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Maybe this video tutorial will help?
Do you happen to have the debug by any chance? This will tell me what actually happened after the payment.
In the meantime you can just create a member account for this person from the admin menu so the person can start to use the site (you can use the details from PayPal to create the membership account manually).
WP eStore cannot limit quantity based on variations. This is explained in the “Limitation” section of the variation control document:
“I am using W3 Total Cache” – Please check this forum as it will explain what to do to make the W3 Total Cache plugin work with WP eStore:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-with-w3-total-cache-plugin
Have you seen the 5th video on this page that shows you how to protection content?
WP eStore doesn’t have the option to limit quantity per variation. This is explained in the limitation section of the variation control documentation:
No, the API call is used to stamp the file only. This allows the 3rd party program to customize the rest of the behavior.
Ah I see… I get you now. The track listing comes from a different plugin so eStore has no way of searching the keywords there unless the keyword is part of the product name or description.
It is possible to do a bit of hack and get what you are after. You can enter the track listing as you are doing now but you can wrap it in a CSS div and use some CSS trick so it doesn’t display in the browser. The search will still pick it up.
This is the exact shortcode that you were using before? Nothing has changed in that shortcode. Lets give it a try by changing the shortcode filtering priority to force the filtering of the fancy display to happen before the J Shortcode plugin.
Please open the “wp_eStore1.php” file and find the following line of code:
add_shortcode('wp_eStore_fancy1', 'eStore_fancy1');Once you find it change it to the following:
add_shortcode('wp_eStore_fancy1', 'eStore_fancy1',9);You have checked the “Automatic redirection to checkout page” field but you did NOT specify a value in the “Checkout Page” field so the plugin doesn’t know where to redirect to. Please correct this mistake in the settings configuration.
I fixed up the logic check for that section protection that wasn’t working. Please get a new build of emember from here and it should work for you now (no need to do workarounds):
Glad to hear that you figured it out. You most likely mixed the shortcodes up a bit. The “add to cart” buttons will always add the item to the shopping cart (not send directly to PayPal).
If you know for sure that the URL of the PDF file is correct then simply ignore this message (most likely your hosting provider has made some changes so the plugin is having a tough time when it tries to ping and validate the file URL). This message is only given to the admin as a means to help you (so you don’t make a mistake in the URL).
You can ignore that message or do the following to disable the URL validation that eStore does when you save a product:
Open the “eStore_advanced_configs.php” file and search for the following line of code:
define('WP_ESTORE_DO_NOT_CHECK_URL_VALIDITY', '0');Once you find it, change it to the following:
define('WP_ESTORE_DO_NOT_CHECK_URL_VALIDITY', '1');
