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THANK YOU…so very much for all your assistance. The issue has been fixed.
Your tech support is OUTSTANDING!!
Thank you for your email dated 10/10/13 with details of your findings of the variation addon after testing it yourself on my site’s dashboard. However, I have some new findings of my own…and quite interesting.
If you the “example” http: URL in the SPECIFY DOWNLOAD URL area (as you did in your test) and click the SAVE PRODUCT button, the URL will remain in the Specify Download URL area.
However, when I input the as3tp:// url (as required when using the AWS S3 storage) and click SAVE PRODUCT button the URL moves to the ASSIGN A PRICE area…just as described in my original support post.
I have created a screen print of the issue for your reference. I have the first variation using an as3tp:// URL and the second variation using your test http:// URL.
Thank you, again, for your continued assistance with this perplexing issue.
Dear admin…
Thank you for your reply. In the Debugging Javascript Errors post in the “How to See if Your Site Has Errors” section it states “check for errors when the page loads”. Does that mean, for me, to look at the WP eStore page where the issue is happening on your form? I am new to development and not quite understanding what I am looking for or which page to look at.
I changed the theme to the default Twenty Thirteen and turned off all plugins except your WP eStore plugin, Akismet and Jetpack. The issue is still happening with the download URL moving to the “Assign a Price” area when I click SAVE PRODUCT button.
So not sure it is the theme causing the problem.
Thank you for your help.
IT WORKED!!! Thank you for adding the enhancements to the addon. My client would NEVER have been able to do all that coding for their variation products.
I truly appreciate all your assistance. You guys rock!
Dear Admin…
I did not load a fresh copy of your plugin yet. However, I did deactivate your eStore Variations UI Addon and now when I click the Add to Cart button it does redirect to the Checkout page. So it has something to do with your Variations plugin.
Any suggestions?
It is important that I have the Variations plugin as my client will be selling books in several formats (epub, mobi, paperback, etc).
Thank you, again, for your assistance.
Dear Moderator…
Thank you for your reply. Having the cart directly show on the same page as the products is not a good look for my client’s web site. They prefer having a dedicated checkout page.
When I submitted my support post to you I did know that if you click the Add to Cart button that the item does appear on the Checkout page. What the Add to Cart button does NOT do is automatically take you to the Checkout page when it is clicked…like yours does on this web site [http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/checkout]
I am not sure “where” I might have enabled the ajax option for the Add to Cart buttons. Where might that ajax option be? I have looked on the Settings page and do not see anything regarding ajax.
Also, I followed the instructions on the link you provided above changing the “0” to “1” in the line of code found in the eStore_advanced_configs.php file and my entire web site stopped working giving me this error message:
“blockUI requires jQuery v1.2.3 or later! You are using v1.10.2”.
Even my WP Dashboard was effected. Seeing if it was my theme causing the issue I changed the line of code back to “0” and then changed my theme to the default WP TwentyTwelve. I then changed the line of code to “1” again. I got the same “blockUI” error message with the TwentyTwelve theme. I did the same test process using the new WP TwentyThirteen theme. Same error message.
So I don’t think changing that line of code in the eStore_advanced_configs.php is the answer.
Thank you for your help in this.
