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I understand your requirements but unfortunately the simple shopping cart does not have this type of shipping option
Search for the following line
$replacement .= '<input type="submit" value="'.$addcart.'" />';and change it to
$replacement .= '<input type="submit" value="'.$price.'" />';This is in the “wp_shopping_cart.php file”
No problem… I will try to explain it here. First lock down you content for everyone.
1. Navigate to the “Manage Content Protection” tab under the “Membership Levels” menu.
2. Select the “General Protection” from the drop down menu.
3. Click on the “Categories” tab to bring the categories you have.
4. Select all of them and hit “Set Protection”. This will make all the posts under these categories protected.
Now that you have the content locked, you can start giving access to particular categories depending on membership levels. Lets do the following:
1. Select the “Free Membership” from the drop down (given you named your free membership level “free membership”)
2. Click on the “Categories” tab if it’s not selected already.
3. Check the checkboxes next to the categories that you want to give your free members access to.
4. Hit “Grant Access” button. This will make it so your free members will be able to access the posts under the categories you selected in step 3.
5. Do step 1 to 4 for the “Premium Membership”.
Do a quick test to check that all the protection is working as expected. Let me know if this helps or if you need more explanation. The following URL on the documentation site should have some explanation on this too:
yep, you can integrate a shopping cart with AWeber. For example my WP eStore plugin can be integrated with the AWeber.
But you kind of have to understand what sort of integration they are referring to here. What this integration means is that a person can be automatically signed up to your AWeber list. For example, when a customer makes a purchase using a payment button that was configured with WP eStore (e.g. membership payment) then you can make it so this customer automatically gets signed up to a particular list for future correspondence.
This does not mean that a visitor can put in his name and email address in the Aweber field and AWeber will pass those info to eMember so a member account can be created.
Let me know if my explanation helps understand the situation.
You will have to do a manual tweak for the simple shopping cart plugin. The instruciton given above by Ivy is for the WP eStore plugin (she probably didn’t realize that you were talking about the other plugin).
Anyway, to use PayPal’s profile based shipping do the following:
Open the “wp_shopping_cart.php” file and search for the following word:
shipping_1″
once you find it then delete the whole line. save and upload and that should do it.
The plugin is telling you what the issue is:
“Membership Payment/Join Page is not defined in the settings page.”
Do you have a URL filled in the “Membership Payment/Join Page” in the settings menu?
Can you please post a link to the site you are testing this on so I can see what it’s doing?
AWeber form lets your visitors signup for newsletter. The eMember plugin has no control over AWeber’s signup form. In order to crate a membership on your wordpress site eMember needs to know some details of the user. AWeber won’t pass the user details to the eMember plugin. So I am not sure if this can be done.
This used to happen when you had apostrophe (‘) in the product name. This should not happen if you are using the latest version of the plugin. Please make sure you are using the latest version from this page:
I take it back… just realized you are using the Simple PayPal shopping cart and not the WP eStore.
You need to use the following function for the simple paypal shopping cart:
<?php echo print_wp_shopping_cart(); ?>
There is no available shortcode for it as of now.
Please use the following shortcode on the post or page to display the cart even when it’s empty:
[wp_eStore_cart]
Also note that all the shortcodes and PHP references are listed on the documentation site:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
@gantoine, I use hidden pages too but you don’t need a plugin for this (not saying you can’t use a plugin). WordPress has a nice exclude functionality so whenever you display the pages menu you can specify which pages you want to exclude from the menu (keep them hidden). When you add the “Pages” from the widgets menu you will see wordpress lets you exclude the pages that you don’t want to appear in the menu.
There are a few other plugins that does this exclusion too (e.g WP Page Exclude).
With that said, I read the description of the “WP Hide Post” plugin and it looks like it just doesn’t exclude the post or page it can put another layer of protection too. Please note if wordpress can’t access a post because this plugin is hiding it then the WP eMember won’t be able to access it either.
If the “<div>” tags and css classes in your template are not used properly then it can mess things up but I don’t think this is the issue here.
Can you post a link to your page?
Also, a good test is to disable all the plugins except the well known ones (e.g Akisment, All in all SEO etc) and switch your theme to the default wordpress theme then see what happens. If the button appears then you can start to activate the plugins back and see which one causes the problem. There are too many plugins and themes out there that are not coded according to WordPress coding standards and it causes more problem most of the time.
Okay you got me confused now… are you using the WP eStore plugin or the Simple PayPal shopping cart plugin?
The forum post is under WP eStore but the shortcodes and functions you are using are for the simple PayPal shopping cart plugin.
Also the correct shortcode is:
[wp_cart:Daddy’s-Cherry-Delights:price:17.00:shipping:12:00:end]
not sure why you have the text “left_bracket2” in there.
