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You can put multiple URLs in the “Digital Product URL” field. So, for the products that have a URL in the “Digital Product URL” field simply add the URL of this additional file separated by a comma (,). For the bundled products you will need to create a product for this bonus and use the ID of this product in the “Digital Product URL” field.
I see what you want to do now… Basically you just need to use two different “Buy Now” buttons for two different products but use the images as the “Button Image” for the buttons.
So, follow this page to learn how to create and put a “Buy Now” button:
How to Use Buy Now buttons Using the WordPress eStore Shopping Cart Plugin
Just make sure you choose those images as the button image (Enter the URL of that image in the “Button Image URL” field.
Let me know how you go.
Obviously you have a bit of rogue CSS code in the theme or some other plugins you are using. Lets try to narrow it down first.
Please switch your theme to the default theme and refresh that page and let me know if you still see the problem or not. Switch the theme back to what you were using.
This test will confirm if the CSS of the theme is causing the problem or not then we can look into the theme’s CSS.
I will send you an updated version of eStore which should take care of the PHP code issue.
Regarding the image border… you will need to look at the CSS of your theme other plugin that’s affecting the “Input” field. WP eStore doesn’t specify these css properties so the shopping cart can blend in nicely with the theme’s CSS. To be honest with you… the cart looks pretty good now.
A bit more explanation would help me understand what you are after.
Are you trying to link an image to a page that has the “Buy Now” button?
A link to your web page would be helpful too.
If you want to use shortcode nesting (e.g. one shortcode inside another) then you need both the plugins to use proper WordPress Shortcode API.
Creating a shortocde using the WordPress Shortcode API is pretty easy.. all you have to do is use the “add_shortcode” hook and specify a handler function so WordPress knows what to do when it finds that shortcode in a post or page.
Try requesting the author of the plugin you are trying to use and see if he will implement the shortcode using proper WordPress shortcode API.
My hands are a little full. Since you need this customization quick I would recommend requesting the developer of the following site to see if he will be able to help you (I have heard he was trying to do something similar):
WP eStore doesn’t let you limit the number of times a file can be downloaded yet. I have this feature on my to do list but can’t give you an ETA at this stage.
Your web page seem to have a lot of HTML violation errors. Not all violations are fatal but IE is not as smart as firefox.
I am pretty sure if you remove the violation errors it will work fine in IE too.
This is the source of that CSS I mentioned:
[http://rockinthunder.insytz.org/wp-content/themes/station/css/wp.css]
You can put any PHP code in the sidebar.php file of your theme or use a PHP executable plugin then use the code in a PHP widget.
You can uncheck the “Send Emails to Buyer After Purchase” field which should stop the #1 email that gets sent from eStore.
I had a look at the code of the “audio plugin”. It doesn’t use the WordPress shortcode API to create the shortcode.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API
Please note that shortcode nesting will only work when the proper WordPress API was used to create the shortcode (Just calling is a “shortcode” doesn’t make it a proper shortcode).
