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Your problem description seems to indicate that the PHP session is not working on your server. Please contact your web hosting and request them to fix the PHP session problem and the cart will start working.
Please post a link to your site so I can check it out and double confirm the issue.
A shopping cart is not ideal for receiving donations.
You can try one of the following plugins:
1) http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-easy-paypal-payment-or-donation-accept-plugin-120
2) http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-paypal-donation-plugin-942
Hi Joan, Shortcodes are executed by WordPress. A PHP script has no knowledge of shortcodes. shortcodes is just a mechanism so you can put a bit of text in a post or page which eventually gets filtered by WordPress (it calls the corresponding PHP unction). So there has to be a PHP function call that does the actual work. You will need to use that PHP function inside your script and it will work fine.
If the documentation of the other plugin do not state what this function name is then you can take a look at the code yourself and find it out.
Hmmm… session shouldn’t expire that quickly. Will investigate this one.
Update: Turned out that your server’s PHP session wasn’t configured correctly so it wasn’t holding the value.
I can give you some guidance on how to include the username but I don’t plan to add this to the shopping car cause it falls under the responsibility of a membership plugin.
I think you missed out step 1 maybe?
“1. Contact me to get the WishList and WP eStore Integration package.”
This indicates that the subscription handling script is not getting invoked.
The following means that a subscription signup request was received and it should be hanlded by the subscription signup handling script which creates the member after talking to Wishlist.
[01/24/2010 11:28 PM] – SUCCESS :Subscription signup IPN received… nothing to do here(handled by the subscription IPN handler)
Did you overwrite the “paypal.php” file that was in the Wishlist integration package? Also did you do “step 2” mentioned at the following URL?
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-estore-and-wishlist-plugin-integration-448
The WP eStore does not do anything with WordPress user. I don’t plan to give eStore the knowledge of WordPress user’s Role management as it falls under the realm of Membership plugin.
As I have mentioned before you can add this functionality with manual tweaks. Basically in the post payment processing script you will have to add in a bit of code that handles this wordpress user creation with the proper Role settings.
The eMember plugin can now be configured so each different membership level can have a default WordPress Role settings. Then when a member signs up in that membership level he/she will have that WordPress Role assigned to him. I have sent you an updated version of eMember so You can see this functionality.
