[astewart]

Perfect, ya I actually changed it a few days ago and its working fine now

There are 3 instances of 3200 which I moved up to 7400 which has fixed it

Thanks again!

Keep up the great work!

[astewart]

No problem, thanks for looking into this.

[http://www.iwebsource.net/signup.html]

(Cart is on the Right hand side, the Fancy Widget)

Notice that there is no problems with the cart if you go back and forth between Pages. Posts seem to drop the item in the Cart though. No check out is available either

[astewart]

Hey guys,

I am getting a similar problem where I get the Error Either your shopping cart is empty or the PHP Session on your server is not working correctly. upon checkout.

I am running W3 Total Cache and have already added the following cookies to be rejected:

ap_id

cart_in_use

eMember_in_use

I have tested that I have no problems adding and removing items from the cart, I can also change to any other PAGE and go back to where the Cart is and the item is still there. BUT what I did notice is that any time I actually visited a POST, the item is gone.

Maybe I shouldn’t added one of the above cookies to the rejected page list?

I’m running out of ideas to do here, is there anything you guys can think of that maybe causing this problem?

Thanks

[astewart]

Sounds like something similar to my latest post.

Seems what is happening here is that the eMember Cookie Session is set to expire before the WordPress User Cookie Session.

So when user leave for a bit of time and comes back, I noticed that they were logged out of eMember but not WordPress, thus why they would not be able to access those special pages.

Thats my assumption anyways, I could be wrong.

[astewart]

I would also be interested as well! That sounds awesome!

[astewart]

One thing you could do is make sure you have the ‘WordPress User Integration’ options checked so when someone creates an eMember user, there is also a WordPress User created as well.

Then assign a different WordPress Role for each of your ‘membership levels’:

eg:

Free – Subscriber

Bronze – Author

etc…

Make sure that you change the permissions on what each WP role can do though, just in case.

After this, Install the plugin called ‘Dynamic Widgets’. Which allows you to control what Widgets are displayed where. Either by Role, Page, Posts, etc.

This should work for you.

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