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You can try one of the following two shortcodes which displays the product with the details:
[wp_eStore_fancy:product_id:1:end]
or
[wp_eStore_fancy2:product_id:1:end]
All the shortcodes can be found here:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
Most likely you have the “Enable Sandbox Testing” checkbox checked from the settings menu of the plugin. Please uncheck that and save the settings.
What I meant is that each level of membership can have a default WordPress role specified. For example:
Basic Membership Level – Subscriber
Silver Membership Level – Editor
Gold Membership Level – Admin
Now if a member registers for “Silver Membership” then his role will be automatically set to “Editor”. If someone subscribes to “Gold Membership” then his role will be set to “Admin”.
Now can’t your other plugin/script manage the display since the members role has been set correctly when they signed up?
LOL… I do not like to give any set date because my priority changes frequently. The last thing I want is to hold up your launch. Go ahead with your plan and I will try to add it soon (hopefully within 4 days)
eMember now has an option whereby you can assign each membership level a default WordPress Role. So depending on which membership level a member signs up he/she will get that WordPress Role assigned to it. Will this feature help?
couldn’t you use the “Collect Customer Input” feature of the eStore plugin to collect special instruction from your buyer?
The file is stored in the plugin directory “wp-cart-for-digital-products”. Look for that file (the name should be on the document I pointed you to this file earlier) in that directory.
When the file is kept in the “downloads” directory it can give you a 404 on some servers due to the protection that is put in that directory but the customer will be able to download it when they click on the link that is sent out to them after the purchase.
I don’t think this is your issue though because you don’t even seem to get the post payment email with the download link in it.
Do you get a “Payment Verification Failed” email from the plugin?
Did you test it in “Debug Mode” explained here?
Shortcodes only work on posts and pages… you need to use the corresponding PHP function call when using it from the template files. The documentation site has instructions on this.
Hi Tink, I am going to add AWeber Integration for eMember on it’s own. When this is done (should add this feature in a few days) your problem will go away.
If the coupon condition is something like “Total quantity greater than 8” then yes you need to enter a quantity that’s greater than 8 (e.g 9) to be eligible for the discount.
Looks pretty good… no I am not doing any “Roman Cart” integration work so I will send anyone looking for roman cart integration your way.
A quick way to find out the culprit (plugin or theme that is causing the issue) is to switch to the default WordPress theme and start deactivating the suspected plugins(keep checking the page after you deactivate the plugin).
Once you identify the plugin that’s causing the issue you can dive into the code of that plugin and see why it’s doing it or maybe contact the plugin author to take a look at it.
Let me know if you are still having issue with this.
