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December 10, 2011 at 11:47 pm in reply to: eMember lockdown page javascript error and customizing #39513PeterMember
Hi,
Sounds like your problems are theme related and not eMember plugin related.
You will have to consult your theme developers or their forum if they have one.
In the meantime I’ll see if I can find any answers too.
December 10, 2011 at 10:50 pm in reply to: eMember lockdown page javascript error and customizing #39511PeterMemberHi,
Regarding your js issue, I can see the following error:
“Uncaught ReferenceError: $forgot_pass_overlay is not defined”
You’ll need to fix this.
This the area in your code which is causing it:
$forgot_pass_overlay.onClose(function(){
$lockdown_overlay.load();
});
Regarding your css changes:
Which file did you put your changes in?
PeterMemberHi,
You can display your product without thumbnail image if you use the following:
[wp_eStore_fancy1_no_thumbnail id=1]
The above displays the title, description and an Add to Cart button.
There is also another variation for the buy now button:
[wp_eStore_buy_now_fancy1_no_thumbnail id=1]
PeterMemberHi,
Regarding quantity-based shipping – eStore doesn’t really cater for scenarios like you have outlined. It does however offer some functionality for quantity-based shipping. You may be able to use the coupon method to achieve an acceptable setup. See the following:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-use-coupons-discounts-in-wp-estore-364
Regarding your individual product shipping – yes you can charge a nominated shipping charge per product. Just configure the items in the “Shipping and Tax” section of your product configuration.
December 8, 2011 at 9:26 pm in reply to: estore payment issue with recurring payment and check out amount #39476PeterMemberHi,
Your problem is easy to fix
The reason you are seeing the unexpected behaviour is because you are trying to represent a subscription product using the wrong shortcode, ie, you are probably using a “buy now” shortcode however the code you should be using is the following:
[wp_eStore_subscribe:product_id:1:end]
(where ‘1’ is an example product ID – you will need to enter your relevant ID here)
Try this and you will find that PayPal will charge you exactly what you expect.
December 8, 2011 at 9:10 pm in reply to: MailChimp account is using the login() API method which will be disabled #39465PeterMemberHi,
This change is affecting ALL mailchimp accounts not only just yours – so don’t worry
The thing you need to do is simply change the authentication method to use “API key” instead of login using username and password.
See this post for more info:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/mailchimp-autoresponder-api-changes
PeterMemberHi,
Some quick things you should check….
Double check your eMember settings and make sure that the “Login Page (Mandatory)” has got the correct URL to your login page.
If so, then check that you have entered the correct shortcode in the login page, ie, it should be [wp_eMember_login]
PeterMemberHi,
Ok I’ve found where you can change the text of the “Add to Cart” button.
Simply go to your eStore settings page and go to the “General Image and Page URL Settings” section. Then change the field “Add to Cart Button Text or Image” with the text you wish to display.
PeterMemberHi,
Ok that post appears to be outdated because the code has changed.
Let’s wait for admin to confirm where exactly the change can be made.
In the meantime, instead if changing the button text, are you aware that you can easily change the whole ‘add to cart’ button to an image of your choice? Then you can have whatever text within the image you wish.
PeterMemberHi Tali,
We might need to get clarification from admin about the exact behaviour, but I think that the last affiliate link will receive the sale.
However let’s wait for admin to confirm this
PeterMemberHi,
Yes you can add the following code in your wp_eStore_custom_style.css file:
.eStore-product-description {
text-align: right;
}
PeterMemberHi Tali,
The string in the affiliate link is not the affiliate’s name but instead it is the affiliate ID. This is a string chosen at the sign up stage by your affiliates.
This is actually common practice with almost all affiliate programs which is why when choosing an affiliate ID you should probably choose a name which is not personal.
PeterMemberHi, Please see the following post:
PeterMemberHi Jane,
Do mean when you hover the button it slightly fades?
This is actually default behaviour done by the eStore plugin.
As a matter of fact the exact line which produces this effect is in the wp_eStore_style.css file and it looks like this:
.eStore_paypal_checkout_button:hover,.eStore_button:hover,.eStore_remove_item_button:hover,.eStore_empty_cart_button:hover,.eStore_buy_now_button:hover,.eStore_subscribe_button:hover {
opacity:0.7;
}
December 7, 2011 at 2:14 am in reply to: eMember – multiple membership levels not working correctly #39306PeterMemberHi Terry,
Can you please install the newest version of eMember by following instructions in this link:
Oh and don’t worry – deleting your old copy and installing the new version will not wipe away your settings or data.
Then try a test again and let me know if you have an issue.
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