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Go to the “Users” menu of your WP dashboard and do a search using that email. Check to see if there is a WP user profile that is using that email address.
If it is then don’t try to create a new member account with that same email. Import that existing wp user account:
The compact widget popup issue would be coming from a JavaScript or CSS error (coming from another plugin or theme) on your site or there is some kind of a conflict. The first thing do is the following so you can see which item is introducing the error:
Then you can contact the developer of that item (the source of the issue) to fix the errors. Once the errors are gone from your site, our plugin’s output will be as expected.
I am not seeing any contact form submission from you. Did you submit the contact form as pointed out in the previous post? I have just sent you an email for it. Let me know if you don’t receive it.
After reading your requirements, I think the better option could be to use our following plugin:
That plugin has a more advanced custom fields addon that offer product specific custom fields. It may be more suitable for your current project. The following page explains what that custom fields addon offers. Please read it and see if that will be more suitable for your needs:
Let me know which option you prefer.
Hi Steven, This looks to be a theme conflict. Please do the following test:
Also, load a fresh new copy of the plugin just to make sure:
The sandbox eamil addresses are actually fake emails where real world emails can’t be routed to. Fully read the following post which will be helpful. It will also explain how you can test the real scenario also:
The issue almost always happens when there is some incorrect data in the CSV file. So try with just a couple of user entries in the CSV file at first. So do a test run with basically the same info that’s already there. Then you can delete the member records (if you want to) that you added as a test. When you can see a basic version that works and your version that doesn’t work, you will be able to re-check the data inside the file and see which row or column has incorrect data so it can be corrected.
The fancy5 option works best when all the products are symmetric. So it is not suitable for this site.
Can you test with some of the other options to see if any of those other ones work for your current product set? For example: try the following fancy options:
Fancy 3
Fancy 11
Fancy 13
Fancy 14
Fancy 17The plugin doesn’t use any old PayPal buttons. It uses the standard PayPal checkout API. That’s the most stable and widely used product of PayPal (it always works). There are various other APIs that PayPal introduces from time to time and then they sometimes discontinue it later. For example, the smart checkout API has already been changed and renamed by PayPal to express checkout API. We created a separate plugin for it:
We generally don’t want to change our eStore’s standard PayPal API because it is the most widely used product of PayPal and it always works. We use our eStore plugin on our own sites. We have been using it for 10 plus years now. For us, stability is more important than a fancy look that may or may not be there after couple of years.
Sidenote: the description, video and screenshots on the WP eStore’s landing page shows exactly how that plugin works. It will do exactly that. The description says that our eStore plugin uses the Standard PayPal checkout API.
Please copy and paste the exact text/message (to make sure we are looking at the correct message) that needs a CSS class or ID. We will take a look and work on it.
The “underscore” character issue you explained is a theme related issue (due to the font it is using). You can do the following test to verify it:
Then you can request the theme developer for potential solutions (if the CSS tweak you added isn’t helping).
