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"Any ideas on how to turn off one set of emails and make each order only count once?"This should not be happening under any circumstances. This is the first time I am hearing this though. Have you modified any part of the plugin code?
Please post a link to the page where you have the “Add to Cart” or “Buy Now” buttons.
You should just be able to place the above code in your “header.php”. WordPress knows if that function is available or not
You will need to get the Image ID from NextGen gallery then add the name of the “Image” as the product name when the “Add to cart” button is clicked. As I mentioned earlier this involves coding in PHP though. I am working on developing something at the moment which might do what you are after. So if you can wait a few days then I might have a solution for you.
It’s most likely a CSS issue. If you can post a link to the page where you have the cart then I will be able to take a look and give you some suggestions.
This post should explain how to use tax:
You will have to use a custom template to display an “Add to Cart” button below every thumbnail of NextGen gallery with the same product ID. This will require significant tweaking though. So I would recommend getting a plugin that will fit this need rather than tweaking this one.
Yes, you can manually add members through the “Add/Edit Members” menu of the membership plugin’s admin.
If by “page last viewed by the user” you mean the last page the member viewed in a previous log in session then the answer is no.
By default, if a member follows the “Login” link from a post then after he logs in he will be redirected to that post. This will work if you have the “Enable After login Redirection” option unchecked from the settings menu otherwise it will go to the “After Login Page” URL that is specified in the settings menu.
You will need to add a bit of PHP code to check if the member is logged in or not and depending on that you can show different links.
Following is an example of PHP code that you can potentially use
if (function_exists('wp_eMember_install'))
{
$emember_auth = Emember_Auth::getInstance();
$user_id = $emember_auth ->getUserInfo('member_id');
if (!empty($user_id))
{
//Member is logged in so display whatever you want
}
else
{
//Member is not logged in
}
}The error indicates that not all the plugin files were uploaded… I have sent you the latest version of eStore… give it a go.
The plugin installation video tutorial can be found here:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-quick-setup-and-usage-video-tutorial-593
FYI, This link explains all about paypal’s profile based shipping:
@bballa, The PHP code you have cooked up is no good. Please note that this is no way possible for us to teach you PHP programming language here. You should maybe look at the official site for PHP and see if they have any forum for this.
with that said, here is the method signature of the function that you are trying to call:
function get_button_code_for_product($id)
the “get_button_code_for_product” method takes one parameter and that is the ID of the product that you are trying to show the button for. So all you need to do is pull the product ID from the custom field and pass it to this function. You can try something like the following:
<?php
$values = get_post_custom_values('prodid');
echo get_button_code_for_product($values[0]);
?>Just a note… the above code hasn’t been tested.
