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I’m having the same problem as cryptotaxfixer with line breaks in the Company Info field. Similarly, the customer address is run together in a single line. It makes the receipt look messy.
Also, the version number in my plugin list shows it as v2.7, but on the receipt creator page is says it’s v2.2.1 which looks like a much earlier version number. Do I have the current version? Or has a solution been found?
Apart from the formatting glitches, it’s been helpful to have the ability to create a receipt for the occasion customer who needs it for tax purposes or business expense reporting.
On the same note, I have another shortcode parameter setting that I can’t find but am hoping exists…
I do not want my category listings to show the quantity available for my products.
This is the fancy shortcode I’m using:
[wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=1 style=1 show_price=1 order=1 type=0]I tried all of these variations to make it hide the inventory but none of them work:
show_qty=0
show_quantity=0
show_available=0Does this exist or can it be added? This is for displaying all the products in a specific category. It’s not for displaying a single shop item.
I didn’t really have any issue with integrating external site orders into my site. I just didn’t want customers to use the category listings to add a product to their cart. I wanted that to function simply as kind of table of contents to navigate my product selection. These items only link to the detail page where customers can order or re-download a products they already purchased. I use emember to manage that part of it. So all I needed was to hide the “collect customer input” field and “add to cart” button in the category listings.
After experimenting, I discovered that changing type=1 to type=0 for the button style in the shortcode below did the trick!
[wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=8 style=10 order=1 type=1]
This is exactly what I was looking for and it existed all along. But I didn’t know that because the shortcode setup wizard in the WP editor toolbar doesn’t offer “no button” as an option. I assumed that because it wasn’t listed as a selectable option, it didn’t exist. So I would suggest adding it as a selectable option.
Thank you for the reply. I was aware of both of these options, but they don’t do what I need. I need a list of only incomplete registrations that belong to a specific PAID member level.
Exporting all the member data wouldn’t work for me because I need to verify registration updates frequently.
Searching membership levels by using the Membership Level popup menu and then sorting by username would be fine, except the membership level I’m searching for could in the Primary OR Secondary Level popup menu. I’d need a way to search for members no matter which popup menu their membership is in.
To clarify how I use eMember — in case it matters: I sell multiple memberships concurrently. Each of my memberships allow download access to a different video product. So if I have 10 products, I also have 10 memberships. A customer can purchase any or all of the products (memberships). I don’t use membership levels that override other levels.
I saw that, too, but it isn’t only the charts that I’m interested in. I want the names and emails of the customers themselves as well as the product, sale date and time (time is missing, but I can live with that), etc. This way I can have a single document on my computer that I can access for whatever info I need — sales charts (daily, weekly, etc.), emails, etc. I like EVERYTHING that’s exported on the Manage Customers panel, I just don’t like that it can only export ALL the records rather than a date range. I’d like to be able to update my local file periodically.
Yes, I did, but I only see totals. This is good for quick overviews, but I’m looking for the kind of detailed customer info on each sale that the Manage Customers page gives. And I would like the option to export. I prefer bar charts to line charts so I set those up in my spreadsheet.
I’m pretty sure this particular email issue was with my email. And this does’t concern me as much because I expect occasional email issues…
I’m more concerned with why that one sale yesterday missed getting logged into estore’s customers and orders tables and **how I might insert it manually,** if possible, so everything is in sync. I got the paypal email notification for it — it just wasn’t being logged in eStore. The customer also apparently got their registration activation link because their member table shows their membership is active.
There’s no telling if it will happen again because the next sale got logged in both tables.
If I leave debug running for a week or two (or more), would that help just in case it happens again? Is there any downside to doing that?
Since yesterday, I received another order. This one shows up in Manage Customers panel and Orders Display Table so it seems yesterday’s missing records could have been a temporary glitch. If it’s a fluke, is there any SAFE way that I can insert the missing records manually to keep everything in sync?
I’m still not getting the new member notifications, but this could be an email issue at my end. I’ll try a different address and see if that solves it. I just have to wait for another signup before I can know if it worked.
So subscriptions CAN be paid through the cart along with other products — all at once — it’s just that I can’t have a specific Thank You or redirect page for subscriptions in the cart. Is that correct? If so…
Since I will have different types of products and I don’t want to inconvenience customers who may want to pay for everything in a single transaction by forcing them to do multiple checkouts, I will look into creating a generic Thank You page for the shopping cart that has links for the customer to click for the info that applies to their product(s).
Well, I was hoping I could also offer coupon codes for the webinar, but the only alternative seems to be the “text link” add on which, it appears, will take customers to the shopping cart which I’m thinking will put me back where I started with the thank you page I wanted to avoid for webinars. It seems I may have to turn my thank-you page into a dispatch page: “Thank you for your order. If you purchased a video, click here for download info. If you purchased a webinar, click here for registrations info. If you purchased a etc…”
I’m hoping you will soon have a buy-now button available that allows a coupon code.
