[gamehermit]

You bet

[gamehermit]

I just noticed the same thing. I’m cool with the products being laid out one per line but was a little concerned to see that each line incremented the customer ID. I had a customer buy 20 products today. In the management system the Transaction ID was the same for each of the twenty items…that’s cool. But when I looked in the “Customer ID” column, she started with customer ID 12 and ended with Customer ID 32.

So basically One customer has 20 Customer IDs in the database….for one transaction.

That being said, I just launched the site last night and we had two orders today….I contacted the lady who purchased the 20 items and she told me that the buying experience was super easy….she said she’d be back next year

Jack

[gamehermit]

I noticed a slight slowdown after adding hundreds of products and making a “gazillion” little edits to my pages in preparing for the site to go live. I just went into phpMyAdmin and did a repair and optimize on all the tables and everything started working really fast. I don’t think that this was really a WP eStore thing….just a WordPress maintenance thing.

I don’t know if this helps or not but might be worth trying.

Jack

[gamehermit]

Yep…PHPMyAdmin made adding the products to the category super easy! Now I just have to figure out my coupon woes

Thanks,

Jack

[gamehermit]

Adding “show_price=0” worked beautifully! Thanks Ruhul!

Jack

[gamehermit]

Hi Ruhul…I think this might be a good work around for me too.

So If I have these categories and want to exclude Category C from the coupon:

Category A

Category B

Category C

I could create Category D and add all the products from A & B (excluding C) then apply the coupon to Product Category D only? Basically we want to provide a .49 discount to all of our single downloads but exclude our bundles (Category C).

Two Questions:

Is there a way to keep the new Category D from being displayed on the [wp_eStore_list_categories count=true] short code? I just don’t want to confuse the customers.

Lastly, we have just under 600 products…what is the quickest way to add all the products to the new additional category?

Thanks,

Jack

[gamehermit]

Hey Ruhul,

Is it possible to have the <— Previous and —> text and arrows like on your forums?

Jack

[gamehermit]

You guys are ROCKSTARS!!!!!! Holy smokes….I just can’t believe how well you guys perform customer service!

Thank you so much…this is such a fantastic addition and will save having to issue refunds for accidental additions.

Really…I’m floored! Thank you so much for this

Jack

[gamehermit]

Just wanted to follow up that the issue, for me, was caused by a conflict with the “Dynamic Widgets” plugin. I disabled the plug in and all is well

Thanks,

Jack

[gamehermit]

Will do Thank you so much Ruhul….this completely made my day

Jack

[gamehermit]

Thanks so much…. I downloaded the updated versions of the cart and the extra short codes this morning. Do I need to download both the extra short codes and cart and upgrade again? Which CSS file?

Thanks,

Jack

[gamehermit]

Ruhul you’re the best!!!! You guys really go above and beyond in helping your customers and I just want to say thanks for all you do….it really means a lot to us

I love that I can just edit the CSS to make changes A couple of questions though… Where does the pagination get callled (what template files)? If I wanted to add a “Next” or “Previous” could I do that? Lastly…can the pagination be called in a DIV or something so that it can be centered on the page?

Once again….I can’t thank you enough for your top-notch service!

Jack

[gamehermit]

oh…almost forgot…this is the short code I’m using…

[wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=1 style=3]

[gamehermit]

On the product pages. I have them set up in a grid. Here’s an example page: http://www.pumpkinlady.com/wptest/pumpkin-carving-patterns/pumpkin-carving-patterns-classic-jacks/

[gamehermit]

Cool…Thanks! Site is getting so close to being done! The cart has been a complete pleasure to wok with

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