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You probably need to clear your cache or gives it some time for the cache to expire. The new WordPress uses a new version of the JQuery libary so if your browser has the old version cache you will see this issue. Simply delete the current version of lightbox and get a fresh build from here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
Then clear cache and stuff and refresh the page.
You are referring to shortcode nesting. Shortcode nesting will only work if they are created using the proper WordPress shortcode API. Please contact your theme developer to upgrade the shortcode so it uses the WordPress shortcode API (many developer implement shortcodes using a filtering technique which maybe the source of this issue).
All the available shortcodes are listed here in a PDF file. Please download the PDF file and use it:
This post usually helps anyone having trouble with the autoresponder signup:
WP eStore – Troubleshooting Autoresponder Signup Not Working
Let me know if that helps at all.
What are you referring to when you say “simple cart sidebar”? Maybe post a URL to the page in question so we can see this?
Those texts are set by PayPal. There is an option to customize the return button text by specifying it in eStore settings -> Payment Gateway Settings -> PayPal Settings section. Look for the “Customize the Return Button Text” field.
Ah okay. No, that field does not allow HTML because it only gets sent to the customer via email and we do not add HTML in the email (too many customers have issues with HTML email). Plain email works nice and simple and is hassle free.
Thank you. Looks like you have this jquery issue explained here:
Fancy login display will never work correctly unless the theme and plugins you are using are properly coded. I would recommend turning off the fancy login display since it does not compromise any functionality (it is just a cosmetic feature).
Plugins will check for pre existing tables first. As long as you don’t touch your database (for example: do not modify your database prefix or anything) you should be fine.
Okay I have updated eStore so you can do what you are after. So first of all get a new build of eStore from here and update your site:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
Now, open the template file that you copied (lets refer to this file as “gallery-wp-estore-auto-addtocart-copied.php”). Search for the following line of code in this file:
<?php echo print_eStore_ngg_add_to_cart($image); ?>Once you find it change it to the following:
<?php echo print_eStore_ngg_add_to_cart($image,"2"); ?>Replace 2 with the actual PRODUCT ID number (this the ID of the product that you want to use as the template product from this gallery template).
That should do it. Now, when you embed a gallery using this modified template file it will use the specified product as the template product.
When we added the “Retype Password” field it was necessary to make the password field required at profile update. This is not really a big hassle if you think about it since member do not update their profile that often. However, we will look into this some more and see what we can do to better the user experience.
Update: We made some changes and now users can leave the password field empty if they are not updating it.
The user password for eMember is not a plain text field so you can’t just enter a plain password text in the database and expect it to work. Its encrypted using the same encryption the is used by WordPress (it is a one way encryption). This guarantees that only the user will ever know the password. This is the best security practice for storing user password.
When you import your members you need to instruction them to use the “Forgot Password” feature (standard protocol) to reset their password once and then they can log into the site as usual.
The following is a standard practice after you have changed your user management system (or imported users to the system).
Send your users an email that says something like the following and tells them to reset their password.
1) We have switched to a new system which uses an industry standard practice for storing password.
2) So you need to reset your password before you can log into the system.
3) You can go to the member’s login page (share the link to the login page) and use the password reset link to reset your password.
4) After you log into the site, you can go to the profile edit page and update your password to something different.
If you are using eMember then you must use eMember login and forgot password functionality. This is the only way eMember can control access. I can’t see the “Instructions for Buyer field” anywhere in eMember. Where is this field from?
You are trying to setup a marketplace type site and WP eStore is not the correct plugin for it. WP eStore wasn’t designed to create a marketplace type site and cannot handle this type of setup unless you set it up like the following:
The closest you can get(without using the affiliate plugin) is by using the “Buy Now” or “Subscription” type buttons for the product with PayPal gateway. This post will explain the different types of payment buttons:
When you use “Buy Now” or “Subscription” type buttons for a product these are single product checkout so you can specify the PayPal email address of the product owner so the money goes directly to his/her PayPal account when this product is purchased. After the sale the admin will get the notification as usual. To set this up you can go to the “Buy Now or Subscription Type Button Specific Settings” section of a product and specify a different PayPal email address for each product.
