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1. We can look into adding an option which will check members account status in the background. This should address this.
2. The logout link should be present even for “expired” members (both in the login widget and the login page). Can you please get a fresh build of eMember from here and report to me if you still see this after the update?
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/re-install-or-load-a-fresh-build-of-the-plugins
Can you please keep the debug option enabled and when you receive one of these “Payment skipped” cases, send me the “ipn_handle_debug.log” file. I will analyze the log file and look into adding a condition for handling this (PayPal should send a notification to the plugin when this case happens).
I don’t have a proper solution for the nesting thing that you mentioned. I don’t like the idea of introducing another copy of the shortcode that does the same thing just for nesting. Someone else will need a double nesting down the path (which will need another set of shortcode) so it doesn’t solve the problem really.
The attribute name is long and descriptive on purpose. Even though I like short names, from an average customer’s point of view a long description name leaves no room for confusion (some of my older products with short attribute name thought me this).
The subscription terms and conditions checkbox is a global settings. If the user has checked one “I agree the terms” checkbox then it assumes the user agrees with your terms and lets him subscribe.
When testing on local development the plugin can’t send emails to your real email account because the server is not live. It’s not even going to receive payment notifications form PayPal either.
You can use HTML in the description field which can help you customize the look of the description field. For example:
This is a test line. <br /> This line will be in the next line. <br />
<ul>
<li>list point 1</li>
<li>list point 2</li>
<li>list point 3</li>
</ul>We have a service that you can use to get the affiliate plugin installed and configured but we don’t have anything for the gold cart related tutorial. Maybe try the support forum of that plugin (gold cart) since they are the ones developed the plugin?
You can’t use the shortcode for an “Add to Cart” button and expect it to work like a subscription button. Creating a subscription button is a two step process. Bottom line, If you want to embed a subscription button you need to follow this documentation:
How to Add/Create a Subscription Button for Recurring Payment
It’s really simple… there are many types of button you can create using eStore. There are corresponding documentation for each type of button. Simply follow the documentation for that particular type of button and do exactly as it say. In your case you need to use the following shortcode to place a subscription button for a product:
[wp_eStore_subscribe:product_id:PRODUCT-ID:end]Replace ‘PRODUCT-ID’ with the actual id of the product (example: 15)
WordPress plugins do not work like that. Can you use your Akismet plugin from one install to block spams on another WordPress install? No. The plugin only works in the same WordPress install where the plugin is also installed.
Anyway, if you want to track clicks and commissions from all your other WordPress installs using one install of the affiliate plugin then the following option might help:
We have developed a small helper plugin that you place on your sub-domain/other wordpress installs and it will communicate with the main plugin installed on the main site to track clicks and sales remotely.
If the above solution sounds like something that will help then contact us here (mention this forum post) and we will send you this helper plugin:
There was no issue in the plugin. Basically the coupon code column was somehow out of sync. The upgrade process syncs everything which is why it’s working now. This is just an easier fix than trying to explain the whole database thing.
The plugin change log is posted here after the release of every major version:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-estore-plugin-change-log-56
The click data is not something that you really need to reset. You can go to your PHPMyAdmin from cPanel and delete all the entries in the “affiliates_clickthroughs_tbl” table.
This article might be helpful for you:
Is it a single PDF file per product or do you have multiple files per product?
Each stamped copy of the PDF file is time-stamped. You can go to the “Manage Stamped Files” menu and bulk delete old files based on time stamp.
Yes, any sale (on different products, on the same domain) will be attributed to the affiliate as long as the sale happens withing the cookie duration time (you can control this cookie duration from the settings menu). The affiliate area is separate and should not get mixed up with a membership area.
