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The error is related to your server not being able to handle “Windows” formatted file (Some servers do this). There is nothing wrong with it though… I will send you another copy of the plugin where all the files are “UNIX” formatted and it should fix this issue.
Yes the membership plugin and the affiliate plugin can work together and share the same login credentials but this work needs to be done manually at the moment. I am in the process of adding this functionality in the settings menu so it can be enabled just by checking a checkbox.
The shortcodes you are using are fine. If possible, I will have to take a look at your system to see why it’s acting up. I will send you an email to see if we can organize something.
You can allow “WordPress User Integration” from the settings menu of the eMember plugin. When you enable this feature the members of eMember plugin also becomes a user of the WordPress too (same as if you just signed up using the wordpress registration form)
I had a look at your site and looks like the anchor text is not getting applied to the URL. When it does you will see it will have “#wp_cart_anchor” appended to the URL after you click the “Add to Cart” button.
Can you please confirm that the “Allow Shopping Cart Anchor” checkbox is checked in the settings menu of the plugin and you have saved the settings after you applied it?
You can use the simple wordpress shopping cart with any type of PayPal account so this is not an issue really. As far as the integration goes… it’s really simple… all you have to do is enter your PayPal email address (you will get this after you setup the PayPal account) in the settings menu of the plugin.
I have posted a video tutorial on the following page that should give you a good idea of this (see the “Installation and Usage” section of that post)
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-simple-paypal-shopping-cart-plugin-768
This happens due to the file format of that particular file not being “Unix”. Most people are using a Linux server which is good but some are using Windows server so I am maintaining two sets of files (each with the corresponding file format) and sometimes it gets mixed. Most servers do not have an issue with the file format but some do. I will send you another copy of the plugin which should resolve this.
That would indicate that the URL you have specified in the “Return URL” field of the settings menu is not correct.
Can you please post the URL that you are using here?
Okay had a look at your site… I found that your theme is using the following bit of CSS for “input” and “textarea” fields:
input, textarea {
width: 94%;
padding: 8px;
font-family: Arial, Verdana, sans-serif;
font-size: 1.2em;
border: 1px solid #ccc;
}
You can see that it’s forcing every field to be 94% of the container width. I am not sure why the theme is specifying every input fields to be of a certain width (it only limits the capability of your theme). If you get ride of that line it should fix your issue.
What Ivy explained is one main cause for this but if you are seeing the following tag on the page:
[wp_eStore_display_transaction_result]Then that means the plugin is not even filtering it. This leads me to believe that you may have an older version of the plugin. What version are you using?
You should never have to manually rename tables and stuff. This should work nicely after you activate the plugin. You may have some condition on your site… would be good if I could take a look at it. I will send you an email.
Image scaling is always caused by the CSS of your theme…. the following page has some pointers:
If you can post a link to your site then I could take a look and give you more guidance.
Please make sure you have the “Free Membership Level ID” field empty when you are trying to uncheck the “Allow Free Membership” field.
Hi Jeremy, Please give the following a try:
[admin deleted old instructions]
New instructions can be found here:
let me know if this helps.
