[amin007]

You will find the answer here:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-do-you-get-an-update

[amin007]

Hi Gary, Ofcourse you can have eStore on both the sites as long as you own them.

[amin007]

Table name is not an issue… the name can be anything. The collation should not be an issue either. The plugin does not specify what collation to use. It lets WordPress handle it when creating the table.

Are you using it on a local machine?

[amin007]

Creating a PayPal account is pretty easy. you just go to http://www.paypal.com then hit the “signup” button from the left hand side. It will give you the following 3 options:

1) Personal account

2) Premier account

3) Business account

Select the one you want then fill in the form.

[amin007]

I have now added an option so you can copy one product to create another product. Will this help?

[amin007]

Windows server could be an issue here (previously whenever this type to error occured it was on a Windows server).

Did you see any error or warning when activating the plugin?

Did 6 tables get created for the eStore?

[amin007]

I think it would be easier if I take a look at your system… I will contact you to see if we can arrange site access.

[amin007]

When a HTTP POST operation is performed on a page (e.g add to cart operation) then refreshing the page right after that operation will repeat the same process thereby adding the same product again. This is why the browser gives you an warning when you refresh a page that is about to repeat an HTTP POST operation.

[amin007]

By integration I meant the very basic scenerio:

a) Your affiliates send visitors to your site.

b) Visitor becomes a premium member

c) A commission is awarded to the referring affiliate.

In short you can achieve what you are after too. There is a function that can be used to create an affiliate account. So when a member register you just have to pass in the details to this function to create an affiliate account with the same details. At the moment this work is done by manual tweak but I am in the process of making it so you can enable this option from the settings menu of the plugin.

[amin007]

Basically most of the work that happens automatically after the post payment verification in the event of confirmed payment will need to be manually done for manual checkout. The reason is that the plugin has no way of confirming a manual payment.

In your setup you said that you don’t care about payment confirmation so you can probably do all the post payment stuff in the manual checkout code. Simply have a look at the “paypal.php” file (around line 401) and see what it does then you can copy some of those code.

[amin007]

It looks like you are doing some kind of URL masking. The URL in the browser displays “http://www.garyhobbs.co.uk” but it’s actually displaying content from another URL “http://essexrubbishremoval.co.uk”.

This is a little bit dangerous grounds. Displaying content in an iFrame from the same domain is different than displaying content from another domain. The pishing filter of the browser is obviously going to have issues with it. Imagine me setting up a site and displaying the content of “PayPal” site in it! I know you probably own both domains in your case but the browser doesn’t know that.

Anyway, the plugin does not have any restriction as to what you are doing but how the browser handles it is a different issue.

[amin007]

You don’t need to change the line… you can just add the following line and it will filter the content as well as the excerpt:

add_filter(‘the_excerpt’, ‘print_wp_cart_button_new’,11);

To display a button on the sidebar use the following PHP function (you can pass in the product name and price to the function):

<?php echo print_wp_cart_button_for_product(“PRODUCT-NAME”, “PRODUCT-PRICE”); ?>

[amin007]

Hi Valerie, the additional fields on the membership details can now be edited by the individual member from the “Edit Profile” page. We will send you an update so you get this option.

[amin007]

It’s better to use the forum for any Tips and Tricks HQ premium products (I get too many comments from all posts of my blog and it can easily get lost).

I understand your requirement and yes it can be done. I am going to give you some guidelines here on how you can do it.

In the “eStore_process_payment_data.php” file look at the “submit_to_manual” function and there is a loop that loops through the items and puts the item details to a string so it can be added to the body of the email later.

in side this loop you can add the following bit of code to generate the download link:

$id=$item;

$product_name = $item;

global $wpdb;

$products_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . “wp_eStore_tbl”;

$retrieved_product = $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT * FROM $products_table_name WHERE id = ‘$id'”, OBJECT);

$download_link = generate_download_link($retrieved_product,$product_name);

The variable “$download_link” will have the encrypted link which you can add to the email body so the customer gets it in the email.

[amin007]

Hi Gary, the plugin has been tested to work on all major internet browsers (eg. IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari). I agree that it would be idiotic to tell the customer that they can only buy products using a specific browser.

With that said, I just tested the link you gave me in IE8 from my computer and it seemed to work fine. The browser settings of IE8 on my computer is set to default (this is what most people will be using).

I have a suspicion that something is going wrong with the browser settings in IE8 on your PC (after all it’s IE or your server.

Lets try to pinpoint the issue… I know that my site uses the WP eStore plugin and it works on all major browsers. So can you please go to the following link and test the cart out? (don’t forget to do this in IE)

Products

If it doesn’t work then I would say the IE8 settings on your PC maybe acting up (Please try setting it to the default then slowly apply your changes)

Let me know what you see.

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