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Hi,
You have to select your membership level from the drop down box and then the appropriate configuration items will be displayed.
I recommend watching and reading the documentation to familiarize yourself with the plugin:
Hi Mark, Google sees your webpage the same way you see it in the browser. The LightBox won’t prevent Google from identifying the video on your page because if you view the source of your page in your browser you’ll see something like the following:
<img src=”http://www.yourdomain.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/yourimage.jpg” alt=”Video title goes here”/>
As you can see the video is encased in an anchor tag and my understanding is that this can be crawled by Google.
ps: I tried pasting the HMTL code to show you exactly what you’ll see but the browser is executing the code and turning it into a link.
The point is, if you look at the link location above you’ll see it points to a youtube video because of the “href=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGhTxxxxxx”
Hi,
I think in your case you should contact your hosting provider regarding the backup of your DB.
If you had UNIX/LINUX command line access to your site you could potentially archive or zip your file system too but you need to be comfortable with unix commands.
Talk to your provider and I’m sure they’d be able to provide a backup for you.
Hi,
I would recommend that you contact your hosting provider regarding access to cpanel (if you do indeed have cpanel).
It is usually (but not always) found when you go to http://yourdomainname.com/cpanel
where you would replace “yourdomainname” with your domain.
Yes I still get the warnings.
My virus checker says you are infected with Iframe-OC [Trj].
I am also seeing a strange “)” character in your URL :
youcangosocial.com/member-login/)
Unfortunately my virus checker isn’t telling me which file the trojan is in.
Found a few entries in the wordpress forum talking about it too:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/virus-warning-jsiframe-actrj-on-my-site
Hi,
When I tried going to your site by clicking the link you provided my virus checker tells me you have a trojan on your website. Looks like your site has been hacked perhaps?
Hi,
To expand on Neil’s example above…..
There are a number of ways you can do this.
1) Make each product into a blog-style post using the “more” tag to control how much info you want to display before your readers click on “read more”. The idea being that each of your products has its own blog-post page and in there you will have your buy now or add to cart button.
2) I know you said you don’t need image but….You can use the fancy display with an image and a brief summary in the product description field. Then if somebody wanted to read more about your product they can click on the product image which would take them to a page which you created. (like point 1 above)
To do this simply enter the URL of your detailed product page in the “Thumbnail Target URL” which is in the “Additional Product Details” settings of your product configuration.
3) Similar to point 2, you can also use the “Product Page URL” which is in the “Additional Product Details” settings of your product configuration. This will make the product title click-able and enable you to send your readers to the detailed product page.
4) If you’re feeling game, you can use the wp_eStore_custom_style.css file and suppress the image being displayed in the fancy display. You would also need to format the text slightly so it fills the void which the absence of the image would create.
I’m sure there are many more alternatives too which I may have missed
Hope that helps.
Hi jon,
How did you disable the PrettyPhoto in the theme?
Also, there is a checkbox in the eStore plugin Settings page called “Enable Lightbox effect on Images”. Did you have that enabled or disabled?
Could you try changing the setting to see if the behaviour changes?
Additionally, please see the following posts which may also be able to help you:
Hi,
Please try the tests in the following link:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/test-to-identy-a-conflicting-theme-or-plugin
Hi,
One easy alternative which doesn’t require messing with any code is to create a page with your desired image and information and then simply use the Add to Cart or Buy Now button shortcode.
Hi,
There’s nothing specifically in eMember you can do but there are things which are browser specific that people can set which can cause log out (but this is really beyond your control I guess).
Read this post for more info:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/logout-automatically-on-quitting-the-browser
Don’t forget that mailchimp informs your clients that they are being added to the list. My understanding is that anti-spam regulations dictate that people will have to click a “Subscribe” button to be added to the mailchimp list.
Hi,
Is your setup such that you are adding customers to a particular membership level based on a product purchase and then you also want to add them to your mailchimp list?
The easiest way to do this is to configure your mailchimp details in the “Autoresponder Settings” of the eMember plugin Settings page. Here you will specify your mailchimp list name but you can override this list with another mailchimp list in each of your membership level settings too. (You can leave the mailchimp settings in the eStore plugin blank)
Then you can link your products in eStore to your memberships levels via the “Reference Text” field of your product configuration in the “Additional Product Details” section.
So when someone buys a product they are then added to your eMember level which in turn adds them to your mailchimp list.
Let us know if your scenario differs from this or you’re still having issues.
