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1. Yes, your subscription details are correct for what you are trying to do.
2. You can check the “no expiration until cancelled” checkbox for this. This post will explain more on this:
Please post a link to a test page with a test product on it so I can do a manual checkout and observe the behavior.
The “PayPal IPN Post” feature just sends the PayPal’s IPN to a 3rd party script. The reference text is not part of the IPN so it doesn’t get sent. You don’t need to send it though… given your script is reading stuff from the WordPress database you can read this value from the eStore’s products table. The product ID (key) is present in the IPN.
Push the values using the “IPN Handling Script”, the one that sends the email. Its always better to send the license key using the email anyway as it stay as a record.
Thank you page one is not reliable as the user can choose to close the browser after hitting the “Pay” button on PayPal (before PayPal can redirect). IPN gets sent as soon as the pay button is hit so this one is more robust.
@Radiomachen, I sent you an email to get site access so I can check it out.
What value do you have in the “Commission Level” field in the settings menu and in the affiliate’s profile? Do you have a “$” symbol in there by any chance?
@Van, this forum user account has been flagged as it appears to be sharing the login details. We have sent you an email to rectify this.
This issue would be related to this other issue that you were having:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/http-error-other-plugin-s2member-conflict
Are you still using that “Free Hosting”?
Our new Pay Per View feature of eStore might do the job. This feature lets you use a URL (a post or page) as your digital product:
WP eStore’s Pay Per View – Using WordPress Permalinks as Digital Products (APR)
If you like it then thank Assurer for adding it to eStore
This is a stand alone eMember and Clickbank integration.
This has nothing to do with eStore (clickbank doesn’t allow 3rd party shopping cart checkout like PayPal does).
Just use the URL of your home page (you don’t need to specify the eStore’s IPN handling URL there). eStore will tell PayPal where to send the notification when you checkout using eStore.
PayPal issues different transaction ID to the seller and buyer (the Instant Payment Notification does not contain the buyer’s transaction ID so you cannot use it in your post payment processing script). You might just be able to use the buyer email address as the “key” if that works (buyer email will also be unique).
