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Nope, there is no shortcode to list the items that have been removed from the cart
amin007ParticipantTurned out that the URL you specified is wrong for this file (it’s missing the “www” in the URL)
http://hydroponic-gardens.com/catalog/wp-content/plugins/wp-pdf-stamper/source-files/hghnebook.pdf
When you specify the URL please make sure you use the EXACT SAME URL that you used when you tested the stamping using the manual stamping feature.
amin007ParticipantI see… so you basically want to make it so for *Your* manual checkout it won’t charge shipping right? I thought the plugin was adding shipping incorrectly when you go to the manual checkout.
I have added an option in the “Manual Checkout Settings” which should allow you to do what you are after. Please get a new build of eStore from here and check the “Do Not Add Shipping Charge” field from the manual checkout settings:
amin007ParticipantWhen you create the membership payment buttons in eStore you can specify a commission level for that product/membership level. Look in the “Product Specific Commission” field when you create that product (this will override the default commission level).
You will need to create subscription payments if you want to have “Trial” period time (this can be used as a setup fee). The WP eStore’s documentation page has documentation on how to create a subscription button.
amin007ParticipantUpdate: Shortcodes to display any member details:
Just added the following two shortcodes in eMember:
[wp_eMember_first_name]
[wp_eMember_last_name]
You can get a new build of eMember from here:
July 10, 2011 at 1:19 am in reply to: Authorize.net customer ID editable by user on checkout page #34127amin007ParticipantI see… What version of WP eStore do you have. Have you made any modification to the eStore plugin code?
July 10, 2011 at 1:17 am in reply to: Can't get eStore and WPAffiliate to work -sales not showing in affliate accounts #31853amin007ParticipantIf you incorrectly updated the plugin which resulted in data not being inserted into the database you can’t get those data back because there is nothing to get back in the first place. You can manually insert those commissions now by going to the “Sales/Comm data”. The question to ask is… does the plugin track the affiliate commissions correctly after you fixed it up?
amin007ParticipantYou make your affiliate program/campaign page in WordPress so you can place anything you like there. Simply place a link to the affiliate join us page.
You can also place the “Affiliate Login” widget to your sidebar which has a link to signup page.
July 10, 2011 at 12:12 am in reply to: Hi I have a conflict on my website between Gravity Forms and WP Subscription. #34141amin007ParticipantI am not sure why you are posting this on Tips and Tricks HQ forum. None of the following two plugins (the two that are conflicting) are from us:
– Gravity Forms
– WP Subscription Form Widget
You will need to contact the developer of those plugins to resolve this issue.
July 10, 2011 at 12:09 am in reply to: Membership extended to other wordpress databases in the same domain #34140amin007ParticipantNope, WordPress plugins do not work like that. You will have to custom develop scripts for this.
This is not a standard practice but you can develop a script that acts like an API. This script sits on the site with all the member details. When other sites need to access the membership data they communicate with this API script and gets the member data accordingly.
amin007ParticipantThis post will explain how you can customize the text that gets displayed to your visitors:
amin007ParticipantYou have asked this same question on this thread which has been answered:
Anyway, It may not be blank in your browser because it is most likely remembering the username and password and caching it (this is a common browser behavior). This DOES NOT mean that when an anonymous visitor lands on your site (who have never been there before) will have those fields filled. For example, when I go to the above URL I see the username and password field blank as it should be but if I create an account and log in and tell my browser to save that username and password it will continue to insert those data for me when visit your site.
amin007ParticipantI get it now. The compact cart shows the number of different items in the cart (not the details of individual items). In your case when you are adding two quantities of the same item it is still the same item just different quantities. The full details can be seen from the shopping cart. This can be changed if you want to show the total number of item quantities in the compact cart.
July 9, 2011 at 1:48 am in reply to: Displaying User Level Specific Messages Without Protected Content Box? #33769amin007ParticipantOkay added another parameter to the section protection shortcode. You can optionally add
"do_not_show_restricted_msg=1"
to the section protection shortcode like the following to turn off the protected content message box:[emember_protected for=2 do_not_show_restricted_msg=1]
The content here will be protected for membership level 2. This section will be totally hidden to anonymous users or members who do not have access to this level (no content protected message will appear for this section).
[/emember_protected]
July 9, 2011 at 12:26 am in reply to: The affiliate sign up page is not forcing *required* details #33348amin007ParticipantIt may not be blank in your browser because it is most likely remembering the username and password and caching it (this is a common browser behavior). This DOES NOT mean that when an anonymous visitor lands on your site (who have never been there before) will have those fields filled.
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