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Thank you! I bought this a few years ago so I have to go looking for my receipt. Is it stored anywhere in the member’s area by chance?
Thanks again!
YEAH! Piece by piece it’s coming together.
Your customer support ROCKS by the way!
Ok, for #3 – my mistake was that I had a “buy” button versus a “product” button as you have described above – it works perfectly now.
For the “home page issue” – YES I see that the home page shows up as /login
BUT even after I DELETE the Login page, the home page is still showing up as LOGIN.
I even did the following, but it still shows up as the LOGIN page as my home page.
– I deleted the login page and then deleted it permanently
– I changed the login url to another page on the site
– I took OUT any url from the “login” page assignment
– I assigned a different static page as the default home page
NO MATTER what I do, the site is trying to pull “LOGIN” as the home page.
Please advise!
Much thanks,
D’vorah
Update – I figured out #4 above – the Gold Member level, thank you.
In the “pages” setting, I needed to adjust where they go to join.
I still have questions #1 and #3 above.
THANK YOU!!!!
I SO appreciate the support you offer!!!!!
D’vorah
Thank you!
1. Please reread my question, it is fine in the sidebar, I do NOT want the login form to show up on the Homepage. It shows up even if I try to create a static page of something else. I do NOT want the login form on the home page. what should I do?
2. Awesome, unchecking the smart thumbnail fixed the images
3. I created a join-us page and included the free member level as you have listed on the demo page, I really like the setup you created.
However, when I click the JOIN button, it takes me to paypal. I did list the url for the “join button” to direct to the registration page, but it goes to paypal.
Do I set it up OTHER than as a “fancy product”???
4. I still have the question which is listed above. I’ll repost here:
For my Gold Member paid content – when I click on that page when I am NOT signed in
– I get a promt to “JOIN TODAY” – HOWEVER, it takes them to the FREE member registration page???
WHEN I AM signed in as a FREE member the Gold Member page says
” Content is Restricted” – Shouldn’t it be inviting them to upgrade?
There is NO shortcode added to the page and I HAVE protected the content for
Gold level members.
Please advise.
Much thanks!
D’vorah
Thank you! Yes, I have 4.25 version.
Will you please email me the updated plugin along with a link to update instructions.
I will also enter a support ticket per your request, for the eStore issue.
Thanks!
D’vorah
Thank you!
What do you mean “updated version”? I purchased the affiliate plugin the other day, I assume that is the most current? If not, how do I access the most current version.
I disabled the plugin from the subdirectory and installed it on the main domain so that it would work with the eStore.
I would like to install the affiliate plugin on 1 or 2 other sites, how do I purchase additional licenses?
I cannot figure out WHY the eSTORE is not working on the second site.
It does give the download link in the email but the thank you page does not include the download link, even though I have it configured the same as the first site.
THANK YOU for your support and excellent documentation and forum, very much appreciated.
D’vorah
Thanks,
1. I made the adjustments on site #1 and it works perfectly.
HOWEVER my test affiliate is not getting a notice that they made a sell.
how do I set that up.
2. I set up an estore on a second site, using the same paypal account and I am NOT able to see the download link on the order page…..
When I debug this is what I get
FAILURE :IPN validation failed.
[09/19/2010 2:41 AM] – SUCCESS :Paypal class finished.
3. By making the adjustment that you suggest above, which is different from the step by step directions, that are outlined in a different part of this forum,
I am NOT seeing the “click to download” button on PayPal they way you have it set up when we purchase the plugin – but rather I get an auto redirect.
Each site is redirecting to the correct thank you page BUT
site #1 IS showing the download link and Site #2 is NOT showing the download link.
Thank you,
D’vorah
Whoops, yes, sub directory, not sub-domain.
As listed above:
– eStore is on a WP blog install at domain.com
– affiliate center is on a WP blog install at – domain.com/affiliates
HOWEVER, I figured out that I can have
estore and the affiliate center on the MAIN domain just fine.
Is there any reason to have it in a separate directory?
It seems to be running fine from the Main domain HOWEVER….
I was having a LOT of problems with getting the estore to deliver an
email confirmation and link to aweber HOWEVER, due to your excellent
documentation and forum, I was able to figure it out as a configuration
error in PayPal.
I tested the order process and it worked PERFECTLY
UNTIL I tried to purchase via an affiliate link that I set up.
NOW the emails are still going through WITH The product download
code in the EMAIL but when I land on the Thank you Page, the
product download code is no LONGER showing up. – It was before
I added the affiliate plugin.
The affiliate DID get credited for the sale BUT when I
place the order, the download link is no longer showing up
on the thank you page. I did NOT change anything there.
Do I need to click something to get the affiliate plugin and estore
plugin to “connect”?
MUCH thanks,
D’vorah
I have a similar question and my affiliate center is set up on a subdomain.
– eStore is on a WP blog install at domain.com
– affiliate center is on a WP blog install at – domain.com/affiliates
– Please share any tips, links to specific training, etc as I’d love to get this up and running.
I’ve tried MANY affiliate programs and they are either cost prohibitive, they are “lame”, or they offer no support. From what I’ve seen so far, you offer incredible support, a slick and powerful product and the price is right.
I got eStore up and running and am THRILLED to pieces.
Now I want to integrate the affiliate program.
Looking forward to your support.
Appreciatively,
D’vorah
