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I would recommend giving the example PHP code to the developer who sold/gave you this 3rd party IPN handler script (it will be hard for you to do anything with the code if you can’t read and understand PHP code yourself). It is beyond our support capability to help and troubleshoot a 3rd party script that we didn’t develop.
The Google In-App solution is suited for people who want to integrate a Google checkout payment option inside their Android app or Chrome app. This is not ideal for a online shopping cart. The solution that I am working with (it is nearly complete) will use the standard Google Checkout platform:
To me it looks like you have checked the “Automatic redirection to checkout page” option from the settings but did not specify a value in the “Checkout Page” field in the settings so the plugin doesn’t know where to redirect to. Have you left the “Checkout Page” field empty?
No problem… the issue you are having usually happens if you enable gzip compression on your server (Internet explorer is not very smart and can’t handle the gzip compression very well).
Please try the various download methods in eStore (method 6 might be good for you) and see which one works for you. This post will explain more:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-estore-download-methods
Let me know how you go.
Please open the “eStore_extra_shortcode_css.css” file and look for the blog of CSS code that starts with the following comment:
/*=== Fancy 3 css ===*/Customize it however you like it. This tutorial might come in handy:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/css-bugging-you-fire-those-bugs-3299
This post explains everything to do with the debug:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-to-enable-debug-and-what-does-it-do
“how does that get tied to their paypal subscription” – each member has a subscriber ID attached to them which is used to uniquely identify a PayPal payment notification (this subscriber ID originally comes from PayPal). So simply look up the subscription IPN from your PayPal account for this user and we can hook this member to the recurring payment system.
You don’t have to worry about it so much if you have your membership level set to “Never Expire or Until Cancelled” because in that case you only have to check if the member cancels the subscription at which point you make the account inactive. This post will explain this a bit more:
Anyway, once you retrieve the “subscriber ID” for this member from your PayPal account let me know and I will tell you how to add that to this member’s profile so he can be connected to his subsequent subscription payment related actions.
You can use the “display:none” attribute in your CSS div to make that div invisible. Do a bit of Google search on “how to hide content from a HTML page using CSS” and you will see some good tutorials.
You should not directly show the return data from the API to your customers. Your script should process the return data from the API then do some customizations with the data then display. All you are after from the API is the URL of the stamped PDF file.
Please go to the “Integration Help” tab of the PDF Stamper plugin and it has a sample PHP script that shows you how to make a API call and process the return data. Take the sample PHP code and add it to your IPN handler and do modify it as necessary.
Please have a look at this check list and let me know if it helps:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/downloaded-file-size-is-0-zero-byte
Regarding the email.. checkout the “From Email Address” field in the eStore’s settings menu.
Can you please post an encrypted link to a test product so I can check the behavior? Do you have any caching plugin installed?
You can use the corresponding PHP function call to display the shopping cart from your template files. The shortcodes list also has a list of PHP functions that you can use. Maybe this post will help:
Regarding the forum login issue… try clearing your browser cache and temporary files then login again.
Maybe you are looking for this tutorial?
It is not an issue with WordPress either. When you write code and you make mistakes no one but yourself can fix that. If you are not a developer then it is best not to do coding yourself. Hiring someone to do your custom coding needs maybe a good option.
