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To me the text link looks fine… It would only leave one option… your affiliate messed it up when trying to place it on his/her site.
The inventory count for a product is different than duplicate sales. Duplicate sales would mean that you have double sales record for the same product. I don’t see how you get duplicate sales from copying a product. So my question is, what do you really mean by duplicate sales in your case?
You do know that I asked you to provide some information which you haven’t right? Please see my above post (2 posts above). Without information I have no way of troubleshooting anything.
Follow this post for the W3 Total Cache thing:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-with-w3-total-cache-plugin
Simply add the topic to your favorites… you already have the following option checked in your profile:
If you want to get an email when there is a new post to a topic in your favorites.You are most likely using PayPal email Alias. If you are doing that then you cannot have the “Use Strict PayPal Email Address Checking” checkbox checked from the settings menu of eStore (please read the help text for that option which will explain).
The buy now price is not an environment variable. Environment variables are dynamic variables that affect the way processes run on an operating system… not sure what eStore has to do with that.
If you are developing a custom script to do custom work then you should query the database to retrieve the product details (the product you are after) which will give you the product price. Then you can add that product price to a URL as a HTTP GET parameter and pass it along.
That should already be working just the way you have it unless the shortcode filtering priorities are messed up in your WordPress installation. Try doing the following:
Open the “wp_eMember1.php” file and search for the following:
add_filter('the_content', 'do_shortcode',11);Once you find it please change it the following:
add_filter('the_content', 'do_shortcode');Simply make this menu link point to the following URL and it will log the user out when clicked:
http://www.your-domain.com/?event=logoutBasically you just add the keyword
?event=logoutto your page URL.Can you please post the ad code that is generated for the affiliate? If you log in as a test affiliate you should be able to see the ad code for the text link.
You did not enter any value in the “Image URL” field for the text link ad we are talking about right?
Okay I see how the slider looks. So as soon as you activate eStore the slider just disappears from your site?
This is what I have been trying to tell you. For me to be able to troubleshoot something I need to see the code. When I go to YOUR site I do not see any sign of a slider so I don’t even know which bit of Javascript code could be conflicting. I don’t see how eStore can just make the slider disappear from your site. So can you please confirm that when you activate eStore the slider disappears?
You did not create a particular checkout page for your store. Simply create a WordPress page (you can call it “Checkout”) then embed the following shortcode on that page to place your shopping cart there:
[wp_eStore_cart]Now, go to your eStore settings menu and enter the URL of this checkout page in the “Checkout Page” field and check the “Automatic redirection to checkout page” checkbox.
This will make it so when someone clicks the add to cart button it will add the item and send them to the checkout page where they can view the shopping cart. This checkout page that you created can be a HTTPS page.
