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The videos should start playing as soon as it has buffered a little content (just like any video on the web). In your case the mp4 file that you are using doesn’t seem to have the critical video information at the header of the video. The following should explain:
The Adobe Flash component cannot start playing a video until it gets some important information about the file. If this information is stored at the END of a MP4 file, the entire video must be downloaded so the player can read that info before it can start playing.
To solve this issue you can move the information to the beginning of the video file.
There are a few free tools out there that you can use to add this fix to your videos.
– http://www.datagoround.com/lab/
– http://renaun.com/blog/code/qtindexswapper/
After you correct your video files test it again and let me know if it helps.
Search for the following line of code from the “wp_eMember1.php” file and change it to whatever you like:
$sub_expires = date('F j, Y',strtotime("+" . $auth->my_subscription_duration . " days ", $sub_start));Subscription cannot be added to the shopping cart. The reason for this is explained in the “Notes” section on this documentation:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-add-a-subscription-button-for-recurring-payment-400
The plugin needs to know the URL of the registration form page so it can create the unique registration link for a customer after the purchase. If you don’t want free membership that is fine. Simply keep the “Allow Free Membership” option unchecked in the settings menu and nobody will be able to use the registration form to signup for a free membership.
If you get the AWeber email rather than your customer then some settings with the parser is not correct. Check this post for common mistakes that people make:
Well, essentially if you fix the “mod_security” rule on your server then this is not an issue anymore. Our server is configured properly so we don’t have this issue.
An easy alternative for you would be to explain the details of your affiliate program in a standard WordPress page. For example: the following page explains our affiliate program:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/affiliate_program
We then send all of our potential affiliates to the above page (this serves as a landing page for our affiliates).
This is because you are specifying a URL without the keyword “http”.
A VALID URL MUST CONTAIN THE KEYWORD "http://"Yes, in the browser you can just type in “www.example.com” and it will understand because browsers will automatically fill in the “http” keyword but WordPress won’t understand that when you are manually configuring things. Please use URL value with the “http” keyword when you specify it in the settings or ads (you can copy and paste a URL value from the browser’s address bar if you need).
“The only message the buyer gets is: Member Account Upgraded” – This means the buyer is making payment for a membership while he/she is logged into eMember on this site or he/she is making payment using a PayPal email address that is already tied to an existing eMember account on this site. So the plugin is simply upgrading the existing account as expected (when existing member pays for a membership their account gets upgrade… there is no need to create a new account).
If you are trying to simulate a test for a new member registration please make a membership payment without being logged into eMember or using any PayPal email address that is already tied to an existing member account. Basically, if you are testing by yourself then create a real world scenario (your new buyers will not have an existing eMember account).
If you don’t have the “Allow Free Membership” checkbox checked in your settings menu (meaning you are not offering free membership) then if anyone goes directly to the registration page they will get a message that say “free registration is disabled”. A user will be able to register after you make a payment and click on the UNIQUE registration completion link sent to the buyer after the payment.
Nope, you will have to write a script that can send the request off to the other WP install and then the other install will have to catch the request and create the user using this method:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_create_user
The eShop plugin (not to be confused with the WP eStore plugin) was not developed by us (Tips and Tricks HQ). Integrating two plugins require the developers of both plugins to be involved. If the developer of the eShop plugin is interested to integrate with eMember, we are happy to discuss options.
Don’t use plain HTML pages (the days of using plain HTML pages are over). You are using WordPress for a reason and WordPress has a superior method of creating sales pages. Its called “Custom page template”. This article will explain more:
How to Create and use Custom Page Template in WordPress to Create a Sales Page
Essentially it will be just like your stand alone sales page but it will be part of your WordPress installation so WordPress will be able to execute plugin codes and stuff in this page. When you create sales pages using the above method in WordPress all the plugin that is installed in this WordPress will be able to work on that sales page and the affiliate plugin will automatically work.
If you just create a stand alone HTML page (sale-page.html) and keep it somewhere on your site, the WordPress system does not know its existence and WordPress plugins can’t perform tasks on resources that is not part of WordPress.
The simple idea is that you have a WordPress system installed on your site now you use a “custom page template” for each of your sales pages. This way everything is part of this WordPress install. It gives you full flexibility as to how each of your sales pages look (and you are doing things the right way).
You still need to complete the “Pages/Forms Settings” section of eMember for it to work properly. Please follow the video tutorials and it should help:
