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The buyer doesn’t get an email for Manual checkout. It can be very easily added though. I left it out cause the users who pursued me to add this feature didn’t want an email to be sent to the buyer. They wanted to contact the buyer for payment arrangement after they receive the sale notification.
It makes sense that the buyer receives a copy of the order too. I will add this option and give you an update.
One of the files in the plugin got corrupted. I have sent you a fresh copy of the plugin which should fix it.
The plugin sends the email instantly but there are a few dependencies though
1) PayPal – the plugin will never send the email with the product downloads untill it has received the payment notification (IPN) from PayPal. PayPal does send the IPN instantly after a payment but sometimes it can take up to an hour (this happens rarely).
2) Your Server – the plugin tells your server to send the email but that doesn’t mean the email is sent right that second. Your server can queue it up if it’s under heavy load and send it later.
3) Mail client – The mail client has to query for new incoming mails. This query time interval can also vary.
It’s not hard to find out what is causing the bottleneck though. You can turn on debug (check the “Enable Debug” checkbox in the settings menu) in the WP eStore plugin then check the “ipn_handle_debug.log” file to see when the IPN was received from PayPal and how long it took for the mail to arrive in your inbox.
The cart should be automatically cleared when the customer returns to the site after payment unless something is going wrong in the verification process… Do you get the email from the plugin after purchase? Please post a link to the page where you are using it so I can check some stuff out.
Because the image URL is wrong.. when you try to access the following URL it gives a “Not Found” Error!
@netxm, unfortunately, you will have to configure the products in the eStore again
There should scripts/plugins out there that does this trivia things already. All you have to do is configure the coupons in eStore and setup this trivia script to give out a coupon code if the customers answer the questions right. The customer can then use it in the shopping cart.
You need to specify the “Button Image URL” under the “Additonal Product Details” section of the product.
Option A) You can manually send the download to your clients after payment and once you make enough money you can buy the WP eStore which will automate things for you
Option
You can put the download link of your download file on the “Thank You” page so customers can see it after they make the payment and returns to your site.Option C) How about I give you a deal
I will send you an email.
Hi Addison, I had a quick look at the code of the “EasyPayPal Plugin” and it looks like it’s using the “rm” field of PayPal.
<input type="hidden" name="rm" value="2">What does it mean? it means that PayPal will posts the payment data back to your site when the cusotmer clicks the “Return to Merchant’s Site” button after a payment.
So now all you need to do to integrate this with the Affiliate Plugin is to check the “Enable 3rd Party Cart Integration” Checkbox and all done.
After a payment when the customer returns to your site the affiliate plugin will automatically pick up the payment data posted by PayPal and award the appropriate commission to the appropriate affiliate.
Hi Christoph, please make sure you have downloaded v2.5 from the following URL:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-simple-paypal-shopping-cart-plugin-768
would be good if I could take a look at your system. I will email you to see if anything can be arranged.
The simple shopping cart doesn’t have recurring payment option. At the moment only the WP eStore can be used to create subscription buttons:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-add-a-subscription-button-for-recurring-payment-400
