[amin007]

You won’t be able to do this with Just the affiliate plugin as it works sitewide but if you are using the Affiliate plugin with WP eStore then you can selectively state which products do not get affiliate commission when configuring the product in eStore.

[amin007]

You will definitely need a more custom job for this. This will be bit of a big job/plugin but if you want it I can deliver

[amin007]

I have no idea about Windows server (I am not a fan of windows server). If you can tell me what part of the plugin code you need explained then I can help you with that.

[amin007]

You should never have to change code. The settings menu for the plugin is under the “Settings” menu of WordPress (loo at the left hand dashboard menu). I think I have more explanation on the comment section of the page for the “Paypal Payment Accept” plugin

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-easy-paypal-payment-or-donation-accept-plugin-120

[amin007]

The simple WordPress Shopping Cart doesn’t use a database hence limiting stock is not possible. At the moment only the WP eStore can do this.

[amin007]

I see you are using the WordPress Simple Shopping Cart plugin and not the WP eStore plugin so please post it under the simple shopping cart forum (https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/forum/simple-paypal-shopping-cart) otherwise other people on the forum can easily get confused thinking this is an eStore issue.

[amin007]

Yep, I just realized that I needed to update the eStore plugin (the eMember integration part) so it does’t put the email in the database after the purchase. This is necessary now that the WordPress user integration feature has been implemented in eMember.

I have sent you an updated version of the eStore plugin which should resolve this issue. I couldn’t fully test this fix as it’s pretty late and am going to bed… I just wanted to give you something so you can keep working on your project. Let me know how you go.

[amin007]

Thanks for the info.. this issue can’t be that hard to track… most things seem to be working. I have asked the co-developer of this plugin to take a look at it. Lets see if he can give any insight.

I like customers who are developers… it’s a lot easier to deal with them as they understand the situation and try to help in addressing the issue rather than blaming everything on me

[amin007]

Hmmm.. I didn’t know that the “askapache-password-protect” plugin could do this… that plugin is a well known plugin.

Remember, any time a plugin gives your grief and you can’t even log into your WordPress dashboard, you can just log into your site through FTP then rename the folder of that plugin to something random and it will automatically deactivate the plugin and your site should get back to normal.

[amin007]

Hi, Not sure how the Adsense plugin is related to the WP eStore plugin. Am I missing something here?

[amin007]

The only place that email shows up is in the eStore Customer table. Could this be the issue? – No

Lets try to address this step by step…

I just visited the following URL and was able to sign up for an account (I guess you have free membership turned on?)

http://wdwradio.stbarrett.com/member/register/

I noticed a few things that are odd:

1) The “Membership” field doesn’t have any value? This is not right as it should state the membership level name.

2) Clicking on some links on your site brings up a lightbox thing but it hangs in the middle. Not sure what sort of plugins you are using but this behavior doesn’t seem right and can cause other JQuery related issues.

3) Your site seem to be taking too long to load a page (Is it just me or this is normal?)

Anyway, can you please post a link to the page where you have your payments button so I can do a purchase and see how that goes. The only thing with sandbox purchase is that the sandbox email is not a real email so when the plugin sends the email with the unique link to complete the registration I won’t get it. Maybe you can create a $0.01 “Buy Now” button and hook it to a membership level so I can test it live?

[amin007]

Yeah this should be easy to implement. All you gotta do is check if the visitor is logged in when they hit the “Add to Cart” button. If they are logged in then let them process as usual or else redirect them to the Login page.

Search for the following piece of line in the code (this is what gets executed when the button is clicked:

if ($_POST['addcart'])

You will need to add the check for is_user_logged_in() inside this if statement block and redirect to the login page if the user is not logged in.

[amin007]

It doesn’t require any special PHP library (the problem is somewhere else).

I just double checked your site to make sure that the shopping cart widget you added is from the WP eStore plugin and not the Simple shopping cart plugin (a lot of people make this mistake). Looks like the cart is appearing fine now… so I take it you figured out the problem. What was it?

[amin007]

Please bear in mind that with the addition of the “WordPress user integration” feature that lets you integrate the members of eMember witht wordpress users. Basically if you use this feature then the plugin will automatically create a new wordpress user with the same credentials when a new member is registered with eMember. This way the members only have one set of login credentials. Some people like to use this feature some don’t. I personally don’t like it cause I don’t want my members to be a user of my WordPress installation too… I like to keep them separate.

With that said, WordPress requires the members to have unique email and username. So we had to make the system to not accept emails or usernames that have already been taken.

Can you please verify by looking at your members list from the “members” menu of the plugin to make sure that the email address you are using is not already being used by one of the existing members? Because you are using sandbox testing, I have a feeling that you have already ran this once so that email is already registered in the system.

[amin007]

rflush, if PHP session doesn’t work on your server then pretty much none of the wordpress shopping cart plugin will work on your site as they all uses the PHP session variable.

with that said, I am sure your hosting provider will address the issue if you explain to them properly. (I can’t think of any hosting provider that would sell you hosting with PHP where PHP session doesn’t work! They would have to be a really crappy hosting provider to do that).

Just ask them if they can make sure that the PHP Session is working (this has got nothing to do with PayPal or anything else).

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