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Hey fthomas137, are you using relative URL in your “Digital Product URL” field? if you are then moving the downloads folder will make the relative URL’s change and you will have the issue you were having. The relative URL is relative to the download validation script (download.php).
The expiry and the download URL are not related.
@Cableman, I understand your situation… the thing is that there are thousands of hosting companies with different configurations and stuff so even though I know that the plugin will work on 95% of the servers off the bat but there is always going to be that 5 or 10 percentage where it will need a little push. Lets try to identify the issue first so I can see what needs to be done.
Questions for you…
1) Have you changed any code in the plugin?
2) Do you get emails from your wordpress site when someone leaves a comment on your site? This indicates that wordpress is mailing stuff out fine.
3) Have you run the test transaction in Debug mode? This is suggested in the “How to Test” post (http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-test-the-wordpress-estore-to-make-sure-everything-is-working-properly-35)
4) If the answer to question 3 is yes then can you please share the contents of the “ipn_handle_debug.log” file?
@erics_dad, the eStore doesn’t have a built in option to display the shopping cart in a fancy box. You can manually add this JQuery library and implement it yourself if you want though.
The shopping cart can be displayed anywhere on your wordpress post or page (header, footer, sidebar, body).
Same goes for the eMember login.
It’s because you haven’t saved the settings of the plugin. The first thing you should do after the installation is configure the settings menu. The following startup video tutorial explains it:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-quick-setup-and-usage-video-tutorial-593
@cableman, There is a section called “Documentation and Technical support” on the plugin page which points to the documentation site:
Please look around and read the documentation before posting forum posts like “I am confused”… thousands of other people doesn’t seem to be confused. If you are not sure about something (I agree that there can be confusion as not everyone sees things from the same perspective) post it nicely and I will try to clear it up for you.
They can share it but the links expire so it doesn’t really serve the purpose.
No only the admin can generate the link
You can use the WP eStore’s collect special instruction from customer field to collect the domain name. So when they pay for it they will add this and you will get it in the email.
Check the 3rd product on this demo page to see how “Collection of Special instruction works”
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-estore-plugin-demo-175
The eMember has a separate membership database which has some advantages. For example we can add more membership fields for member’s profile down the road (I have some plan around it) without being restricted by wordpress’s user database. Also when you share a table with WordPress it is highly likely that the plugin will break as soon as wordpress makes some changes to their user table structure. we do have plans to make it so somehow you can configure it to make your members a subscriber status on your wordpress installation.
Update: You can enable manual approval of users by checking an option in the settings of the plugin.
The plugin is based on the instant download and instant member access philosophy. I don’t like it when you have to wait to get what you paid for. You as the administrator can deactivate/cancel their account anytime anyway if they violet the Terms and conditions.
Please read below for a tweak that will let you manually approve members.
obviously something has changed and the URL of the file is not valid. Please explain the setup you have in place and I will have a look
@CrustyBaker, you are doing something custom so a bit of customization is needed to achieve this. The plugin can be modified so this registration number (28770) can be added to the custom field of PayPal. This will allow the plugin to add this number to the email that is sent to the customer after purchase.
Before I can give you a solution I need to know how this registration number (28770) is generated. Can you please explain that?
@Pookyblow, The simple shopping cart doesn’t use a database so you can’t list all the products. You can use a table to list your products manually on a post or page.
Simply add the following in HTML view of your post to add the shopping cart where you want it (top of the page in this case):
<!–show-wp-shopping-cart–>
