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I updated the pagination code to make it a little more user friendly. Please get an updated build of eStore from here and check it out:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
You will also need to update the extra shortcodes plugin if you were using it:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
Can you please post a URL to the page in question and let me know which shortcode you are using on that page?
Basically, there is a bit of a plugin load order issue here. BuddyPress is generating that page before eMember log in action happens. Using an “After Login” redirection should help.
Please go to the “Page/Forms Settings” menu of eMember and specify a URL in the “After Login Redirection” page (it could even be this same page). This should help resolve this issue (from users point of view they won’t know the difference).
Your select input code is wrong. Creating an HTML link and creating a select boxes are two different things. If you are not fluent with HTML code then stick to a bullet list of links as it will save you unnecessary hassles.
I actually ended up updating the documentation for the gravity forms integration in an effort to make it simpler. Please have a look at the updated documentation and let me know if the examples are easier to understand now:
If you are not a developer then start with one form first. Trying to integrate multiple forms at once is a recipe for disasters as you can easily mess up the “if” and “else” condition blocks. Get one form working with a clean block of code then you can replicate it for your other forms.
From your explanation it looks like you may not have been assigning the correct form field with the PHP variable.
The following block of code gets the values from the gravity forms input fields. It is very important that you assign the correct number that corresponds to the actual input field in the “input_X” (X being the number that corresponds to the input field).
$reference = $_POST["input_X"]; //Unique ID
$clientdate = (date ("Y-m-d"));
$clienttime = (date ("H:i:s"));
$buyer_email = $_POST["input_X"]; //Email
$ipaddress = $_POST["input_X"]; // Client IP AddressAs a test you can hardcode some values into these fields instead of taking them from the form (this is just for temporary testing). You can use the following and then check if the values go to the correct fields after you submit the form:
$reference = "unique-id-123"; //Unique ID
$clientdate = (date ("Y-m-d"));
$clienttime = (date ("H:i:s"));
$buyer_email = "test@gmail.com"; //Email
$ipaddress = "10.10.2.1"; // Client IP AddressIf the above hard coded values go to where it is suppose to then you know that it is just a matter of figuring out how to correctly hook the correct “input_X” number from the form that you created.
By default comments on a protected post or page is also protected unless you check the “Protect Comments Separately” checkbox from the settings menu which lets you manually set protection for each comment.
Do not show member’s only stuff to anonymous users – This is done via conditional code tweaking. eMember has conditional functions that you can apply around your navigation menus, sidebar widgets etc to make them only appear if a member is logged in. The following documentation has examples of this:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/wp-emember-miscellaneous-tweaks-248
eMember can’t magically apply conditions to your templates (the navigation menus come from your theme’s template). Any output that is coming from your template can be wrapped around certain eMember conditions and it will be visible to users who meet that condition.
If you are using a Subscription/recurring payment type button then at the end of the subscription PayPal will send another notification which triggers eMember to cancel the account (as the subscription is complete). Is it not giving the member access for the last month’s payment?
What value do you have for the “Subscription Duration” field for this membership level?
The date value comes directly from your server’s PHP engine. When using the date function you might be able to specify the language that you want PHP to use in order to output the date value.
If you know for sure that the URL of the PDF file is correct then simply ignore this message (most likely your hosting provider has made some changes so the plugin is having a tough time when it tries to ping and validate the file URL). This message is only given to the admin as a means to help you (so you don’t make mistake in the URL which can show file not found errors to your customers).
“Here is how I fixed it” – this type of followup is usually not possible for theme specific CSS problems as each theme has different CSS and somewhere they broke the WordPress’s coding guideline which is the source of the issue. One solution is not going to apply to all themes that exhibit CSS related display issues.
I had a look at your theme’s CSS and I see the following CSS which looks a bit odd (Older IE versions are not smart so it maybe getting confused. Can you please remove the following CSS code from your theme and refresh the page to see if it makes any difference?
#content img, #content p img {
max-width: 100%;
}What do you mean by a HTML+CSS generated button?
When you use a text link it has to create the button and then submit it so PayPal can accept the data. The intermittent page that redirects is what creates the form and submits the data (there is no other way to do this externally).
