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clearscopedesignParticipant
Wonderful, thank you!
clearscopedesignParticipantThat is perfect! This is really greatly appreciated, thank you!!!
clearscopedesignParticipantThe reason that we are interested in this is because we have a map that contains pins of all of our active members. When a user of the website clicks on a pin on the map, it opens a contact form that the user can submit in order to contact the member (for the service that the member provides).
In the functionality of the contact form, we reference the WordPress user ID, which is how the contact form determines who the recipient is and where to send the email (it sends to the email address associated with the WordPress user ID).
As it is right now, we have to cross reference 2 separate lists while managing this – the list of eMember accounts (to determine whether the member’s account is active and thus whether they should be appearing on the map) and the list of WordPress accounts (in order to find the WordPress ID for that member).
We have thousands of users, so the process is rather cumbersome. If we could have a list of all eMember accounts, that also contained the corresponding WordPress account ID, it would streamline the process significantly.
clearscopedesignParticipantHello,
Could you please tell me if there is any way that the Export All Members Data can be done, while also including the WordPress user ID for the corresponding WordPress user account?
November 1, 2017 at 2:05 am in reply to: Add CSS class to automatically generated item in WP eMember #75808clearscopedesignParticipantOk great, thank you!
October 17, 2017 at 3:11 am in reply to: Add CSS class to automatically generated item in WP eMember #75806clearscopedesignParticipantCould you please add a
<p>
or<span>
tag around the following text that appears within the password reset form, along with a CSS class so that this text may be targeted or hidden if desired: Please enter your e-mail address. You will receive a new password via e-mail.Additionally, could you please add a CSS class to the existing span tags that appear when the form has been submitted, so that these may also be targeted:
<span style="color:green;">Your new password has been emailed to you.</span>
<span style="color:red;">User with this email address doesn't exist.</span>
Thank you!
clearscopedesignParticipantPerfect, this is very much appreciated, thank you!!!
clearscopedesignParticipantPerfect, thank you!!!
clearscopedesignParticipantHello –
Could you please tell us how we could change the Tax line in the generated receipt PDF’s to instead say VAT?
Thank you!
clearscopedesignParticipantHello, we have a couple questions regarding the email merge tags. Currently we are using the following text and tags in our Purchase Confirmation Email Settings within eStore:
Product: {product_name}
Date of purchase: {purchase_date}
Price: £{product_price}
VAT: £{total_tax}
Total: £{purchase_amt}
1) When the email is generated, however, there is a comma that appears after both {product_name} and {product_price}. So it appears like:
Product: Sample name,
Price: £20,
Would it be possible to have these unnecessary commas removed?
2) The {purchase_date} date of purchase appears in Y-m-d format
Is it possible to change the format of this date to Y-d-m format?
Thank you!
clearscopedesignParticipantThank you, we have now replied there with some additional questions
June 8, 2017 at 10:53 pm in reply to: Add CSS class to automatically generated item in WP eMember #75805clearscopedesignParticipantThank you!!!
June 8, 2017 at 12:13 am in reply to: Add CSS class to automatically generated item in WP eMember #75803clearscopedesignParticipantThank you!!!
If you could please just let me know once that has been applied that would be most appreciated.
May 20, 2017 at 3:17 am in reply to: How do renewals of accounts work when someone checkouts again? #55500clearscopedesignParticipantCould you please clarify for us:
If a member is logged-in to their account and they make a renewal payment via PayPal, if the email address that they use for their PayPal account is different than the email address used for their eMember account, should their account still automatically renew?
clearscopedesignParticipantWe were finally able to figure what happened here – it’s unlikely that others would have this issue, but just in case we’ll share it here:
A member had a recurring payment subscription (yearly subscriptions), but had forgotten about it and ended up making duplicate payments (the auto-renewal payment and a one-time payment). After realizing that they had paid twice, the member then cancelled the recurring subscription.
So this is why the account was set to “Unsubscribed” even though payment had already been made.
Thank you for your help!
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