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WP eMember Settings -> Login Restriction by IP Address -> Use a higher number here
When a user make a payment their membership level will only be upgraded if you have hooked this payment button with a membership level (the video tutorial explains how to do this). If you don’t want to upgrade anyone’s membership level then simply create a PayPal button without connecting this button to any membership level.
The video tutorials I am referring to are here:
I was able to log in and log out using firefox without any issue. I did notice that you are using W3 Total Cache plugin. Did you follow this?
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-with-w3-total-cache-plugin
Please do the following test for me:
– Empty all cache form W3 Total Cache plugin
– Then temporarily deactivate the W3 Total Cache plugin
– Now do the steps mentioned in your posts and let me know if you see a difference in the behavior
Okay thats very good progress.
Can you do one more test for me? Do you get this error if you keep the “Send Commission Notification to Affiliates” option unchecked from the settings menu?
Do you have the “Enable Custom Fields” checkbox checked? Does the custom field show up in the registration page?
Please run a test transaction with the debug turned on as this will give us a better idea of what exactly is happening after a payment. The following forum post will help with that:
If you need help reading the debug log feel free to share the content of the following two debug files
– ipn_handle_debug.log
– eStore_post_payment_debug.log
Yes, as long as you do not check the “Use PayPal Profile Based Shipping” option in the PayPal payment gateway settings section of eStore.
@dlavine, your original post on this same issue has been replied here:
If it is a one item checkout then it will be in the following POST variable:
item_numberIf it is shopping cart checkout then it will be in the following variable:
item_numberXX being the counter (example:1,2,3 etc)
The structure is a little complex for the shopping cart checkout but this documentation will explain:
Use the contact form here and mention this forum post and we will send it to you.
This field has complex data so using the CSV to DB plugin is not the best option. All it takes is one mistake (one unescaped special character and its going to be a mess).
This this option:
I just deleted your plugins and updated it with fresh builds from our site and then did two test transactions (one using manual checkout $5 and one using PayPal $0.50). Both of them worked nicely. Please see the attached image I sent in the email.
Please check it out yourself (I am guessing the update you did didn’t work properly… maybe you didn’t deactivate and reactivate the plugins?)
I did some checking and it looks like you have the following option checked in your eMember settings:
Allow Expired Account loginThis is why you can log in using the expired account but it doesn’t mean that this account will be able to see any protected content (content that you have protected under the “Manage Content Protection” tab).
A WordPress plugin cannot access stuff outside the WordPress install that it belongs to. A better way to understand this is to ask yourself the following question:
Can you activate the “Akismet” plugin in one WordPress install and expect it to block spam comments on all of your WordPress installs? The answer is no. The same boundary applies to any WordPress plugin.
If you want to track clicks and commissions from all your other WordPress installs using one install of the affiliate plugin you can do the following:
We have developed a small helper plugin that you can place on your other wordpress installs and it will communicate with the main plugin installed on the main site to track clicks and sales remotely.
Let me know if this method will help.
