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You either have a older version of eStore still laying around in your plugins directory that you didn’t fully clear out or the new version you uploaded is missing some files. Please follow the upgrade instructions from here and do as it says.
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-estore-installation-and-usage-guide-31#upgrade
Lets address your encrypted download file issue first. Are you using PDF stamper or just eStore? This post should help you test your encrypted download system:
How to Test WP eStore Plugin's Encrypted Download System on Your Site
This post will shed some light on why emails can take a while depending on your server:
The IP address and eMember ID are optional fields that are only populated if the information is available. For example if a member makes a purchase without being logged into eMember then the plugin has no way of knowing his eMember ID and it won’t put anything there.
We haven’t fully released this addon yet (we want to add a few more gateways before we do release it for everyone) but this should do the job for you:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wp-payment-gateway-bundle-plugin
There is a slight misunderstanding here. The following parameter in the shortcode does not mean only search category one (1):
search_category=11 in this context means true (meaning.. yes search this term against the category table too). If thats confusing you can use
search_category=truewhich will work fine too.When you do have the search category flag set it will search ALL of your categories (Not just one). Does that make sense?
Okay.. is the email address value in your “WP eMember Settings -> Email Settings -> From Email Address” field the same as your actual WordPress admin email?
If they are same this would mean that the sender and the receiver is the same and I know that some servers have issues with sending email when the “to” and the “from” email addresses are the same.
That sounds like you have a slightly old version of the extra shortcode plugins. Have you recently downloaded a new version of the extra shortcode plugin? When you go to the plugins menu in your WordPress dashboard what version number does it say for the “Extra Shortcodes for WP eStore” plugin?
WordPress’s recommended shortcode filtering priority is 11. So if all the plugins specify 11 as the shortcode filtering priority then we will never see this issue. In your installation this is not the case which is why lowering the priority works.
The menu comes from your theme so eMember doesn’t have any control over it. The only way to add conditional menu is to tweak your menu code and add conditions to it. I don’t have any knowledge of your menu code so can’t give more specific instruction unfortunately. You can give that documentation to your theme developer and he will understand the code and be able to help you.
Please get a fresh build of eMember from here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
Are you using the eStore plugin for membership payment? If you are then also update the eStore plugin too from the above URL.
Firefox is OS independent as they use the same rendering engine in the core so this won’t be an issue related to the OS. This issue could be related to caching. Do you have a caching plugin?
This shouldn’t be hard to track. Are you using just free membership or a mixture of paid and free membership? If you are using paid member then are you using eStore for your membership payment?
Please use the contact form to contact us and someone will organize this for you.
which payment gateway are you using and what version of eMember and eStore do you have installed now?
You need to add conditional statement around your menu. This post will give you examples as to how you can use the conditional statements of eMember:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/wp-emember-miscellaneous-tweaks-248
Okay added the search_category parameter to the following shortcode too:
[wp_eStore_product_search_with_add_to_cart_button search_category=1]When you use the “search_category=1” parameter in the shortcode it searches for that string in all of your categories. The category search result is displayed at the bottom of the product search result. So it will first show a list of the product search then it will list the categories which also has that search string.
You can get a new build of the extra shortcodes plugin from here:
