[amin007]

Updates are sent the email address that you used to purchase the product.

I actively work on my plugins so I am always adding small updates to the plugin. I send out updates to my existing customers once I accumulate these small updates and reach a milestone and have performed a reasonable amount of testing. I don’t like to send emails every few days to give you a little update here and there and break some part of your perfectly working site.

[amin007]

It is not as secure as the other option unfortunately. Given your server situation… you will have to fix that issue before you can use the other option though.

[amin007]

You can use the eStore to create Subscription Payment Button. The following URL explains how to create a subscription payment button:

How to Add/Create a Subscription Button for Recurring Payment

The affiliate commission is given on every recurring payment too.

No, it is not possible to set different commission for first month than the 2nd month and so on.

[amin007]

Can you please elaborate the following sentence:

paypal download link in the receipt reports that the page is no longer available

The latest version will be emailed to your once all the testing is complete. I don’t send out updates to my existing clients unless I have complete confidence that the upgrade won’t break your site.

[amin007]

Visit the following URL:

https://www.sandbox.paypal.com

Then log in using your sandbox “Test Accounts” e.g. buyer account. Now you can do do everything like you do in the real paypal account.

[amin007]

The following error usually means you are running out of RAM memory on your server:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 18353907 bytes) in Hosting4445488htmlwp-contentpluginswp-cart-for-digital-productsdownload.php on line 114

This can happen if you are hosting on a shared hosting and you are using more than the RAM allocated to you.

When this happens the server randomly kills any running script to free up memory. This would mean that when you start the download process the script is getting killed by the server so it’s not completing.

Try unchecking the “Downloadable” option on this product. This will make the browser handle the download rather than the script.

[amin007]

Okay no problem.. I will take a look at it.. I have emailed you to see if we organize site access.

[amin007]

Also can you please explain the exact CSS change you made so maybe I can add it to the code plugin CSS?

[amin007]

Glad to hear that you got it sorted out… you should be able to turn of lightbox effect for the etore plugin from the settings menu.

[amin007]

I have sent you the update that should fix this issue.

[amin007]

I don’t have IE7 so can’t really see the issue from my end… can you please try the “Fancy1” option and tell me if that gives you the same issue too?

[amin007]

This issue usually boils down to missing a step or two from the integration instruction:

WordPress eStore and NextGen Gallery Integration to Create Digital Photo Store

Do you mind having a quick read through the comment section of the above post? There is a good chance it will give you the clue you need. If not please post it back here and I will investigate this some more.

[amin007]

Modifying the DB table is always going to cause you issues during upgrade. You can maybe write another script that applies your DB changes after every upgrade. I don’t use buddypress so can’t really tell you which one would be the best.

[amin007]

@Daddybank, Can you please explain the scenario so I understand what you are trying to do?

What do you mean by the “first page”?

You can also post links to the pages that you are testing with.

[amin007]

Just uploaded a fresh copy of the plugin and it looks like all is working fine.

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