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You will have to use PHP… try something like this
if (digi_cart_not_empty())
{
// code to show the “view cart”
}
I am not sure what sort of setup you have for you WordPress but there is definitely something going screwy. I tried to access your “wp-content” folder:
and both of them gives 404 error.
” class=”bbcode_url”>
and both of them gives 404 error.
Yeah, when you use “Digital Product Variation” it doesn’t generate the link because it needs to know the specific variation name to be able to generate the appropriate link for that variation.
I have added an option so you can specify the “Variation Name” and it will generate the link for products with digital product variation. I have sent you and update.
Hi Frank, WordPress 2.9 should not be a problem cause I tested it already
I am pretty sure you didn’t “Deactivate and reactivate” the plugin when I gave you an updated version even though I said to do that
Please give that a try and get back to me.
I understand… this usually happens for one of the following two reasons:
1) the email is getting blocked by your server or
2) going to the spam folder.
We just need to confirm that one of the above two is not happening then we can see what the real issue is.
Are you getting the product sale notification from the eStore?
Do you have the “Use WordPress Mailing System” checkbox checked in the settings menu of the eStore plugin?
The corresponding WordPress user is created when the “membership registration” is completed by following the unique link that is emailed out to the member.
We need to address why the email is not getting sent out. Did you save the settings under the “Email Settings” option?
Hi Kate, the registration flow is the same for signing up for any type of membership except the free one (this one doesn’t have any payment involved). I have replied to your comment which should answer the “Trial” membership option.
The basic member registration flow is the following:
1) Visitor lands on your site.
2) Want to become a member after seeing some of the awesome content.
3) Follows the “Register” or “Join Today” link.
4) The above mentioned links will take them to the “Membership Payment” Page. It may look similar to the one here (http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/eMember-demo/members-home/join-us)
5) From this page they can decide which membership option they want to choose (eg. Free, Silver, Gold or whatever you are offering)
6) If they choose the “Free Membership” then they just follow the link and sign up for a free membership. Remember, the free membership sign up is only possible if you (the admin) allow free membership on your site.
7) If they choose a “Paid Membership” then they make a payment by clicking on the payment button for the appropriate membership.
Once the Payment is confirmed (at this point the plugin knows what type of membership this member wants), the plugin will create the appropriate membership account for this visitor.9) The member will receive an email that contains a UNIQUE link to complete the registration.
10) When the member clicks on that link in the email it will let them choose a “username” and “password” and complete the registration. At this point the member can log into the site.
Step 9 and 10 are additional steps that allows the member to choose their own “username” and “password”. Many membership plugin just randomly creates a “username” and “password” for the member and completes the process at step 8. From my experience I know what most people do not like to receive random “username” and “password” assigned to them so in WP eMember I made sure the members can choose the login credentials.
Let me know if this makes sense
So did you create a coupon with the “Item Quantity” or “Total Quantity”? I have a feeling you used the “Item quantity” when you actually need to create a coupon with the “Total Quantity” condition.
@MrDoru, Your buyers who doesn’t have a paypal account will see the credit card payment option when they click the checkout button and go to PayPal.
When you are testing it out on your computer PayPal knows that you have a PayPal account (from the cookies) so it’s not displaying the credit card option. It doesn’t mean your buyers won’t see it.
This link explains this in details:
I have deleted your other forum post as that’s exactly the same as this one.
Yes you can do it. Just a PHP function to call from your sidebar.php file.
All the available shortcodes and PHP functions are listed here:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
Hi Jessica, No need to be sorry
The easiest way to do this would be to put the following code before the button shortcode:
</br>The above HTML code starts a new line so you can use that to add empty line to create some space.
Do you want to display the thumb sized image of the image thats displayed in the NextGen Gallery or a thumb sized image that you have specified in the “Additional Product Description” section of the product? If you want the later one then it should be pretty easy to do.
Hi Lucy, obviously it’s not finding the image at the location that was specified so we need to fix that.
Can you check your HTML of the Cart (not from the code, check it from the browser) to see what URL it’s using for the image?
Are you using any caching plugin?
