[sumeet]

Hi,

Is it possible by any way or setting in which i could just use print_eStore_buy_now_button($id) and a custom pay now image that would appear for all of these?

To be more clear –

I have a custom pay now button clicking on which the user will be dircted to PayPal for pyment.(No Cart or anything).

In the backend, i will just mention the

[wp_eStore_buy_now id=1] instead of passing the same custom image path all the time using the other shortcode [wp_eStore_buy_now_custom_button id=1 button=imagepath].

So by using the above shortcode, it should display the custom image that i would have set somewhere.

I dont find any setting to set this custom Buy now image.

Any thoughts ?

[sumeet]

Ok Fine.

Could you let me know if there is an equivalent php function for the shortcode

[wp_eStore_buy_now_custom_button id=1 button=http://your-domain.com/images/buy-now.gif]

that i could use directly in the template tag ?

[sumeet]

As i mentioned..am working on my local server and hence,the URL wont be valid for you.

However,the path and everything else is perfect.

The only thing is the additonal <code> tags that are appearing in the src of the img after the shortcode is parsed and replaced.

I hope you are getting my problem.This time i have explained it pretty clearly in the above post of mine.

**** I have asked thrice.If you are not getting the above problem atleast let me know if there is a CORRESPONDING TEMPLATE TAG (PHP FUNCTION) FOR ABOVE SHORTCODE THAT I CAN USE IN TEMPLATE FILES*****

[sumeet]

Hi,

I believe i haven’t been able to post the exact problem.

Ok – yes, i did use the shortcode and i did replace it with actual image URL.Since am working on local system, am not able to show .

I used the following shortcode-

[wp_eStore_buy_now_custom_button id=1 button=http://192.168.1.240/zing/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/pay.gif]

Output of this is as below –

<input type="image" alt="Buy Now" class="eStore_buy_now_button" src="</code>http://192.168.1.240/zing/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/pay.gif<code>">

So as you see above,the src tag has additonal <code> tags added because of which the image path is wrong and hence not displayed.

Hope this clarifies.

Any Thoughts ?

Also, does this tag have any function that can be used in template directly?

-Sumeet

[sumeet]

in the output, for src attribute of the image it displays <code>http://your-domain.com/images/buy-now.gif<code> because of which the image is not getting displayed.

not sure from where is the extra <code> coming from in the path?

[sumeet]

The editor has stripped the tags i believe.

in the output, for src attribute of the image it displays http://your-domain.com/images/buy-now.gif because of which the image is not getting displayed.

[sumeet]

Hi,

I tried to use the below shortcode.

[wp_eStore_buy_now_custom_button id=1 button=http://your-domain.com/images/buy-now.gif]

But in the output, for src attribute of the image it displays http://your-domain.com/images/buy-now.gif because of which the image is not getting displayed.

Any thoughts ?

Also, do you have any php function for the above shortcode that would allow me to embed this into the template file itself ?

let me know.

[sumeet]

Hi,

But i am using the 1st options to integrate.

Which is Checking the box to enable the Third party integration.

For this too, i have to add the above code?

Let me know pls.

-Sumeet

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