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I can tell you where in the code to modify and do this but before that I would like to give you another idea and see if that will work for you. This one will be easier for you to maintain.
Instead of placing the message inside the shopping cart, place it just under the shopping cart of above the shopping cart. If you make the message bold and maybe red then it will be hard to miss. So what you do is you edit the checkout page where you have entered your shopping cart shortcode and just before or after the shortcode you enter your message. You are in WordPress editor so you can customize the message to look however you want it to look.
So for example, you can enter the following in your checkout page to show messages to your visitors:
Coupons only Available for Charities & Non-Profits email Me For More Info
[wp_eStore_cart]
Some other message that will go after the shopping cartDid you try doing a manual stamping with this PDF File?
http://breakingintowallstreet.com/biws/pdf_files/IBD-Questions-Answers.pdf
If you haven’t please do that and let me know how the manual stamping goes.
Thesis theme is definitely NOT the issue (I have tested it on Thesis theme myself and it works fine). Its gotta be one of the plugins. The standalone page works fine because other plugins are not outputting their CSS there.
“Disabled all plugins that have any visual impact” – just for the test do every plugin. If you have any ad-management plugin then start with that one. Keep the caching turned off for the time being so after you deactivate a plugin you can refresh and see the changes without getting confused with possible cached pages. Let me know how you go.
The message that it is suppose to show you on the registration page after the registration is “Please Login…” unless you have done some customization. Are you using auto login after registration option or have you done some cusomization in the code? Can you please post a link to your actual registration page so I can check it out?
Thanks.. we will have something ready within a day or two. If I forget to get back to you please post on this thread.
The default template does not add the name and the price of the image. It simply adds the buy button. The name of the image is basically the image name which can look something like “image1234.jpg” and it does not look clean to show that name in the gallery display programmatically. The price of every image is the same for this method of integration so you can have a message globally that says what the unit cost of your images are. You can also add this price in the template file so it shows it there but a more clean way to do this is to use the normal integration method which gives you the freedom of customizing how each photo/product looks like:
You should be able to use the “Collect Customer Field” for this. You can label your collect customer field so say the text “Who can we thank for referring you?”
Look for the “Collect Customer Input” field when you edit/create a product.
This post should help you troubleshoot:
Read both my posts on that page (the 2nd posts has a list of most common mistakes people make).
okay thanks. just to double check before I add this hook… were you having this role issue just after the member sings up/registers or when they pay for a membership upgrade?
@laughingbuddha, What version of eMember and WordPress do you have?
You don’t need to add it in the cart. You simply add whatever instruction you want to add to your checkout page. On your checkout page you add your instruction or message and then place the shortcode to display the cart. For example: you can take a look at our checkout page and see that we have some info about our checkout steps first then the shopping cart:
The perfect solution for doing the full transaction on your site is to use the AIM (advanced integration method):
http://developer.authorize.net/api/aim/
We have plans to offer this solution. From an outside point of view it may look simple but implementing a payment gateway is complex. Especially since we have to make sure that all the standard features of our product works with that payment gateway (every gateway does the same job but they work differently internally)
We have just finished adding Google Checkout and PayPal payments pro to this module. This is where we will be adding the AIM since these solution are for advanced users:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wp-payment-gateway-bundle-plugin
I am not sure I understand the issue. What to you mean by “payment options using manual checkout”? When you use the manual checkout of eStore you just fill in the form and then manually do everything (there is no choice of payment option here).
If you choose PayPal from the shopping cart (not selecting the manual checkout option) that’s when you go to PayPal. So basically, your customer has the option to checkout via PayPal or manual checkout (manual bank transfer or cash).
