[mariusd]

Update: I’ve found the solution by taking the php code route and by using another plugin – PHP for Posts, which does not seem to have the same issues as the PHP Insert plugin.

Here is the code inserted using the PHP for Posts plugin:

<?php

if ( wp_emember_is_member_logged_in(4) || wp_emember_is_member_logged_in(3) ) {

echo show_wp_eStore_product_fancy(18,1,1,1,”4|4|1″);

}

else {

echo show_wp_eStore_product_fancy(18,1,1,1,3);

}

?>

Any comments will still be appreciated.

[mariusd]

I’ve solved the problem. The datatables required by eMember (and eStore) were created with all lowercase names on localhost and transferred to the hosted database like that. The plugin was looking for wp_eMember… not wp_emember… I suppose on the Windows Wamp localhost it did not matter. In any event, I renamed the relevant datatables with phpmyadmin, and all is working again.

(I picked up the problem seeing apparently duplicate datatable names after re-activating the plugins.)

[mariusd]

Bump. I also would like to see this functionality in eMember, in fact it is pretty much essential for me. Mailchimp’s autoresponders work on the groups/segments within a list.

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