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I understand but I don’t know the code structure of the WPEC plugin as I did not develop that plugin. All I know is that the WPEC plugin notifies the WP Affiliate plugin after a sale and I award the commission in the affiliate plugin. If you want to have more control then you will need to get this from the WPEC plugin which means getting help from the developer of that plugin.
This document should explain how to get the authorize.net options in eStore:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-payment-gateways-679#auth
If you need to stamp the PDF file then they need to be hosted on your server (this is the only way an application can open the file and modify it’s content). You cannot modify the content of a file that is hosted outside your server (due to security reasons of-course).
I understand what you are trying to do but there is a better way to do this which is a standard practice.
You can use a plugin that combines all the javascript files on the page and loads that one file (this way instead of loading 10 different files you are loading 1 file that has the content of those 10 files). The same goes for CSS. Plugins like WP Minify, W3 Total Cache will allow you to do these things.
Its a typo. The autoresponder settings of the affiliate platform plugin are for signing up your affiliates to your list. I will correct the typo.
I have added a hook for this. You can now add the following code in your plugin or theme’s function file to listen for member registration and do something when this even occurs:
function handle_eMember_registration_complete_event($member_data)
{
//The following line will print all the member details that got passed to this function via the $member_data data. You can use this data however you like it.
print_r($member_data);
}
add_action('eMember_registration_complete','handle_eMember_registration_complete_event')Everytime a member registers the “handle_eMember_registration_complete_event” function will get triggered and the “$member_data” array will contain all the details of this member.
If you are stamping the PDF file then it cannot be inside the zip file (the plugin won’t be able to read and stamp the file). If you have multiple PDFs for one product then specify the URLs of the files in the “Digital Product URL” field separated by comma (,) and the plugin will be able to stamp both those files when someone purchase that product.
Are you using option 1 or option 2 from this documentation?
You do not loose any affiliate or settings data if you deactivate the plugin.
Yes you can go to PHPMyAdmin and delete all the eStore tables then do a clean install. Alternatively, you can go to the “Admin Functions” menu of eStore and hit the “Remove all eStore Database Tables” button to remove everything then do a deactivate and reactivate.
By default the comments on a protected post or page are also protected (so only member who can view that post can view the comments). You can check the “Protect Comments Separately” checkbox in the settings to override this and individually protect which comment can be viewed by who. You can set the comment protection from the “Manage Content Protection” menu.
Update: The following action hook can do this now:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/member-registration-completion-hook-866
We can add a hook that will get triggered after a registration event and it will pass an array with all the details of the user who just registered. Will that help?
This happens when you do not follow the upgrade instruction to update the plugin:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-estore-installation-and-usage-guide-31
Please make sure you follow one of the upgrade methods exactly as it says in the instructions.
I am not sure if the CSV import plugin will work correctly in this situation but yes, if each member’s “subscriber ID” is filled in then when a subscription cancellation IPN is received by eStore it will be able to deactivate the account associated with that subscription.
I went to your homepage and used the eMember login widget in the sidebar to log in using the test membership details. After I logged in I clicked the “logout” link in the eMember widget to logout and I got logged out in one click (tested in firefox 5 and Chrome). Are you using the logout link from the eMember widget? Remember, you should not use the WordPress login or logout options when you are an eMember user. Your members do not need to know about the WordPress login from here “http://musiclibraryreport.com/wp-login.php”.
