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LOL… I am moving this to the troubleshooting section so hopefully someone will see this before they bang their head
Nope, it has nothing to do with WordPress version. It’s something around the MySQL version on your server. The category table uses a default value for initialization and if your MySQL version is really old then it probably doesn’t have that functionality. I should be able to investigate this and give you more details once I can get a hold of the cPanel access on your test site (we will do this part via email
This will happen if it can’t connect to the database. Did you change the location of the “Affiliate” directory?
Please post a link to your registration page so I can check it out too.
When you log out it should just log you out but stay in the same page… if this is not happening then lets find out why.
Can you post a link to the site where you are using it? Do you have free membership so I can signup and checkout what happens when I logout?
thanks for that.. I deleted the table name list (it’s not a good idea to expose them for security risk).
Looks like one table didn’t get created (wp_eStore_cat_tbl).
Not exactly why it didn’t create the category table on your server but I can take a look at it.
Just to update this thread.. the actual issue turned out to be a permission problem on the .htaccess file. Because of this permission issue WordPress couldn’t write the rewrite rules for URL.
Thanks… everything looks fine. What is suppose to happen is that when the unique link is clicked it should display the registration form so the visitor who just paid for the membership can choose his/her username and password and complete the registration.
For some reason it’s not identifying the unique code in the URL and displaying the proper registration form. I will need to take a look at your system if that possible. I will contact you via email.
the javascript is loading fine… it’s also adding the variation in the product name which indicates that it’s getting triggered too. It’s strange that it’s ignoring the price.
cool.. everything seems to be okay with the button. Can you please post the link where you have the registration form?
This issue definitely points to database table not being created. Can you please confirm that you have 6 tables that was created for the eStore?
Lets try to identify the problem… can you please post a link to the page where you have the “Buy Now” button for membership payment?
Hi Clintbaptiste, You do not need eStore (it helps and makes the accepting payment side of things easier if you do but it’s not a must).
with that said, you can have a plain PayPal “Subscription” or “Buy Now” button to do the job for you. There are two parts to accepting payment for any membership:
1) A payment button (eg. a “Subscribe” button) that the visitor can use to pay you money.
2) A script that does the post-payment processing (eg. create appropriate membership account for the visitor who just paid for the membership).
Step 1 is really simple (you just get the button code from PayPal and embed it on a page). Some people choose to do step 2 manually (I don’t really like this). How do you automate step 2? The answer is PayPal’s IPN (Instant payment notification) feature. The following link explains the IPN feature in details:
You may already have an IPN handling script that some other post-payment stuff for you. In this case I can give you a bit of code that you just add to your existing IPN handling feature to automate step 2.
If you don’t have any IPN handling script then I can give you a fresh one that you just put on your server and it’s done.
Let me know if this makes sense.
You can use the “Collect Customer Input” field that is under the “Additional Product Details” section of the product to collect customer input for a product.
You can also use this “Collect Special Instruction” feature of PayPal to achieve this:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-ecommerce-knowledgebase-523#collect_instruction
