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Okay good.. looks like everything is working fine. You were expecting a new user registration email but the fact is that the user that is paying for the membership already has an account so there is no need to send a new “complete your registration” email. It is simply upgrading the existing account to the reflect the recent payment:
[06/07/2011 12:37 AM] - SUCCESS :Upgrading member accountI have a feeling you are testing things out but you forgot that you already have an account with this same email address. Please make sure you are simulating a real world scenario that your user will face (for example a visitor who does not have an existing member account on your site) if you are testing the new user signup scenario.
Does that make sense?
Did you try method 2 and 6 explained here?
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-estore-download-methods
If you have a shared hosting with low RAM allowance then please check this post:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/selling-large-files-with-wp-estore-796
Most likely you have a firewall/plugin on your site that is blocking the IPN from PayPal. If you post the actual/true URL of your site then I will be able to test step 4 and verify if my assumption is correct.
On our test server I tested the protection on a custom page template (explained on this article) and it works fine:
Given that the custom page template is not missing any call to necessary/critical WordPress hooks then I see no reason for it not to work.
Okay… I personally know that there is no issue with IE8 and the encrypted download link from Gmail (I have tested this out myself). As explained earlier it is usually a server issue with the compression settings but it is safe to assume that you will have a small percentage of customers who will use Gmail and the IE8 combo together. So an easy way for you to get around this would be to add the following message to the email that goes out to your customers:
“If clicking on the link does not work for you then please copy the link and paste it into the browser directly”.
I think you might like the following tweak.
Please open “wp_eMember1.php” file and find the following line of code:
define('WP_EMEMBER_ENABLE_AUTO_LOGIN_AFTER_REGO', false);Once you find it change it to the following:
define('WP_EMEMBER_ENABLE_AUTO_LOGIN_AFTER_REGO', true);This will make it to where the user gets automatically logged in after the registration is complete. This will trigger the “after login redirection” event and take them to the welcome page that you set in the “after login” redirection page settings.
All autoresponder signup (squeeze page and after purchase signup) exercises the same code to do the signup. So yes squeeze page signup will also use the current date to signup the user if the “Signup Date Field Name” field is empty.
Update: You can use the save and retrieve cart feature of eStore now to do this.
Nope, the shopping cart is instantiated on a per person and per browser basis (this has many advantages). The eStore shopping cart is very simple to use, there is no form to fill (its mainly a point and click system). If you have customers that are having trouble figuring out how to checkout then I would recommend taking order via the phone.
You can also have a “direct payment” page where you place a product with the “Allow customer to specify how much they pay” feature:
How to Allow Customers to Specify a Price For a Product (Name Your Price)
You can just tell the total amount you want your customer to pay and they can then go to that page and make the payment.
That looks likes you messed up the PHP code. Can you please post the line of code that you modified so I can see what you did?
Use the “Apply Coupon Automatically for Quantity Over” auto discount. You can make it to give say 25% discount when someone adds 2 or more items to the cart.
The other option is to advertise on your site that the customers can use a special coupon for when they buy more themes together. For example, you can create a conditional coupon that gives discount for 2 or more items and then advertise something similar to the following on your site:
Use coupon "XXXYYY" to get a 25% discount when you buy 2 or more themes together.Add to cart buttons should also work. There is a very easy way to find out the issue. Please do a test transaction with debug enabled and share the debug file data. The post will explain the debug thing:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do
Make sure to reset the debug file before you do the test transaction. Share the content of the following two files after the transaction and it will tell us exactly what is going on:
– ipn_handle_debug.log
– subscription_handle_debug.log
Okay I changed the priority of the shortcode filtering on your site which seem to be working fine with the nested shortcodes between the two plugins.
Basically I changed the following line in “wp_eMember1.php” file
add_filter('the_content', 'do_shortcode',11);to the following:
add_filter('the_content', 'do_shortcode');Protection on custom page template should also work. Can you please post a link to the page in question? What browser are you using for testing?
Just to let you know that you can also use section protection to protect the content on your custom page template pages. Section protection does not separate between template page or normal page so it will work regardless. This page explains how to use section protection:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/how-to-protect-a-section-of-a-post-or-page-88
