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June 30, 2011 at 7:05 am in reply to: Customers forgetting to press the UPDATE Shipping Options button #30723amin007Participant
I have made some modification in the plugin so it will always prompt the user to hit the update button at least once when shipping variation is used. This should solve your issue. Please get a new build from here:
amin007ParticipantPlease deactivate and delete and existing version of the plugin then get fresh builds of these plugins from here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
Update them following the respective upgrade documentation. Then enable debug in the eStore plugin and share the content of the “subscription_handle_debug” file after a test transaction. This post will explain more on the debug:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do
June 30, 2011 at 3:16 am in reply to: Customers forgetting to press the UPDATE Shipping Options button #30722amin007ParticipantLooks like you are specifying a price value for the default shipping variation (the default one is not suppose to have any price difference). The way people do this is that the default option will be selected by default so you make your shop have basic shipping options applied to it so it costs the value of the default option by default in the shipping cart. This way customer only need to update the shipping difference if they choose something that is not default.
Anyway, I will modify the plugin so it always prompt the user to update the shipping variation regardless (this should address the issue).
amin007ParticipantTo create a login page you simply create a page in WordPress and place the following shortcode on it:
[wp_eMember_login]
You can also show this login from by placing the following line anywhere on your theme’s template file (this maybe helpful for old themes without any sidebar):
<?php echo do_shortcode('[wp_eMember_login]'); ?>
amin007ParticipantTo me it looks like you placed “Add to Cart” type buttons on that page not “Buy Now” type buttons. This post will explain the differences:
What exact shortcode did you use to place the button on that page?
amin007ParticipantYes it is a settings in the FTP program that you are using. Files should always be uploaded using the binary mode to make sure that illegal characters don’t get appended to them during the transfer thus corrupting a file.
You can also use the default plugin uploader inside WordPress which will upload the plugin to your plugins directory correctly. What the video tutorial here:
amin007ParticipantThis shouldn’t be too hard then. You can have anther membership level which is for the next year. This membership level has the same permission as the current years level. Everyone who renews will go into that level. This way on the 30th of April everyone left in this years level can be upgraded to the “no access” level safely.
amin007ParticipantYes, if you are using a “Buy Now” or “Subscription” type button. This will explain the different types of buttons:
When you configure a product you can go to the “Buy Now or Subscription Type Button Specific Settings” section and specify a return URL that will be used just for that product if you use a Buy Now or Subscription button for that product.
June 29, 2011 at 11:57 pm in reply to: Need New Download Link – File We Downloaded Was Corrupted #33802amin007ParticipantOnce you purchase the plugin you can download fresh copy of the plugin from here anytime:
amin007ParticipantDoes the Quick Cache plugin have a cookie override feature similar to the W3 total cache or the WP Super cache plugin? A cookie override lets you control the caching for a user based on setting a cookie. If the cookie is present then the caching plugin does not serve cached page to that user.
amin007ParticipantThis can happen if you upload the plugin file using “automatic mode”. Uploading should always be done in “Binary” mode. Anyway, the easiest way to fix this is to deactivate and delete the plugin then get a fresh build from here and use that:
June 29, 2011 at 11:34 pm in reply to: Adding custom html to the message displayed on protected content #33776amin007ParticipantIt is not ideal to add a email subscription form there. The best way would be to place your subscription form on the “Join us” page. Customers clicking on the “Join Today” button will land on that page.
with that said, you will have to change the “wp_eMember1.php” file (inside the “get_login_link” function if you want to customize that.
June 29, 2011 at 11:27 pm in reply to: WP Affiliate Platoform and PayPal Integration – problem with payements #33734amin007ParticipantI sent you an email to get site access so I can checkout your setup.
amin007ParticipantNo. The way WP eMember works is that there is one admin (the site owner). The admin creates all the posts and pages and applies the protections to them. Visitors can become a member and then access the protected content. To me it looks like you are trying to create a marketplace type site where the user’s can create their own resources. This is not the right product for this type of site.
amin007ParticipantThis post will explain how to get your admin privilege:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/just-lost-admin-privileges
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