[amin007]

Hi Julie, Just had a quick look at your site and looks like the JQuery library is not loading on your header. What version of WordPress are you using?

[amin007]

Please see this post:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-estore-and-jrox-jam-affiliate-manager-integration

[amin007]

Hi kihon, You can’t use “Automatic Redirection” anyway. When you use Auto redirect PayPal do not post the payment data back to the “Thank You” page and without the payment data the plugin won’t display the download links.

I have the same setup as you (I don’t have auto redirection). I did customize the text on the “return button though”. I think mine says “Click here for your downloads”. You can customize this from the “Payment Gateway” settings menu of the plugin.

[amin007]

@jtribe, the tag {product_name} displays a list of prices (comma separated) of the purchased products. If you want to take out the comma then you can modify the “paypal.php” file and search for the following line and modify as you like:

$constructed_products_price .= “, “;

Please note that the buyer will receive a proper receipt for the purchase from PayPal immediately after the transaction.

[amin007]

Basically, you need to have ALL of the accounts (both Seller and buyer accounts) set on “Payment Review – Disabled”

If you have payment review enabled PayPal won’t clear the fund and without cleared payments the plugin won’t send out digital product links.

The following post will help you solve the pending payment issue in your PayPal account:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/reasons-for-a-pending-paypal-payment

[amin007]

Yep thats right. For example when you checkout from my site using PayPal you will see my business name (Tips and Tricks HQ) on PayPal. All I did was put my paypal email address in the settings menu.

[amin007]

You want to put the Price inside the button (as the text of the button)? If you want this then it should be doable quite easily. A button has the following code:

echo ‘<input type=”submit” value=”Add to Cart” />’;

the text inside the “value” is what gets displayed on the button so all you have to do is put the price there instead of the text “Add to Cart”. something like the following should achieve it:

echo ‘<input type=”submit” value=”‘.$price.'” />’;

[amin007]

Hmmm… Windows server could be problematic. I have nothing against a Windows server but I am not a big fan of it

I should be able to look at the issue and give you a workaround though. I will email you to handle this issue.

[amin007]

@mcrooks13, I am a little confused with the setup you are trying to achieve. There is nothing wrong with the setup you are trying to have but I would like to deal with the person who actually purchased my product because of the following two reasons:

1) I need to verify the purchase first (I get a lot of fake claims who illegally managed to get a copy of the product)

2) The person who originally bought the product had to read the product description and understand what it does before he purchased it.

I hope you don’t take it the wrong way.

[amin007]

@dominick41, you question has been answered on the following post:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-does-tie-to-an-existng-paypal-account

[amin007]

You simply put in the “PayPal email address” of your business account under the “Payment Gateway” settings.

[amin007]

WordPress version shouldn’t have anything to do with it (The plugin has been tested to work on any WordPress 2.7+ version)

I am suspecting the server… are you using a Windows Server by any chance?

[amin007]

I understand… I will give you some references via email.

[amin007]

Hi Debbie, Item IDs are never placed in the “Subject Line”. It always goes in the “Email Body”.

Placing Item ID or name in the “Email Subject” is okay if you are selling one item but when you are selling multiple items and a customer buys a bunch of them it’s not practical to add all these item ids in the subject line.

[amin007]

You can’t setup a subscription payment in the backend… this would be a huge security issue. Imagine me setting up a subscription for you in the backend without having to need your permission.

All you need to do is create a subscription payment button and tell the member to pay using this button. You can make this member’s account “Inactive” from the backend so this member can’t access the protected content until a payment is made.

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