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Can you post a link to the page where you have the “Buy Now” button so I can go and check to make sure the “Overridden Return” URL is being included?
You will have to load the values into the database tables used by the NextGen Gallery plugin. I don’t have a full grasp of the database table structure of the NextGen Gallery. The best person to answer this question would be Alex Rabe (the developer of NextGen gallery). So try the NextGen Gallery forum over at WordPress.org:
As far as I know you have to specify a time as the cookie life. So if you want to set it for lifetime I would say simply set it for like 50 years or something like that which will do the job.
You don’t even need the eMember plugin if you just want someone to fill in a registration form after they have made a payment. Simply use the Simple Shopping Cart plugin:
Create a WordPress page and use a contact form plugin to place a the registration form on this page. Now, in the simple shopping cart’s “Return URL” field use the URL of this page.
Now, When someone makes a payment following the “Add to Cart” button they will get redirected to this special registration page where they can fill in the details and all done.
@darkmatter, This URL should answer your question:
Why Configure Every Product Separately When Used with NextGen Gallery
I am going to add an option so you can configure a price and variation then apply that to all of your NextGen gallery pictures for people who do not care about the security of the Image.
Yeah, you can use the following shortocode:
[wp_eStore_list_categories_fancy]
Remember, all the usable Shortcodes are listed in the “Shortcode List” documentation that can found at the following URL
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
Yes, it is possible to upload product details directly into mysql database but eStore doesn’t have any build in function for this yet.
There are a few different ways to do this… you could write a PHP script that opens your data file (excel file), break it up into an array of lines that each represent a row of data, split each line up by the delimiter character (such as a comma ‘,’, tab ‘t’, semicolon ‘;’, space ‘ ‘, etc.), and then perform invididual MySQL INSERT queries (one INSERT for each line) to insert all your data from the file into the appropriate table fields.
Are you sure only get the following line as the error?
“/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/eStore_misc-functions.php on line 443”
Looks like the error is not complete… If I know what the full error is then I should be able to tell you exactly what is going wrong. Do you have a link that I can visit to check this out?
Here is my guess without looking at the actual error:
The error is on line 443… which is indicating that the htmldecode function is not happy meaning your server is using an older version PHP. Upgrading your PHP to the latest version should fix it.
“The plugin doesn’t have a timer itself it just gets the system time (meaning it just gets the server’s time)”
The above line means the plugin gets the time from your server (remember the plugin runs on your server not your PC… I was just giving an example with the whole PC thing). So, if you log into your server’s console (on a UNIX system) and enter the command “date” it will display the current date and time.
Sent you an email to arrange site access.
Update: Turned out that Godaddy was limiting the emails sent from this client’s accounts!
Please copy and paste the following line (I have tested this):
$output .= “<form action=”https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr” method=”post” target=”_blank” >$form”;
The Mailchimp class provided by mailchimp (required for mailchimp integration) seems to not work on some servers. Not sure what the root cause is… I sent an inquiry to Mailchimp but haven’t heard back from them.
The plugin doesn’t have a timer itself it just gets the system time (meaning it just gets the server’s time). It’s kind of like if you run an application in your PC it doesn’t have a timer itself… it will just get the time from the system so if your timezone in the PC is not set correctly the time in the application will be wrong too.
