this.
