[alexkir]

I had to change my approach after your explanation above.

Now I am trying to use gravity forms extended pdf plugin. I use their custom .php templates, which produce pdf files. Within these custom templates there is an option to enter HTML/PHP code. I inserted APR shorcode for purchased product.

APR protects the area, but NOT only hidden area is captured in final pdf, but the shortcode notation as well.

It looks like the template does not handle well shortcodes. Since the custom templates are written in php and html, I think if I can use instead of your shortcode

[wp_eStore_APR expiry=999 status=unexpired] [/wp_eStore_APR]

APR php function. It should work.

Can you please let me know how to call APR function, similar to what you give for other shortcodes, for example<?php echo wp_eStore_list_categories(); ?>

Thank you

[alexkir]

Thank you for your quick response. Your guidelines are clear.

APR area is already visible (doc is purchased state) for the info below.

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Multi-form input will be looping and outputting results on the same page until the process is completed.

There is no redirect to other page. Everything is planned to be built and HTML->PDF converted on the same page. To convert HTML page to pdf, I was trying to use various HTML to PDF plugins.

[alexkir]

Hi all,

I am trying to use APR feature to get filled-in with a customer entered data pdf file.

1. User buys a document, gets redirected to the protected page

2. Enters personal data required for the final document (via multi-step question/answer process)

3. The document then is converted to pdf format and gets sent to the customer or

gets downloaded from the site.

The problem is that none of the available plugins are able to capture text in APR protected area.

Can anyone suggest how to get to APR info and incorporate it to the document ?

Thank you

[alexkir]

on bluehost.com php.ini file must be in the wp-admin folder, otherwise plugin does not get installed

[alexkir]

I would like to customise estore font color and size properties, individually one at a time

[wp_eStore_product_details id=1 info=”name”]

[wp_eStore_product_details id=1 info=”description”]

[wp_eStore_product_details id=1 info=”price”]

Element inspector shows that they inherit their properties from “body”.

What would be the best way to do it?

Thank you

[alexkir]

I would like the player always be displayed at the top of the page in a fixed position (css position: fixed;) while text would be scrolling up and down on the page.

I use embedded player, like in the example below:

[wp_lightbox_embed_protected_s3_video name=”my video name” bucket=”my bucket” width=”360″ height=”200″ poster=”http://www.example.com/wp-content/uploads/images/thumb.jpg”%5D

Would you suggest changing .css formatting for wp_lightbox_embed_protected_s3_video or adding php code and css formatting to the page ?

Many thanks, Alex

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