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Yeah we moved some code around to make them more modular. On newer build of eMember you will find that line in the following file:
eMember_auth_utils.phpAh I see… the password is kept in the database using a md5 encryption (its a one way encryption). So there is no way to know the real password (this is the intended behavior for security reasons).
What you can do is, on your other application you just use this password. Just know that this is the md5 encrypted value of the actual password… so when you are trying to do a match with the password entered by the user you will need to run the “user entered password” via the md5 encryption then check for a match.
Nope, eStore has a limit of 4 variations unfortunately (3 normal variation and 1 digital variation).
This is explained on our variation documentation (check the limitations section):
To be more specific you can play around with “Use WordPress Mailing System” option to see which one works better for your server. The plugin simply sends the email as soon as the order is verified (thats when the debug info is written too). I can assure you that the plugin doesn’t sit there for 6 hours before it executes the email sending function (its not who PHP scripts works).
There will be a server log that will record the time when it actually received the command to send the email and when it actually executed the command (the email left your server). The discrepancy there will be the delay factor.
Your host may have changed the server configuration (hosting providers are always upgrading their servers and changing configurations). Its worth checking with them.
Please Note: when you first open a ticket with them, they will say “Everything is fine on the server” (I don’t mean to be rude but you are most likely communicating with a not so well qualified tech person). Ask him to send you the server logs (if you have root access to your server… you should be able to check it yourself.
Do you have the following line of code in the “eStore_manual_gateway.php” file?
eStore_track_ga_ecommerce($payment_data,$cart_items);If you don’t then download another copy of eStore now (I forget the build number but if you download one now you should see this new code).
I am pretty sure that this issue is similar to this one:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/login-logout-edit-profile-not-working-properly
Let me know if you are using a caching plugin.
The CSS workaround suggested on this post should fix it:
Are you referring to the “Public Profile Listing” feature? The normal profile of a member and the public profile listing are not the same thing. Your member can view their profile just by going to the “Edit Profile” page (this page lets the member see his details and at the same time allows him to edit details).
If you are referring to the public profile listing feature then please read this documentation:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/how-to-use-public-profile-listing-276
If you have a subscription/recurring payment in place then the member simply have to cancel it from their PayPal account and the account will automatically get deactivated.
WP eMember also has an option that allows your members to delete their membership account from the profile page. Simply check the following option from eMember settings to enable this option:
Allow Account DeletionEverything worked good. Email were sent by the plugin… the following lines confirm this:
[09/03/2011 6:00 PM] - SUCCESS :Product Email successfully sent to XXXX@blaze.net.
[09/03/2011 6:00 PM] - SUCCESS :Notify Email successfully sent to YYYY@ProtectTheName.com.This post will explain why the email is not being received on the other end:
Google Analytic need the following details. You are missing the country field (is the country field optional on auth.net checkout?):
– city
– state
– country
The category name is kept in a relations table (this is the most efficient way to relate products to categories since there can be multiple categories per product). So you need to make a query to the category and products relations table and find out the category IDs for a particular product then you can query the category table to find more details for a particular category. If you look at the eStore_installer.php file you will be able to see the structure of the table that I am talking about.
The change you are asking for is not a simple 2 or 3 line code otherwise I would give you an example.
Told you its impossible to log in if you don’t have an user account
There is a search option in the members list page of eMember. This can come in handy when you have a lot of members.
If your other web application is something that works with standard WordPress user roles then this might be a better option?
It doesn’t look like you have the new code that I added. Please download a fresh build of eStore from here and update it so you have this new tracking code that I added for manual checkout:
