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The best way is to login through the FTP and browse to this plugins folder and you will see a directory called “images” inside it.
If you never used an FTP program before then have a look at the installation video (1st video) on this page that shows you how to use FTP a little bit (the 2nd half of the video):
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-quick-setup-and-usage-video-tutorial-593
$content will be the content of the post that will be passed down to that function by WordPress (you don’t have to call that function… it will get called automatically by WordPress). That function essentially appends the bookmark button in the post content.
So you can either modify that function itself or remove that function from the plugin and add in the same function name with your custom code in your theme’s function.php file.
If you want to just customize the location of the bookmark button then use this tweak:
If that theme is coded correctly then it shouldn’t conflict at all. Obviously it is a JavaScript conflict but it shouldn’t happen if the theme is coded correctly.
If you send me a link to the site where you have both the plugins active I will be able to look at the HTML source code and tell you what was done wrong.
This post should help you troubleshoot:
Please give it a go and report here.
This post has the answer to your other question:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/emember-with-simplepress
If you don’t snap out of the mindset of how wishlist works you are going to continue to struggle. Remember, eMember does not use the same WordPress users table like wishlist does (without going too much into details… we don’t think touching the core WordPress database tables is a good practice)
With that said, it is really simple to get that same functionality in eMember… you import your WordPress admin user to eMember (You can do this from import WP User tab). Do the following:
1. Create a special membership level in eMember called “Admin Level” (you can obviously name it anything you like). Give this level the role “Admin” and it will have admin privilege for all WordPress stuff.
2. Now go to Import WP user tab and import your admin user to eMember’s “Admin Level” that you created.
That’s all.. now your user will have the WP admin role. Yes, it takes an extra step for you to do that admin thing but this model has other benefits.
That would be the issue. The plugins are tuned for the latest version of WordPress (like I said WordPress did a change of user role permission stuff in 3.0). This doesnt’ mean that you can’t use the plugin anymore for WP 2.9.2 but before we go there I have a question for you… do you have any reason to still use that old version of WordPress? Are you looking to upgrade your WordPress soon? If you upgrade your WordPress you won’t see this issue anymore.
Your settings need to look exactly like the screenshot in this documentation:
One of these plugins might help:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/q-and-a/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/faq-builder/
http://knowledgeconstructs.com/wordpress-plugins/faq-tastic/
The 3rd one was actually developed by one of the users from this Tips and Tricks HQ forum (goes by the username “Zain”). I think he stopped selling that plugin but it was a good one too.
If you are using auto upgrade feature then it is not really necessary to use the subscription duration since the user will most likely be upgraded to the next level before it expires but it doesn’t hurt to have a number there as a failsafe.
Let me know if this is happening in your case:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-emember-and-wordpress-31-update
