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Yes, an approach like that should work. You will probably have better luck if you do the filtering on the email body since the email body will contain the name of the product (if you are using the email tags).
The different access levels need to be tied to different membership levels. Membership levels are how eMember identifies permission levels. Enable multiple memberships and hook your ebooks to the correct membership level. This way whenever someone purchase an ebook that person will have access to the content you specified in the membership level.
There is an easy way to test it out. Simply echo the value of the customer field that your are retrieving by doing the following:
<?php
$values = get_post_custom_values('product_id');
echo "Custom field value: ".$values[0];
echo get_button_code_for_product($values[0]);
?>This will tell you if you are really passing “1” to the eStore function or something else. I can guarantee you that eStore is not receiving a plain “1” there.
Please post a link to the page where this is happening so I can go and check it out. Also give me a coupon code that I apply and test this.
If the product ID in the database is set to “20110914” then the following will work but eStore doesn’t have any option to generate product ID based on date or let you change the ID from eStore’s interface:
[wp_eStore_add_to_cart id=20110914]If you want to change the product ID you will have to do it directly in your database. This post will explain how:
All of our plugins are kept upto date to work with the latest build of WordPress so the WordPress version is not the issue. Please provide the following two details so we can check and see what is wrong on your site:
1) A link to the page where you are using the shortcode (where I can go and click on the anchor)
2) A screenshot showing the PHP code that you placed in your template.
Did you try this?
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-estore-download-methods
Also, make sure to check this checklist and correct any mistake:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/downloaded-file-size-is-0-zero-byte
You can use any custom image as your button image for any product (doesn’t matter which fancy display you are using).
When you configure the product there is an optional product settings field called “Button Image URL” that you can use to specify a custom image to be used for the button.
Simply, upload your customized button image to your server then edit the product and specify the image URL in the “Button Image URL” field of that product and that should do it.
Okay looks like you have a plugin or some other .htaccess protection which is removing/erasing any HTTP GET parameter value.
Please do the test mentioned here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
Please give the following details:
1) What versions of the plugins you are using
2) Are you using a multipart download option or a packages product option?
3) Are the PDF files inside a zip folder or they are just separate PDF files?
4) Did you see the 5th video tutorial from this page?
This would mean that your server most likely does not allow simple PHP mail. It probably only allow SMTP mail option:
[09/13/2011 4:48 PM] - FAILURE :Error sending product Email to XXXX@xanadugallery.com.
[09/13/2011 4:48 PM] - FAILURE :Error sending notify Email to YYYY@xanadugallery.com.You can ask your hosting provider to verify this for you.
You simply just have to get the mail functionality to work in your WordPress (example: do you as the admin get an email when someone leaves a comment in your site?). Once the email system works on your WordPress platform eStore will automatically work and be able to send emails.
This post will help:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/smtp-authentication-requirements
The coupon can only be applied to a shopping cart. “Buy Now” type button takes the customer directly to PayPal, which means there is no option to apply a coupon.
“Buy Now” buttons are best used for a fast, one click, one product checkout right that moment (there is nothing else you can do to it). If you want to use the coupons options for a product then you need to use the “Add to Cart” type buttons. This post has more details on the differences between the button types:
I am not sure if eStore is the right plugin for the following:
I would like the WHOLE transaction to take place "inside facebook"WP eStore gives you the ability to place a link on any external page (example: facebook, twitter) that can allow visitors to purchase the product via your main WordPress site. eStore is a WordPress plugin so it needs that WordPress platform in the process (you can’t use eStore to do the whole thing straight in facebook). Does that make sense?
The facebook like needs a Unique resource (for example a URL). So having multiple like buttons on the same page will all link to the same page’s like count. What you can do is have individual page for each of your products and each of those pages can have it’s own like button (since they are all different URLs). Any like/sharing plugin that you using on your wordpress posts or pages will do (as that page represents the product). This way your users will be able to like a particular product by going to that product’s page.
Please check the “Integration Options” section of the Affiliate plugin’s documentation and you will see that it has API that can be used to integrate with any eCommerce system.
It also has many premade integration for the well known WordPress Shopping Cart plugins.
