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I am guessing you are using an “Add to Cart” type button. If you are using the “Add to Cart” type buttons (meaning multiple products checkout in one go) then you cannot send to a product specific “Thank You” page. Why? When someone checks out “Product A” and “Product B” together which thank you page will the customer be sent to? This customer purchased both products and you can’t send this one person to two different thank you pages! Imagine what will happen when a customer checks out with 3 products… how are you going to send him to 3 different “Thank You” pages?
This is why in a store situation you have only ONE thank you page which is capable of displaying the download links for any number of products this person purchased. If you watch the video tutorials on this page it will explain how you can setup your “Thank You” page which will display the download links for any products that the customer purchases:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-instant-digital-product-delivery-499
You don’t use multiple levels in the “Free Membership Level ID” field. If you want to have multiple free memberships then you just place a shortcode for that particular membership level on a page. WP eMember has a shortcode that lets you place a registration form for a particular membership level. For example, the following shortcode will add a registration form for membership level 2:
[wp_eMember_registration_form_for level=2]Anyone who signs up using this form will be placed in the membership level 2. Now you can place as many registration forms as you want for all of your different free memberships.
This post summarizes the steps of using multiple free membership levels:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/emember-using-multiple-free-membership-levels
Similar posts:
– https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/two-free-membership-levels
– https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/allow-members-to-have-multiple-membership-levels
The same concept from this post applies here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/hide-protected-content
This document explains how you can retrieve custom fields value that you entered in your posts. You can then use eMember’s conditional statement to do specific things:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_post_custom_values
I can add those tags to the account upgrade email too but there is no way to add the password tag. The password is kept in the database using a md5 encryption so only the user knows the true password.
Please update the both the plugins from here and then test it out again:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
Let me know if you see any difference after the update.
Yes, All of our plugins are ready for WordPress 3.2.
Regarding the customer ID field… I will send you an email to get site access to check this out.
The main cause for the “shortcode inserter” to not work properly is if you have Javascript and HTML conflicts in your WP Admin side. The best way to identify the source is to do this test:
You actually don’t need to use that TinyMCE shortcode inserter (its an optional thing).
All the eStore shortcodes are listed/documented here (you can copy and paste them):
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
I have updated eStore to just show the total quantity in the compact cart rather than unique items. You can get a new build of eStore from here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
Regarding the “one coupon per customer”… WP eStore has no way of guaranteeing or identifying that a user has already used a coupon or not. When a visitor adds items to the cart he/she is just an anonymous user. eStore only puts a label to that customer after a payment is made and it can get the user details from the payment gateway. Even if you added a check to ask for their email address before they can add items or apply coupon the customer can easily use a different/fake email address to pose as a different customer and use the coupon (you can’t prevent that).
WP eMember does not hide the title of the posts or pages by default. It hides the main content (the post body) of the post or page. The membership plugin demo is a good way to see how the content protection works in eMember:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/eMember-demo/
Maybe you can try and use the “site wide protection” feature to see if that works for you. See the 3rd point from here:
You can also do some custom coding to apply condition in your theme so it doesn’t show the title of a post if the condition is not met. The title of an article is usually displayed using the following code in your theme:
<?php the_title(); ?>You can put condition around this. WP eMember has functions that you can use to help with the condition wrapping. This documentation will explain the available functions in eMember that you can use when doing custom tweaking:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/wp-emember-miscellaneous-tweaks-248
This post should explain more on this:
If you are going to use the PDF stamper to stamp the PDF files then the file need to hosted on your server simply because the PDF stamper can only modify files that are local to the application. Downloading a file from an external server is not the same as stamping a file. Stamping involves modifying a file and you cannot modify an external file for obvious security reasons.
All you have to do is generate a random number between 1-500 (since you have 500 products) then pass the generated random number to the eStore’s function as the product ID. So PHP function of eStore are you thinking of using?
When the “Global AWeber Signup” checkbox is checked, the plugin will automatically sign up the customer of EVERY transaction to the specified list.
If you want to signup customers on a per product basis then DO NOT check the global option. Simply enter the list name in the particular product’s autoresponder section and the plugin will only signup when someone pays for that product (in your case that membership level).
