[leonurus]

OK, I deactivated the plugin, downloaded the latest version, uploaded

and overwrote everything, re-activated, and did a test sale.

Then I had to re-do the edit in “eStore_advanced_configs.php”

and set it back to “true”, i.e., define(‘WP_ESTORE_AUTO_SHORTEN_DOWNLOAD_LINKS’, true);

And now, the shortlinks work in both the thank-you page as well

as in the email. Awesome, thanks guys.

[leonurus]

OK, so, what do I need to do on my end? (I just did a test sale,

and the old, super-long links still appear on the “Thank You”

page.)

I need more input; thanks, man.

[leonurus]

Alright, so I edited the “eStore_advanced_configs.php” file and changed the

line to “true”, i.e., define(‘WP_ESTORE_AUTO_SHORTEN_DOWNLOAD_LINKS’, true);

…and it’s awesome. The download links look like this: http://goo.gl/J3ZK1

…which is great, thank you.

The only problem is that the “Thank You” page (that the customer gets redirected

to after the paypal purchase) still uses long links.

I can live with it, but if there’s a solution it would look more professional

if the smaller (http://goo.gl/J3ZK1) links were both in the email as well

as on the “Thank You” page.

Let me know!

[leonurus]

It’s alright I figured it out, thanks.

[leonurus]

Initially, to try and work around this, I went to WP eStore –> Settings –> Buyer Email Body.

I kept this one really simple and basic:

Dear {first_name} {last_name},

{product_specific_instructions}

From there, I went to the product specific instructions of each of my products and placed

the {product_link_digital_items_only} in there.

This works out great as long as the customer only purchases one product, however, if

they purchase multiple things, now they get an email inside of an email inside of an

email, and each email contains all the links. So if the guy buys three things, he gets

three emails appended into one large email, and each of the emails gives him all

three links. So he’s really getting triples of everything.

[leonurus]

Got it; thanks guys.

[leonurus]

Version v6.1.5

Is it old or something?

Anyway, I can upload the files to FTP, but then how do I ‘connect’

the files to the product in eStore?

Grrr. I don’t know how you guys do this all day. You must have

the patience of a saint. This stuff drives me crazy, man.

[leonurus]

Alright, I ended up finding this link from your site:

Selling Large Files with WP eStore

So, I contacted my hosting guru to see if one of the options

mentioned are going to be doable.

[leonurus]

In wordpress, go to WP eStore –> add/edit products –> Digital Content Details (Click to Expand) –> click UPLOAD FILE.

Next to that button you can also click “More Info”:

Uploading a file and using it as the digital content of this product is a 3 step process:

Click the above upload button

Choose the file to upload which will upload that file to your media library

Finally, click the Insert into Post button, this will populate the uploaded file’s URL in the following field.

The URL of the digital product that you are selling (this content will be given to your customer via an encrypted link), example: http://www.example.com/downloads/ebook/superman.zip

[leonurus]

How? I’m not sure I get the question..

first I went to “Digital Content Details (Click to Expand)”, and

then “Digital Product URL” I clicked “Upload File”, and to my

consternation it says, “Maximum upload file size: 8MB”

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