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It might be a plugin load order related issue. Maybe buddypress login check is happening way before eMember actually logs the member in. I will send you an email to get site access so we can check this out.
1. Yes, the [wp_eStore_download_link_sender] shortcode sends all of the items a customer has purchased.
2. Here is what I meant… when you modify this to send product_id 1, when a customer requests a download it is going to send download link for product 1. There is nothing wrong with it. Now, say for example, you have 10 customers… when they interact with this shortcode aren’t they going to get product 1 only? Are you assuming that every customer purchased product 1? How will the different customers get different products?
Please get another build of eStore from here and upgrade the plugin, this should be fixed:
It was never needed. We are adding the following function that will go in the next build.
wp_emember_get_profile_image_url_by_id('Member-ID')When you go to PayPal what does it say in the “Terms” column?
You most likely didn’t follow the documentation to setup a subscription payment button. Did you follow this documentation?
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-add-a-subscription-button-for-recurring-payment-400
Nope, the there is no shortcode to display the categories in a grid view. The following shortcode displays all the categories in a normal list view
[wp_eStore_list_categories_fancy]This erros is not coming from the eStore plugin not sure why the theme would show an error for a plugin widget. Your theme developer should be able to enlighten this for you.
You don’t have to use the widget that comes with eStore. You can simply add a “Text Widget” to your side bar and use one of the shortcodes to display the shopping cart to show it in the sidebar.
Admin doesn’t mean anything to eMember. eMember has it’s own content protection settings for each user (this allows greater flexibility in customizing content protection). You either have access to certain content or you don’t. If you want access, you go to the manage content protection menu and make sure this user in question has access to content that you want it to have access to.
Thanks. Its not keeping the space for products 4 and 5. Your product 1 and 2 has a name that is going to the next line so it is pushing into the space of the products below it. You get the best result in a grid view if your product names are of similar length so they are either all One line or all two lines. If you make your 3rd product name to be a bit longer so it wraps to 2nd line then it should be able to adjust the 2nd row better.
A pre-configured fancy display of eStore won’t help here.. this post will explain more as to why:
However, you should be able to achieve what you are after using the “Text Link” method of adding a product to the cart. This method allows your customers to add a product by clicking on a text link. So when you create the drop down menu for your products you just use a link for each drop down item or you could display all the links in a table or a bullet list. For exmaple:
- <a href="http://example.com/checkout/?wp_eStore_add_to_cart=1">Buy Product 1</a>
- <a href="http://example.com/checkout/?wp_eStore_add_to_cart=2">Buy Product 2</a>
......The number correspond to the actual product ID.
Now, when a visitor clicks on the “Buy Product” link he will go to the “Checkout” page and the item will be in the cart (assuming you have created a page called checkout and placed the shopping cart display shortcode there).
You will need to use the extra eStore shortcodes plugin to get this “add product via link” option. You can find the plugin here:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
1. A member’s status is checked when the member tries to login. This helps minimize unnecessary cronjob that we would otherwise have to run (to check every member’s status everyday) which can keep your server busy on a regular basis when this job is running. We decided to go down the current implementation as it does not impact your site performance.
2. The logout link is always present in the “eMember Login Widget” or the “Member Login” page where you embedded the login shortcode.
