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@mariel, your issue seems to be related to using some sort of caching mechanism…. Are you using any Caching plugin (eg. WP Super Cache)? If you are then you may want to checkout this page:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-shopping-cart-and-wp-super-cache-workaround-334
Hi Greg, You shouldn’t have to tweak it. We have plans to add these fields to the member profile page anyway. We are working on adding a bookmarking feature to this plugin. This will allow your members to be able to bookmark certain posts or pages from your site and it will be saved in their profile. The members can later access these bookmarks from their profile page. We will add those other fields in the profile page after this work is done.
If you are pressed for time then you can manually add these by modifying the “function show_edit_profile_form()” file. Look inside the “show_edit_profile_form()” function. All the database columns are already there.. all it needs is to add the HTML form fields to take the input from the user.
This is not possible but sounds like a really good feature… I have added this to my “WishList” for the affiliate plugin.
Yep, you can do this by specifying a value in the “Available Quantity” field of the product. Then the plugin won’t let anyone buy that product once it’s sold out. The following URL should explain more.. read towards the bottom of the page:
Can you please post a link to the page so I can see the behavior?
This type of issue is usually related to PHP session not working on your site. A quick way to find this out is to add a product to the cart then browse to different pages of your site. If the session isn’t working then the Cart will get emptied out as you browse to other pages since the value gets lost.
If this is the case then your hosting provider should be able to fix your PHP session issue… it’s usually a matter of adding a line to your PHP.ini file on your server.
Everything looks good… can you please share the content of the “subscription_handle_debug.log” file after you do a test transaction for the “Gold” member?
It’s good to know that you got it working by tweaking it but you really shouldn’t have to do any tweaking. I don’t know exactly what you did for your specific wordpress setup but I suspect some steps might be missing. I have a few customers who installed thier wordpress in a sub-directory then used redirection to access it from the root domain.
The changes you did shouldn’t break anything else but it can be limiting as you are specifically posting to a page.
action=""means post to the current page (whatever this page maybe)Glad to hear that… I knew it was something with PayPal but would be good if you could explain what exactly was it that was causing this… who knows it might help someone else reading this thread in the future
This shouldn’t happen. Can you please post a link to the page where you have the Membership payment buttons?
Somehow the development code for that file got truncated to the production code. It was my fault
… I have corrected this on the production code.
The shopping cart is fluid and will try to adjust to the container. So it will adjust nicely on sidebars of different width but if your sidebar is too narrow then it won’t be able to fit properly. The width at least needs to be a size so the heading for each column (Item Name, Quantity, Price) can fit in one line otherwise the cart looks funny.
You can place the shopping cart on a separate page (For example: checkout page) if your sidebar is too narrow. Checking the following option in the eStore settings will make it so when someone adds a product to the cart it will automatically redirect to that page.
Automatic redirection to checkout pageFor shipping discount you need to use the one that says
“Free shipping if total” – “is greater than” – “some amount”
In your case it will be:
“Free shipping if total” – “is greater than” – “300”
Now when someone have more than $300 worth of item in their shopping cart they can use this coupon to take the shipping cost off the cart.
You can also upload your images using a FTP client in a directly you like (eg. the uploads directory) then use the URL of the image.
In the “wp_shopping_cart.php” file search for the following line:
$item_total_shipping += $item['shipping'] * $item['quantity'];This is where the shipping is getting calculated… you can add a condition here saying if the quantity is more that 2 then set shipping to 0.
Just posting it here for anyone who might be seeing the same result:
In checking the PayPal account it showed the IPNs we did not receive as “retrying” and with the notification URL of
[http://www.tbucketplans.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/paypal.php]
HTTP response code was 408
What is 408?
408 – Request timeout – The client did not produce a request within the time that the server was prepared to wait. The client may repeat the request without modifications at any later time.
Basically PayPal is trying to send the IPN but because the server is under heavy load it’s not accepting it so it’s putting it in the queue to try it later. I haven’t seen many of these but this is likely to happen on a shared hosting where the hosting company has put too many clients on one machine and the server is always under heavy load.
