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Just disabled the ability for visitors to sign-up due to this. The same email address exists in 3 accounts and its only the 2nd week I’ve had the affiliates plugin installed.
I’m wondering if its best to monitor who promotes my software anyway and allow dedicated affiliates to get a better share of Google ranking.
I would like to mention by no way is this spam the fault of the plugin, which is a good plugin.
WebTechGlobalMemberThat was it!
I’ve no idea how I managed to add that value so I never even considered it.
What a lot of time wasted, thanks a lot Amin great service as usual. I think I should have a holiday soon.
WebTechGlobalMemberThis is the entire form, sorry I should have thought to show it before…
<form method=”post” action=”http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/products/checkout” style=”display:inline”><input type=”image” src=”http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/addtocartcc-orange.png” class=”eStore_button” alt=”Add to Cart” /> </form>
The function in the centre of the form obviously returns nothing. Might take me some time to debug it properly.
Here is a summary what I’ve tried so far from interface.
1. Used default button
2. Duplicated product, duplicate didnt work! Tells me its info in the product but what?!
3. Changed every field for the product, removed special characters from description.
4. Buy Now buttons work, simply has a button image that says Add To Cart for now
5. Tried fancy style and a standard button neither work so the issue is related to whatever functions are shared by them.
6. Disabled all plugins apart from eStore obviously.
7. Disabled affiliate platform plugin (yours)
8. Renamed product
9. Changed price
WebTechGlobalMemberI should also mention, this problem happens when adding the product from the shop page not just where I place it on my landing page.
I’ll me hunting for the code that generates the form and with error display activated.
WebTechGlobalMemberThanks for reply Amin.
The products data has to be fine because the product information shows fine on fancy style.
I tidied up the testing at the bottom of the page and only these two short codes are in use…
[wp_eStore_fancy2:product_id:1:end]
[wp_eStore:product_id:1:end]
The biggest change I’ve recently made to the plugin is the button image.
I’ve tried everything, this is one strange issue Amin. Actually I’ve not tried getting stuck into your code, think I’ll do that right now.
Thanks
Ryan
WebTechGlobalMemberI just copied the product with ID 1 and it created product with ID 5.
That also does not add to cart
Can anyone think of any specific settings that would do this because I’ve tried changing everything already I already suspected it was a specific product. Nothing seems to work.
WebTechGlobalMemberJeeze I’m obviously working a bit fast. Obviously my affiliates will still get paid even it is using Buy Now buttons because it is still done through the eStore plugin lol
I uploaded the old plugin. The page how has a blank product which adds to cart and a test product which also adds to cart. That means that it must be my specific product settings “Easy CSV Importer” product ID 1, causing this…
WebTechGlobalMemberRegarding blank products.
Latest version of eStore does not allow it. I done a test on the old version that is what allows blank values on the page and allows submission of product.
WebTechGlobalMemberThese are now the shortcodes I have, I suspect the one displaying the message is simply wrong.
[wp_eStore_fancy2:product_id:1:end]
[wp_eStore_add_to_cart:product_id:1:end] (is this one just an invalid shortcode ? )
[wp_eStore:product_id:1:end]
[wp_eStore_fancy2:product_id:0:end] (blank products submit to the shopping cart)
If I add an invalid ID to fancy design it is obviously all blank but the button still shows as default. When the button is pressed, it adds a blank product to the cart and many can be added proving server is allowing php sessions.
October 10, 2010 at 3:20 pm in reply to: How to require customers have (and enter) Business name #25264WebTechGlobalMemberHi
I’m not a developer of eStore but I customise it a lot.
One approach that springs to mind is having them register in a way that gives them access to pages or admin areas that others would not see. That is something to consider in the case it might have use for other things. User meta data would be used to save their account status. I use an “Account” plugin on my own blog, which gives customers access to downloads, but anyone simply registering can’t access the downloads.
When you say you only want to sell to business customers, do you know them prior to the sale?
If you don’t, what if a none business customer enters anything they want in the form what issue does that create for you?
Thanks
Ryan
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