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If you go to the link that you are specifying in the “Return URL” field you will see it’s giving a 404.
http://www.motorhome-books.com/thank/
That means the URL you are specifying is wrong. How is paypal going to redirect to a page that you have specified incorrectly?
This usually happens when you unzip the plugin folder and it has another directory inside the directory.
Step 1. Delete anything that you manually uploaded (make sure no eStore plugin is on your server).
Step 2. Follow the installation video on this page
Let me know how it goes.
The plugin resources page on WordPress Codex is a good starting point:
Giving your customers a Unique code and displaying a set of products based on the code can stay outside the plugin. So you can have another script that takes this code and displays a set of products to the customers (eStore doesn’t need to know this logic).
You can specify a number for “Available Quantity” for each product and when it runs out eStore will automatically make it unavailable to buy. The main part that I don’t know how to handle is the sending of unique codes per product.
Yep language option for eMember is coming (It’s 80% complete) so I should be able to give you something in a few days. Hit me up if I forget to send you a copy.
1. Fields on what page?
2. Please state which ones and I will give you guidance
3. There is no option for a profile pic but sounds like a good idea (I will add it)
4. Nope this is not possible.
You will need to go through the other file that I mentioned earlier and add whatever post payment stuff you want to do in your manual checkout case.
Yes you can put a log file in the downloads directory but since the plugin is installed on a different domain it won’t have permission to write to that file.
It should be very easy to notify the seller of his product sales. All you need to do is add a bit of code in the post payment handling script that emails to the email address where the money went to (the money obviously will go to the sellers account).
The affiliate plugin also tracks the product ID of the product that generated that commission (this information is only availabe through the admin dashboard though)
Exact copy and paste is not going to work here as you will need to populate the values of the variable.
For example this piece of code inserts the data into the database but you will need to fill in the values (eg. $firstname, $lastname):
global $wpdb;
$customer_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . “wp_eStore_customer_tbl”;
$updatedb = “INSERT INTO $customer_table_name (first_name, last_name, email_address, purchased_product_id,txn_id,date,sale_amount) VALUES (‘$firstname’, ‘$lastname’,’$emailaddress’,’$current_product_id’,’$transaction_id’,’$clientdate’,’$sale_price’)”;
$results = $wpdb->query($updatedb);
So basically you need to see what that script does then use the same logic to achieve what you want in your scenario.
You can see how the plugin creates the database tables in the “eStore_installer.php” file.
In the other user’s case, the problem went away as soon as he installed it on the live server (initially he was testing it on his local PC and wasn’t sure if all the server setup was correct)
