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You have a plugin or your own custom code that is including a very very old version of JQuery on top of the latest version that is already included on that page by WordPress. View the HTML source of your site and look for the following line:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://heart-of-fire-illuminators.us1.list-manage.com/js/jquery-1.2.6.min.js"></script>This post will explain why the above code is bad and dangerous (its creating a jquery conflict):
Find out the culprit that is adding jquery like that and remove it please (the lightbox should work after that).
Anything you did with the simple shopping cart can be done in eStore too. What exact shortcode did you use for the simple shopping cart button?
The following 3 fields are the absolute minimum for any membership signup for eMember (this is so it can be correlated with WordPress users/roles database.. WordPress requires these 3 fields).
Username
Password
EmailYou can do code tweaking to allow users to enter their email address in the “username” field but then some features may not work as expected. For example, if you want to integrate the members with affiliate plugin it will need the username (not an email address).
Here are some example posts where users have done some tweaking to open the username field:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/spaces-hyphens-and-commas-in-username
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/just-email-in-registration-form
You can adjust the duration using the cookie lifetime settings value. WP Affiliate platform settings -> Cookie Life
The click from the last affiliate is always counted (so in this case affiliate B will get commission for any purchase from this point)
That is definitely not normal. I have never heard this before actually.
I have a feeling there are some weird data somewhere in the product details and the database is not handling it well. Did you try creating a product using just a simple product name and a price? Does it do the same when you do it?
After you save the product (when it takes 30 seconds) does it actually save? Can you see it from the manage products menu?
1) You can either protect the page from the “Manage Content Protection” page as shown in the video or from the post editor (both options are valid and work).
2) It doesn’t look like you finished configuring the settings pages. After you install the plugin you need to configure the settings page before the plugin can start to work. It looks like you have left the “Membership Payment/Join Page” field from the “pages/forms settings” menu of eMember? You must specify a value there.
Looks like you customized the path of the affiliates area and it doesn’t look like you replaced the contents of the “http://makingplrsimple.com/affiliates” directory. You only updated the plugin in the plugins directory but didn’t touch the above mentioned directory. You have to copy the “affiliates” directory from the updated plugin to your affiliates area since you customized it and using a different path than the default one. If you go to the following area (the default affiliate area) you will see that it works fine:
http://makingplrsimple.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-affiliate-platform/affiliates/
I was able to do some debugging and found out that the PHP CURL library on your server is not working properly. I have sent you an email with more details that you can send to your hosting provider. Please tell your hosting provider to fix this issue and the plugins will start to work automatically.
There was a JavaScript conflict in the admin menu on your site. We were able to add a condition in the plugin to prevent this. Please check your site now.
Please open the “wp_eStore1.php” file and search for the following line of code:
wp_enqueue_script('jquery.lightbox',WP_ESTORE_LIB_URL.'/jquery.lightbox-0.5.pack.js');Once you find it please delete that line then refresh everything and let me know if you see any difference.
Please post a link to your affiliate login page and details of a test affiliate user account so I can go there and check it.
On your join us page simply link the free membership option to the registration page. This way anyone who wants to signup for a free membership will click on that link which will take them to the registration page and they can signup as a free member. Here is an example page that does the same thing:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/eMember-demo/members-home/join-us
The “free membership” join now button simply take them to the registration page. The other paid membership options take the user to the payment page.
This article can be very useful too:
If you create the account manually from the WordPress admin then you don’t need to send the “complete your registration” link. The complete your registration link is sent to customers when they are self serving (creating their own account). Simply create the full account in the admin dashboard and tell the user that they can log into the system (obviously provide them with the username and password that you created).
