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The “register_view.php” file looks corrupted to me. I will send you an email to get site access so I can jump on your site and take care of this.
You can have multiple websites and use the same PayPal account for all of them. Remember the value you enter in your PayPal account for return URL will be overridden by eStore on a per site basis. The value that you enter in the “return URL” field of eStore’s settings menu is the one where the customer will sent to. Does that make sense?
This usually means that you have specified a value in the subscription section of the product that PayPal is not liking. If I can take a look at the button I should be able to tell you what is wrong but when I go to this page I don’t see any subscription button (I only see add to cart buttons):
[http://www.takeactionsocialmedia.com/register-now/]
Can you please tell me what values you have in the “Subscription/Recurring Payment” section of this product?
When I go to the above link I can only choose a variation and add it to the cart and it works fine for me. There is no quantity field for me to choose before I add the item to the cart which means you are not using the “Display Quantity Field” option for this product. What am I missing?
“How do I find how much memory is allocated for PHP?” – This value is defined in the “php.ini” file. You can read the value from the php info. This WordPress plugin will print the php info and you will be able to see the limit:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-php-info/
If you have a low limit then it is best to contact your hosting provider and request them to increase the allocated PHP memory limit.
Looks like your server’s allocated memory (RAM) for PHP is too low (this can happen if the hosting provider set the allocated memory limit to a low settings). You are kind of running on the memory limit boundary so any task that require a little extra memory will fail as it hits the limiter and result in that error.
Please contact your hosting provider to increase your server’s PHP memory limit (you can also do this from your php.ini file if you have access to that file).
Inside that condition you simply check the purchaser’s email address with the affiliate’s email address. If they match then it means the affiliate is the purchaser so don’t go ahead with the commission.
This can only happen if you were using a different membership plugin before which may have corrupted your WordPress user details and you then import those users into eMember.
We added a new shortcode for embedding mp4 file using HTML5 so it plays on iPad and iPhone. Please get a new build of the plugin from here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request
Then use the following shortcode:
[wp_lightbox_anchor_text_html5_video link=”http://link-to-your-video.com/your-video.mp4″ width=”640″ height=”480″ text=”Click here to open the video using HTML5″]
Hi Sue, there is nothing to fix. You can ignore these warnings as long as you know that the URLs are correct. This warnings are only for the admin (you).
Basically, eStore checks the validity of the URLs that you enter (in an attempt to catch typo) but in your case your server is using an older version of PHP so its failing to do the check properly. Ideally you should persue your hosting provider to give you a more recent version of PHP since WordPress v3.2 will only work on PHP v5.2.4 or above (it is a good idea to get your server up to date before WordPress 3.2 goes live in a few weeks time).
Did you save the changes in the email settings tab after you customized it? The plugin automatically takes the domain name and the admin email address value when it does not find a saved value for that field. Please hit the “Update” button in that page after you change the name.
It is also a good idea to get a fresh build of eMember from here (just in case a file got corrupted in your current version):
I am surprised that NextGen gallery is renaming the file with a “.jpg_backup” extension which is not a valid image file extension but this should not be the end of the road.
Open the “lib/mimetype.php” file from eStore plugin and search for the following line of code:
"jpg" => "image/jpeg",Once you find it just add another line below with so it looks like the following:
"jpg" => "image/jpeg",
"jpg_backup" => "image/jpeg",This will tell the browser that this weird “.jpg_backup” extension should be treated as an image file and the download should work fine. Let me know how you go.
