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It’s not a glitch… it’s a standard browser feature to repeat the last action when you refresh or go back. Now the last action you performed was a HTTP POST (add to cart button) so it repeats that. It will give you a warning when you do this though. You will have to click “yes” to that.
It’s not a glitch… it’s a standard browser feature to repeat the last action when you refresh or go back. Now the last action you performed was a HTTP POST (add to cart button) so it repeats that. It will give you a warning when you do this though. You will have to click “yes” to that.
File permissions are correct.
What is the PHP version on your server? Can you please post a link to the page where you have the “Add to cart” buttons so I can have a look at it?
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(it makes troubleshooting easy for me)I got a quick question for you. Is the target/landing page (socialmediabythesea.com) a WordPress page or post?
Sometimes people try to link to plain HTML page without realizing that WordPress plugins do not work on plain HTML page (for example, try to use the “Akismet” plugin to block spam on a non wordpress post or page).
If this is the problem then all you need to do is make your landing page in WordPress. WordPress allows you to make landing pages through the use of “Custom Page Templates”. This article should explain how “Custom Page Templates” can be created and used:
Under the “General settings” of the WP eMember plugin you should see the following field:
“Login Restriction by IP Address:”
If you can’t see that field then there is a possibility that the version is not correct. Please make sure the WP eMember version is 5.0.7 or higher.
Yeah, if you want to sign up customers to different list on a per product basis then you need to specify the list name in the “Autoresponder” Section of the product and it will be accessible in the loop that I pointed to you earlier.
“using the API Key or using the login details.” – I meant you can uncomment the API part and use the API key path but at the moment eStore uses the “MailChimp” Login details to get hold of the API handle. This is why in the eStore’s settings menu you had to enter your “MailChimp” login details not API Key.
Modify around line 483 of “paypal.php” to add the product details to mailchimp. you can get the product name and id using the following:
$item_number = $current_cart_item['item_number'];
$item_name = $current_cart_item['item_name'];“why was this code commented out in the current version? Isn’t a MailChimp API key required to make the API Calls?”
You need a handle to the MailChimp API to make API calls. WP eStore gives two ways to do this… using the API Key or using the login details.
I have commented out the API Key option as some customers with older version of PHP was having issues with this option and it was becoming a support nightmare for me.
With that said, you will see the following line in “paypal.php” file:
$api = eStore_get_chimp_api();
The $api is your handle here.. just know that the “eStore_get_chimp_api” function will create this handle for you and you can start making api calls here.
Hi Jimmy, you can use the “Compact Cart” option in the settings menu which displays a compact version of the shopping cart in the widget. Let me know if this helps.
The problem with this is that when creating the database table you need to specify the column names that you want to create. How can we specify the additional column names when we don’t know what they are?
We are trying to see if there is any way to accommodate this. As soon as we can find a way we will add this option.
Hi Barbara, It is not possible for real affiliate clicks to be credited to phantom affiliates.
I am pretty sure you made typo when creating the affiliate link. check all your links to make sure you didn’t miss out the “t” in the link.
You can also search for an affiliate with the name “WillHol” in the admin panel and see if it exists. If it doesn’t then it proves the theory.
Remember, you don’t have to create an affiliate account to be able to refer traffic. The plugin will track the clicks whenever it sees a link with “ap_id” appended to it. This allows people using Google Adwords to measure sales conversion without actually creating affiliate accounts for each campaign.
