[amin007]

Okay… to use the special lightbox with the following shortcode do this:

[wp_eStore_fancy1_video_thumbnail id=1]

Open the “eStore_extra_product_display_helper.php” file from the extra shortcodes plugin and search for the following line of code:

$output .= '<a href="'.$ret_product->target_thumb_url.'" rel="wp-video-lightbox" title=""><img src="'.$thumb_img.'" alt="'.$ret_product->name.'" /></a>';

Once you find it change it to the following:

$output .= '<a href="'.$ret_product->target_thumb_url.'" rel="lightbox[flash 640 480]" title=""><img src="'.$thumb_img.'" alt="'.$ret_product->name.'" /></a>';

That should do it hopefully.

[amin007]

Okay, one more testing… please search for the following line of code in “paypal.php” file:

$body    = stripslashes(str_replace($tags,$vals,$email_body));

Once you find it please change it with the following:

$body    = str_replace($tags,$vals,$email_body);

Give that a go.

[amin007]

Simply check the “Display Quantity Field” checkbox for this product to allow your customers to specify a quantity before they hit the add to cart button

The eStore plugin do not have quantity based price range option. The closest you can achieve is by using the variation control feature. So your variations will be the following:

1-5 (base price $50 – selected by default)

6-10 ($80 – I am just making these number up)

11-20 ($150 – I am just making these number up)

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-use-variation-control-in-wordpress-estore-plugin-345

[amin007]

Thank you for the example… I am clear on the issue now. I will look in the code and see what we can do. I will get back to you.

[amin007]

This integration will work for any checkout done via eStore (you can use any gateway supported in eStore).Please run a test transaction with debug option enabled and then share the content of the “eStore_post_payment_debug.log” file:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do

[amin007]

The integration is done via the WordPress user role. BBPress has WordPress user integration. Emember has WordPress user integration. When someone signs up (paid or free) as a member via eMember, eMember creates a WordPress user with certain role that you specified in the membership level for this member. BBPress will read this WordPress user’s role permission and apply forum viewing permission based on what is set for this Role:

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/using-emember-with-another-plugin-that-uses-the-wordpress-user-roles-350

[amin007]

You mean like a documentation on how 3rd party application can create member account?

[amin007]

Open the “banners_menu.php” file from the affiliate plugin and search for the following line of code:

$wp_banners_db = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $banners_table_name ORDER BY number DESC", OBJECT);

Once you find it change it with the following and that should do it:

$wp_banners_db = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $banners_table_name ORDER BY number ASC", OBJECT);

There will be two occurrences of that.

[amin007]

This is more suited for a developer but I thought I would mention it. When you resize and put watermark if it just adds a known keyword (for example “backup”) to the image name and keeps it in the same directory then you should be able to tweak the downloader of eStore to construct the URL of the original image and serve that to the customer.

Regarding your other question… I don’t know of any method to link the watermarked image with the downloaded image.

[amin007]

When creating test account you don’t have to use real email address. If you create a test member account from the eMember admin dashboard you can simply use an email like “test@email.com” or something like that.

With that said, it doesn’t remember the email address. When it says that the “email address is already taken” it means that either one of the current member is using it or one of the users in your WordPress users database is using it. People sometimes forget to check the WordPress users table and see if that email address is being used there too (the email address need to be unique in the whole WordPress system). So please go the WordPress users menu and see if any of the users there is using that email address in their profile.

[amin007]

When your existing members make a payment while logged into the system it will know that this is an existing member and the plugin will simply upgrade/reinstate their account status to the correct place. This documentation has more info:

How to Create Payment Buttons for Membership Upgrade or Renewal

You can also use coupon for subscription:

https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-subscription-coupondiscount-addon-2351

[amin007]

Most likely you do not have any value specified in the “Registration Page” field of eMember’s pages/forms settings menu. People sometimes forget to configure the basic settings after installing the plugin. What value do you have in that field?

[amin007]

None of the URLs you mention work anymore. They all give 404 error. It doesn’t even look like you have WordPress installed on this site?

[amin007]

Step1 of this instruction is to enable the debug option. It looks like you don’t have the “Enable Debug” option checked from the settings menu of the plugin? Can you verify this for me please?

[amin007]

The redirect you specify in the general settings is for the whole shop/store. For buy now and subscription products you can override the redirect URL to a more specific one so yeah it would be easier for you to switch the redirect around to achieve what you are after.

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