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NextGen gallery has its own display method which is what you are using. The fancy displays are eStore’s product display option that also shows the product in a certain way (you have to chose which display want to use). You can’t use multiple display options at the same time. Its like saying you want to use fancy1 and fancy2 at the same time!
If you want to use a grid view with fancy3 display then you don’t need to use NextGen gallery at all. You can place your products in a category then show all products from that category using fancy display 3 in a grid view.
Anyway, the bottom line is that you need to chose which display option you want to use then stick to that option.
When you create your add you can use the pass thru link as the target page URL and the plugin will create an ad that is by default a pass thru link. A WPMU install works just like separate WordPress install except you can control everything from one admin (network admin). It doesn’t mean that if a plugin is installed on a sub-domain only it will affect the main site too.
The following might be an easier example for you understand:
Can you only activate the “Akismet” plugin in a sub-domain of your WPMU plugin and expect it to block spam comments on all of your sites? The answer is no. Any WordPress plugin will work in this same manner.
In your case, using the satellite affiliate plugin AddOn might be an easier solution. The satellite affiliate plugin is a small helper plugin that we developed. You can add this plugin to your other wordpress installs (where the main affiliate plugin is not installed) and it will communicate with the main affiliate plugin to track clicks.
You had the following code on that page. I really have no idea what you were trying to do with all these CSS but this was messing everything up.
<div>
<pre><span style="font-family: monospace;"><span style="font-family: monospace;">[nggallery id=1]</span><span style="font-family: monospace;">
</span></span></pre>
</div>All you really need is the plain shortcode on a page (no funky HTML or CSS or wrap it up unless you know what you are doing
[nggallery id=1]I just changed it and now the gallery is showing up nicely in a grid.
The script is failing to send email via the normal mail script on your server. Please check the “Use WordPress Mailing System” field from the eStore settings menu and try the transaction again.
Both Authorize.net and 2Checkout allows you to accept credit cart payments from your customers (WP eStore has both of these gateways built in).
Upgrading eStore code does not directly affect the extra shortcodes plugin.
The custom CSS (wp_eStore_custom_style.css) is loaded after the main eStore CSS. CSS will always take the last defined definition for a class or ID. So yes you can use the custom CSS file to override any main CSS (no need to add .custom before it).
The eStore plugin will use the email address you specify in the following settings for PayPal:
eStore Settings -> Payment gateway settings -> PayPal Gateway Settings -> PayPal Email Address
Whatever email you have there is the one eStore will use. When the information is being submitted to PayPal you can view the HTML source code to verify this.
I am pretty sure when you deleted out your PayPal account and created a new one (You should have just upgraded) somehow PayPal is linking them together.
There is a simple way to find out the issue:
Place a “Buy Now” button on a plain page and then take a look at the HTML source to see which email address the plugin is using. If you see the correct email address there but when you click the button it takes you to PayPal and shows the other email then you know where the issue is. Tell the PayPal tech guys to look at that page. That should show the tech guy the issue since he will be able to view the HTML source and click on the button to go to PayPal and see which account it takes him to.
The shopping cart has fluid width so it can adjust to the width of the parent content. If your sidebar is too narrow then the shopping cart wont’ be able to fit because it needs to show 3 columns (the product name, price and quantity amount).
With that said, look for the following CSS in the “wp_eStore_style.css” file:
.shopping_cart {
font-size:12px;
}When you find it change it to the following to specify a width:
.shopping_cart {
font-size:12px;
width:250px;
}The CSS of the table comes from your theme’s CSS (eStore does not specify any border for table).
If you run a test transaction with debug option enabled it will reveal the issue:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do
To fix the accounts for the user who already paid simply edit their profile from your eMember member dashboard and correct their “Membership Level”.
You had the “Show ImageBrowser” option selected in your nextgen gallery settings (Gallery Tab) which was making the image go to another preview page that doesn’t have this template. I unchecked that option and now the images show up fine.
You had the “Show ImageBrowser” option selected in your nextgen gallery settings. I unchecked that option and now the images show up fine.
Can you modify the code of this slider plugin that you speak of? Which shortcode from the lightbox ultimate plugin are you using?
Just out of curiosity… can you please get another fresh build of the plugin from here and update your site then report back to me?
