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I don’t think the database will have an issue since this new ID is also unique.
We don’t allow the product ID to be changed in eStore. No one ever tried this and hence I don’t have any confirmed data to back this up unfortunately.
WP eMember uses one registration form which is capable of detecting which membership level a user is permitted to signup for. As an example, if a user pays for the “Gold” level then after the payment it will only let this user signup for the gold membership level. If a user directly goes to the registration page without paying then it will only let this user signup for a free membership.
Make sure you have read the “Registration Flow” documentation:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/a-typical-member-registration-flow-96
with that said, you can place a registration form for a particular membership level if you really want to. The following documentation will help (check the “Backdoor Entrance” section)
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/wp-emember-miscellaneous-tweaks-248
Does the answer to your other post help?
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/product-subscription
The most obvious thing to look for would be your server’s PHP Memory limit. The shortcodes in a post needs to be processed which takes up some memory and CPU power. If you are on the borderline of your allocated PHP memory then WordPress will run out of memory while processing that page and won’t be able to finish it. I would check your PHP membery limit on this server (your hosting provider will be able to help with this). Try increasing that limit in the server config.
Introduce a delay (cooling period) before you pay your affiliates. For example, the June’s affiliate payment will be paid on the 30th of July (not the 1st of July)… July’s affiliate payment will be paid on the 30th of August and so on.
Affiliate Payout option B or C will allow you to do that.
The other option is to just pay them whenever you want to and even if a refund takes place after paying the affiliates, it will put their commission into negative. This makes it to where they can’t get another payout until they make another sale to cover that. So when you look at the data beyond one month it all gets adjusted.
Yes you can import pages into WordPress using PHPMyAdmin too. Essentially, you are directly manipulating the data in the database table so there is no reason for it to not work. Don’t worry about messing up because you can always take a backup of the table that you are going to manipulate so if something goes wrong you can always restore it. I am pretty sure the WP post and page content is stored in the “wp_posts” and “wp_postmeta” table. This document might help you:
You can create 3 subscription products and hook them all to the same membership level. Then place 3 buttons for 3 of these subscriptions on your Join Us page and let the user choose which one they want. If you select “No Expiry or Until Cancelled” for the membership duration field then their membership will be valid until their subscription runs out.
Nope, WP eStore’s product IDs are numerical and it cannot be changed unless you manually change it in the database.
You mentioned the following which mean you are not getting debug at all:
ipn_handle_debug.log looks blankFirst, we need to get debug going which will reveal the issue. Please go through this checklist to fix that and the rest will flow easily:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/what-to-do-if-the-debug-file-is-empty
Please update your eStore by downloading a new build from here (I have renamed that function name in eStore so that should help):
When you say
"it completely erases all content on the page", do you mean that you get a blank white page?Thank you for the details. Please do the following:
1) Enable debug from eStore’s settings menu so the next time this happens we can see what the plugin exactly tried to do. This post will help you with the debug:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do
2) Update your PDF stamper from here (just in case):
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
3) Do a test transaction for that product and share the debug file.
You can also collect more details from the customer using this approach (may not be ideal for your particular situation but someone else might find it helpful):
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/collecting-customer-input-with-wp-estore-plugin
