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Is there any way that I can retrieve the customer email address and eMember id/email when the eMember membership level is changed/added?
Thank you, admin. I am using scenario 2, but have been using Mad Mimi for so long that I didn’t realize that the eStore email would be sent to the eMember address. I’m reworking the way emails are sent on my site.
Is it possible to send a different email for different product types? I have membership, service, and physical items. I would like to include information specific to each one in the confirmation email. Is that what I would include as special instructions on the product info page?
Thank you so much for your help.
Yes, just one user as far as I know. I have not been able to replicate the issue. I’m not using any page caching.
As a workaround, I’m looking for a convenient way to see when a member uses a PayPal email which is different from their eMember email address. I can add a field to collect instructions through PayPal where a customer can enter their user account email, but unless it’s a required field, I think most people will miss it.
I can go to Manage Customers and find the eMember user id and click on that to see if that email is the same as the customer email, but that is way too cumbersome to just check every single customer just in case the email is different.
Since the eMember id is known for each transaction, I’m thinking that if I could retrieve the eMember id (and therefore profile email) and the customer email from a transaction, I could send an email to myself with something like:
eMember: emember@address.com
eStore: customer@address.com
Then I could easily see if they are different and then go and update that contact’s email address in Mad Mimi. Or I could only send the email if they ARE different, which would be even better.
I do something similar if the user changes their email address, which I shared here: https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/emember-is-it-possible-to-have-email-to-admin-after-customer-update-profile/page/2
Is there any way that I can retrieve the customer email address and eMember id/email when the eMember membership level is changed/added?
Thanks!
I have a follow-up question to this. I have several different thank you pages set up for different product types. Is it possible to control which one takes precedence when a buyer’s cart contains two different product types?
Examples:
1. Cart contains renewal tuition + records transcription fee –> thank you page for completing renewal
2. Cart contains new tuition + records transcription fee –> thank you page for completing new enrollment
3. Cart contains records transcription fee only –> generic thank you page for product/services
I tried using the generic product/service thank you url in the main settings section for eStore and the specific urls for both of the tuition products. This didn’t work as I had hoped. For example 1 above, I was returned to the generic product/service page. The user would not know what to do next in this case.
Is there a better way to set this up for the thank you pages I listed or do I need to just make a single page with links to the appropriate next steps?
Thank you!!
No, I only need to know when a user changes their email because I need to update it in Mad Mimi. I have fewer than 100 users and email changes are infrequent, so this is manageable.
Sharing for others looking to do something similar. I am using the following code to receive an email if a user changes their email address. The email displays both the old and new email address. It works great.
add_action(‘eMember_profile_updated’, ‘my_custom_after_profile_update_code’, 10, 2);
function my_custom_after_profile_update_code($fields){
$email_new = $fields;
$to = “admin_email@address.com”;
$subject = “Member Profile Updated'”;
$user = wp_eMember_get_user_details(‘user_name’);
$email_old = wp_eMember_get_user_details(’email’);
$header = “From: ” . “admin_email@address.com” . “rn”;
$message = “Member updated email address
User: ” . $user. “
New Email: ” . $email_new. “
Old Email: ” . $email_old. “
if ( $email_new !== $email_old){
mail($to,$subject,$message,$header);
}}
I’ve come back to this project and have discovered that this code is no longer working for me.
Cleared cache and now it works.
Yes, I tried that first. That prevents adding the same item again, though. Here is what I need the user to be able to do:
1. Enter information in the customer info field for Item A and click “Add to Cart”
2. Enter different information in the customer info field for Item A and click “Add to Cart” again.
I have quantity hidden for Item A, so they can only add one at a time. Each time they add Item A, they must enter customer info. If they go and edit the quantity in the cart, it won’t make sense.
I’ve played around a little with the code to remove the table cells that contain the quantity value in the cart. However, I haven’t yet found where the header cell is to remove that. I would really prefer not to mess with the code and just do something with css or a separate script if possible.
Is it possible to hide the quantity in the cart without limiting the user to 1 of each item?
I have tried using css to hide the quantity, but if I use display:none, it messes up the columns in the table because the “Total” cell spans 2 columns. I can make it look exactly how I want by editing the html directly to eliminate that column, but I don’t know where I can do that in the code. Can you help me figure out how to do thi?
Thank you for your help.
I just tried adding this script and it does cause an error message to be displayed. However, when I click “OK” to close the error message, the item is added to the cart with the blank field. Can you help me figure out why this isn’t working? Thanks!
UPDATE – I discovered that turning of ajax for the cart solved this. Wanted to share in case anyone else has this problem.
