[vithefiddler]

It is Authorize.net ARB, and that notes section answered my question.

Thanks for your help!

Vi

[vithefiddler]

I just ran a test and it seems to be working.

Thanks for your help.

Vi

[vithefiddler]

I’m having a similar issue, but the error I’m seeing in the apache error log is this:

referer:

PHP NOTICE: A session had already been started – ignoring session_start() [Shopping.php, line 83]

I can see the php sessions directory in the apache2.conf file, and I can look in that directory and see sessions files, but when I add an item to the cart, the 1 item in cart shows up in the side bar, but if I add another item, it stays as one, and if I click on the cart link, it show no items in cart. I believe that it’s sessions related, but I’m stuck on this.

The store is at [http://www.avaiya.com/store]

Thanks for your help!

Vi

[vithefiddler]

I have all of the kinks worked out. Thanks for your help!

[vithefiddler]

I need to protect both digital uploads, and pages. I will check out those pages, and let you know if I have more questions.

Thanks!

Vi

[vithefiddler]

I had found this page, but was confused because the addon name doesn’t actually contain the word coupon on the download page.

Thanks,

Vi

[vithefiddler]

I’m basically wanting to do this same general thing, but wanting to put a statement around my post (which has custom fields) that says

If (user has access to this content)

{

display content

}

else

{

display invite to signup.

}

I currently have the if statement in place just checking if the user is logged into wordpress. (I have wordpress and emember users synched).

I want to be able to have the free users signup for 48 hours of access, and then get an option to upgrade, but I don’t want them to still have access to the content when their emember account expires. (Currently they would because their wordpress account would still exist.)

Thanks,

Vi

[vithefiddler]

If this is a recurring membership, how do we control whether the coupon price is applied to recurring purchases or not?

Is there any way to make this coupon code apply a different discount to different products? (since the coupon code has to be the affiliate’s name)

[vithefiddler]

The posts are protected, but all of the membership levels are allowed.

If I don’t have the “protect comments separately” box unchecked, nobody can see any of the comments – regardless of what level they are in.

If I check the “protect comments separately” box, I then have to approve every comment for every level to allow them to be seen by every level.

It seems like I should be able to uncheck that box, and that everybody would be able to see the comments who can see the posts – but it’s not working the way I would expect.

[vithefiddler]

I’m having trouble with this same general issue. I get the “You do not have permission to view the comments” message even when I’m logged into an account. If I have the protect comments separately checked, and grant permission to all of the comments to each of the membership levels, they can be seen, but I have to manage each comment to every level each time a comment is made. If I don’t protect comments separately enabled, nobody can see any comments.

I would like to make all comments visible as long as you are logged into a valid user account at any level.

How can I make this work?

Thanks!

Vi

[vithefiddler]

I’m having this same issue, except I’m using the genesis theme framework, and using the genesis hook genesis_post_content.

I tried to add a filter for genesis_post_content after the the_content line. (currently line 300 in the wp_Emember1.php file.

Looking in your file, it looks like that secure content runs on a post is auth_check post. I’m thinking that I might be able manually return auth_check_post on my content function.

Will this take care of it, or is there more that needs to be done to secure the content?

Thanks!

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