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Hi, We sent you an email reply to your question on this topic. Please reply to that so we have an idea of what is causing the critical server error on your site.
1) Do the following to make sure the plugin is receiving the payment notification from PayPal after a transaction (this has been mentioned by @wzp already):
2) There is a chance that the IPN feature in your PayPal account is disabled so your PayPal account is not sending payment notifications to our plugin. The following post has info on how to check and keep the IPN feature enabled in your PayPal account:
Cloudlfare should be fine (we use it on our site also and the affiliate plugin works fine).
At the moment, the behavior of your site looks like the PHP session is not working correctly. It is not persistently holding the value. On a new page load (after the login), the PHP session is dropping the value.
This could be an issue with the server’s PHP session configuration or another plugin could be breaking the PHP session functionality. First, do the following to make sure another plugin or theme is not breaking the PHP session on this site:
I created a test affiliate account on your site with the following username:
tipstestPlease approve that account and let me know. I will use it to log into the portal to see if that works for me or not.
Side Note: Private browsing is not going to work since affiliate systems need to use cookies. So don’t test with private browsing.
That particular buyer email body likely has some text or links that the mail server is not liking. Go to the “Email Settings” menu of the plugin and look at the notification email settings fields. Does the email body contain too any links/URLs? Are you using the default email subject or it has been customized?
What happens if you temporarily replace the email body content with a simple email (with just some plain text messages)?
You can also use the contact form on our site to get in touch. Then I will be able to request you for screenshot of the Email Settings menu.
The user’s have to purchase every page/URL. It’s based on the URL. The URL of the pages containing the content is different. Are you creating multiple products and using the SAME URL/page for them?
Here is how the pay per view feature setup works (in summary)
1) You create a WordPress post or page.
2) You put your content in that page and wrap the content with the shortcode.
3) Take the URL of that page and configure a WP eStore product for it. When a customer purchase this eStore product, he is buying this URL’s pay per view content.When you want to have a 2nd product, you do the above steps with a NEW page.
When you say it reveals other videos, where are these other videos located? All in the same page or in different pages?
Also note that when you use the link, the access will be valid for some time. So if you have clicked on a Bunch of different links from different products then all of those will be open for you.
This one is not trivial, it will require a lot of code changes. You can look in the addon’s code and make any modification you want to make.
If you want us to do the code changes to create a custom version for your site, you can use the following option:
Yes, PayPal has a character limit on the item name so that will create this issue. It’s best to put those additional details in the description field. Your refund policy is usually handled using the terms and conditions on your website. You can enable the terms feature so a customer has to agree tot he terms before checking out.
Turned out to be an issue with an invalid character input (containing some formatting code from the copy and paste operation perhaps).
I have just verified that the folder protection login prompt is working fine on all the major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, IE etc). So there is something affecting things that is specific to this site or the browser settings of the computer in question.
One thing to note is that the download folder protection has a login popup that comes from the htaccess protection of the server. So that login window is actually different than the emember’s standard login page. emember doesn’t do any login popup (it is a standard wordpress page). The download folder protection has a login popup since that is triggered by the webserver’s folder protection rule. So that one can be affected by a browser’s popup blocker or other extensions installed in the browser.
Incognito mode may not work also since incognito mode may not accept any login cookies.
Did you try this on your site with the latest version of Google chrome without any extensions being active? So you can see if there is any particular extension that is affecting this.
Enable the debug logging feature so we can see if our plugin’s standard processing is happening and if the email sending code is getting executed:
When you said, you received email, you maybe referring to the standard PayPal email that comes from PayPal’s server which should work. Our plugin will send the email (containing the download link) from your server which can get blocked. The following post has info on this:
1) Ioncube is not needed at all anymore. So that shouldn’t be a consideration.
2) The license activation requires the cURL PHP library which is normally present on most servers. On this site it may not be present so it’s causing an error.I will send you an email to manually check it.
