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@jmarie30, This forum user account seems to be sharing the login details or this account has been compromised (based on the IP address). This is against our Terms of Use. I have sent you an email to rectify this.
This should help with that:
You liked the simple shopping cart integration right? eStore’s normal NextGen gallery integration is the same as the simple shopping cart one except you have to create the products in eStore before hand. Now, there is an easier way to handle the product creations in eStore in bulk. This documentation will help:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-bulk-upload-estore-products-from-a-csv-file-775
After you do that, you can just place shortcodes for a product in the NextGen Gallery (just like you did in the simple shopping cart).
Let me know if that helps.
The “This Content is for members only” link goes to the “Join us/payment” page (whatever URL your specified there). The “Join us” page is kind of like the “Start” menu of Windows. That page is where you can send any visitor and expect him to get funneled in the proper direction. This page will explain more:
Debug will reveal the real issue so lets try to get that going. This checklist should help you identify why the debug is not appearing (You do have the debug option enabled in eStore settings right?):
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/what-to-do-if-the-debug-file-is-empty
Aweber’s stat won’t help you identify the IP addresses because it will just have a list of 500 IP addresses for example and without knowing which ones are valid customers you are in the dark.
If you deliver digital items to a list of subscribers or users on a regular basis and you want to make sure that only the customers get it then the best way to handle that is to deliver the item from behind a membership script. A membership plugin will make sure that only your customers can log in and download the content. Some membership plugins (for example: WP eMember) have features that can detect if multiple users logged into the same account (based on the IP address) and block that account.
So basically you do the following:
1) Place your encrypted download link on a members only download page (you can also give them the option to generate the link themselves)
2) Protect this download page so only members who are logged in can access the content of this page
3) When you send an email to your list simply tell them to log into the site and download the content from the member’s only download page.
All done!
This demo page will give explain more if you are interested:
This post will help you get the customer list however you want it directly from the database:
If you are asking what I would do then I wouldn’t handle it because its a standard behavior of a HTML Button and it is not upto me to change how it behaves (the guys who defined these behaviors knows what they are doing). You can expect a user to know that he/she knows how to browse the web and how different elements of the web behave. Yes, some new users will make mistakes but humans are really good at learning quickly from their mistakes. If you get a lot of new web users on your site then you can maybe add a “How to order from us” guide on your site (many sites use this technique to teach their users how to order from their site).
With that said, you can also do the following:
Use an image (that looks like a button) as the anchor of a purchase link. This way you are using a link rather than a button and it will work for both situations (normal click or open in a new tab).
Buttons are not like normal HTML links. I will give you an easier example so you can understand the difference. Do you “CTRL + Click” on the submit button of a contact form or when you submit a comment?
A button needs to be submitted by clicking on it (not open a in new tab). Got the idea?
If you want to do open a new tab don’t use a button… use a HTML link. WP eStore also has ability to make links for a product rather than a standard button. This allows your customers to purchase a product by clicking on a HTML Link (use a link to purchase an item). Check the extra shortcodes documentation for this.
WP eStore’s download validation script is not part of your standard web page so no tracking script is running there. The job of the download validation script is to verify the authenticity of the request and dispatch download securely (that ss all that it knows about). WP eStore itself tracks the downloads via encrypted links (so you know if a link got used or not). Anyway, you can try to edit the “download.php” file to add your JavaScript code there but it may not be trivial (I have never tried this before so really have no idea).
Thank you. The button looks fine (it has the correct code to override the IPN notify URL).
You don’t have multiple PayPal addresses do you? (just making sure that you are not mistakenly updating the wrong account).
I will need to see a screenshot of your PayPal profile where you set the “Instant Notification URL” preference. I sent you an email so you can send me a screenshot of that.
Those changes were added to the core, so yes you will get those discount changes in the updated version too.
There are two NextGen gallery integration methods with eStore. Each of these integrations have its pros and cons. Have you explored both these options?
This method may be more suitable for you:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/nextgen-gallery-alternate-integration-method-805
@Pamela, this page will explain everything regarding the IonCube library:
I think you purchased the PDF Stamper manually from us so the system didn’t send you a license key automatically. I will request Ivy to send you a license key.
