[dnuttall]

Since this posting is several years old, I’m wondering if anyone has been able to show different navigation menus for members and non-members when the more recent THEMES are in use?

TIA.

[dnuttall]

The SDM will be “very OK” and by requiring logged-in/eMembership, I get the data about the user/ip and nice stats!

The shortcode that seems to do everything I want to do is:

[sdm_show_dl_from_category category_slug="test-download-category" fancy="1" new_window="0"]

Many thanks for all the patience exhibited on this “journey”!

d.

[dnuttall]

Not sure how to send you a PM with credentials.

[dnuttall]

I see that a manual checkout creates a record that can be seen in the “manage customers” interface.

I have the Automatically Update Customer & Products Database option enabled.

But I can’t figure out how to make the shortcode:

[wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=4 style=2 type=4]

become a manual checkout.

[dnuttall]

I’ve tried to make the manual checkout work, but it puts me back to specifying individual products instead of a category list, and the confirm order does NOT recognize a logged in eMember even though the page is restricted to logged-in eMembers.

What I think I need/want to achieve is simply “logging” who the eMember was and which product was selected when this shortcode is used:

[wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=4 style=2 type=4]

If adding custom PHP or even creating a custom shortcode would achieve the logging, that would be extremely satisfying.

Thanks.

[dnuttall]

Yes, I do have text in the category description field; however, somehow I THOUGHT it might search the product description field of items in a category.

My mistake/assumption in error.

[dnuttall]

The shortcode:

[wp_eStore_product_search search_category=”4″]

Shows results from ALL categories and only searches the product name.

Is that a bug or feature?

Thanks.

[dnuttall]

The “manage customers” DOES show purchases, but when the product is free/$0.00, no record seems to accumulate even though the user is logged in as an eMember.

[dnuttall]

Is the eStore capable of recording the identity of the “consumer” of a

[wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=1 style=1 type=4]

or `[wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=1 style=2 type=4]’ transaction?

The Manage Products “Sales Count” clearly increments but I can’t seem to see any “customer” data even though I’m using eMember and require logged in to get the freebies.

[dnuttall]

It took me a while to get a handle on the CSS for the fancy displays, but the “learning” feels pretty good!!!

I’m using FANCY1 with prices and FANCY2 for free downloads.

My CUSTOM-CSS is as follows (we don’t want/use images/thumbs for anything)

.eStore-product {

height:100%;

overflow:hidden;

margin-bottom:25px;

border:6px solid #bb0000;

padding:15px;

}



.eStore-fancy2-product {

height:100%;

overflow:hidden;

margin-bottom:5px;

border:6px solid #bb0000;

padding:15px;

}



.eStore_fancy2_price{

display: none;

}



.eStore-fancy2-product-name{

font-family: Comic Sans MS;

color: #bb0000;

font-size: 30px;

font-weight: bold;

padding-bottom:5px;

margin-left: 15px;

}



.eStore-product-description {

font-family: Times New Roman;

text-align:left;

font-style: italic;

font-size: 16px;

margin-left:15px;

}



.eStore-thumbnail {

display: none !important;

}



.eStore-product-fancy2-thumb-image {

display: none !important;

}

[dnuttall]

The shortcode above would be perfect except that there doesn’t seem to be a way to not display price without removing price from everything using display: none; in the custom_css.

So I experimented with a PHP insert plugin, and in 20 lines of PHP, I read all the product IDs for a specific category into an array, then parse the result however many times a product is included in a category and output the shortcode:

[wp_eStore_download_now_button_fancy_no_price id=#]

where # is the value of prod_id from the table *_wp_wpEstore_cat_rel_tbl

On my journey, I experimented with the WP eStore Members Only Download, but couldn’t make the Subscribe link for non-members trigger the free signup with email verification.

As always, I realize that I’m probably overlooking something that would give me a list free downloads in a category for logged in eMembers and without displaying the price tags.

But, I think this will work OK for what I need to implement. Comments/suggested alternatives will be most welcome!

Thanks for the exchange.

[dnuttall]

Nick,

You can easily change labels in the LANGUAGE file relative to your installation. From what I can see, you might be set to use Dutch.

Edit the file:

/home/your-site-wp/wp-content/plugins/wp-eMember/lang/nld.php

Paswoord shows up in four places in that file.

The line numbers should be:

26, 29, 103, 133

The purpose of the language file is to allow the programmers/coders to have a unique name for various elements, but provide the means to have what shows up on the screen be correct in a given language.

Hope that helps and good luck.

Dave

PS…be sure to use a TEXT/ASCII editor ONLY to modify that file.

Also, make a backup copy before you change the master.

And keep in mind that whatever you CHANGE may be replaced the next time the plugin is updated, so when you have changed the file and it is working for you, make a backup copy of the changed file as well as the original.

[dnuttall]

BINGO!

Solution for me was to add a line of PHP in the <tr> tag @ line 741.

For the record, this is using eMember version 9.2.1 as of 9/3/2017, so at some future date, the location in the code could change without notice.

THANKS for patience.

[dnuttall]

I “THINK” I’m able to get MOST of the results that I want using shortcode:

[free_rego_with_email_confirmation level=2 redirect_to="http://mysite.xyz/check-email"]

The “check-email” is just a small page that says check primary and SPAM if you don’t find the confirmation message for your application to register.

Is there ANY METHOD of making the email address and first/last name that populates the registration form as “READ-ONLY”?

Otherwise, it doesn’t provide any control over somebody attempting to spoof the registration process.

This is a big step forward for me using eMember!

Thanks for the continued exchanges.

[dnuttall]

OK, hopefully this will be my last question on this topic:

WHAT is the typical/expected redirect with this shortcode?

[free_rego_with_email_confirmation_redirect_to

“http://mysite.org/join-us/register-level-2”%5D

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