[westcoweb]

Hi Amin

Thanks for your reply; since Aswad had indicated the need for such functionality and you agreed with him a process for setting up the file for stamping in the membership area. I took the last comment to read that if everything was set up as indicated; then you would extend the functionality to match Aswad’s expressed need at that point in time.

As the post was three months old; I took it that the new functionality was already in place in the latest versions of the e-store/ e-member products.

Apologies; I should have checked with you directly before purchasing.

Can you please add this to the wish-list for the products and if possible give some indication of a time-line for implementation.

Kind regards,

Michael Bailey

[westcoweb]

Hi, having reviewed the available documentation including this post which details my current scenario with a membership site; I purchased PDF Stamper at the weekend and set everything up as described here;

PDF file uploaded to Media Library

Manual test performed which works perfectly (downloaded file has been stamped)

Setup protected download page on membership site

Setup e-Store download button with PDF Stamper enabled under add-ons

Added download button to membership page [wp_eStore_download_now_button id=7]

Tested under my super-admin membership level which has access to everything.

PDF downloaded; however the footer area is not stamped.

I have obviously missed a step somewhere and reviewing the available documentation has left me none the wiser.

Can you please advise next steps in resolving this…

Kind regards,

Michael Bailey

[westcoweb]

Hi Amin, results of my testing; initially cleared all browser cookies etc. and NOT logged in as WP admin.

Results under my original Affiliate user account are exactly the same i.e. blank page body.

Now created two affiliate accounts: one via “Join” on the {wp_affiliate_view] page and one via add affiliate under the WP admin menu.

Cleared cookies etc and results as follows:-

Both accounts allow me to logout normally; i.e both return to the initial Join / Login screen as we would expect.

This is truly bizarre behaviour with that original affiliate account; obvious solution is to delete that one and re-create.

Thanks for looking at this and apologies for wasting some of your valuable time; however I never considered that it might be the affiliate account that was causing the problem.

Kind regards,

Michael

[westcoweb]

Hi Amin

Apologies for not getting back to you quicker; I have now reset WP-Affiliate to allow signups again and the link you want is this:-

http://westcountrywebsciences.co.uk/marketing-partners-centre

Takes you to a page using [wp_affiliate_view] where you can register new account.

My testing has been done under Firefox (latest version) and the behaviour reported initially is still present. Once in the affiliate area, access any of the sub-menu options and everything displays ok.

Now Logout; you should see the blank page body (theme header and sidebar are displayed ok).

Now try the following:

Click on Partners tab in top menu; you should find yourself still logged into the affiliate area. Do logout now and you will get the initial screen for the affiliate area (Register / Log In Images) i.e the behaviour that I would expect…

Update: Have just tested page under IE 8 (Latest version) and the behaviour is even more bizarre. When in affiliate area; the sub-menu options (contact , ads etc) disappear when clicked on.

Hopefully all of the above makes sense….

Kind regards,

Michael Bailey

[westcoweb]

Hi I have just posted this on the GF forum as well; please give the following solution a try.

a) The GF form needs a minimum of three required fields:

e-mail address for the lead

hidden field to capture client IP

hidden field to capture unique id capable of being dynamically populated (I called mine unique_id)

b) Shortcut to invoke form and pass unique id (in case you want to call form from multiple places on your website)

[gravityform id=12 title=false description=false field_values=’unique_id=1′]

c) Following code to go into functions.php – replace form id with your GF form reference number and field numbers for the three $_POST’s.

// November 2010 MJB - Add For Gravity Forms Post Submission

function gf_post_submission($entry, $form){

// Only Execute For Form 12 - Lead Capture

if($form['id'] != 12) return $form;

//Check For Presence Of Cookie ap_id

$aff_id = $_COOKIE['ap_id'];

if(!empty($aff_id))

{

// Build Lead Table Entries

$reference   = $_POST["input_14"]; //Unique ID

$clientdate  = (date ("Y-m-d"));

$clienttime  = (date ("H:i:s"));

$buyer_email = $_POST["input_3"];  //Email

$ipaddress   = $_POST["input_12"]; // Client IP Address

global $wpdb;

$affiliates_leads_table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "affiliates_leads_tbl";

$updatedb = "INSERT INTO $affiliates_leads_table_name (buyer_email,refid,reference,date,time,ipaddress) VALUES ('$buyer_email','$aff_id','$reference','$clientdate','$clienttime','$ipaddress')";

$results = $wpdb->query($updatedb);

}

}

add_action("gform_post_submission", "gf_post_submission", 10, 2);

// End Addition For Gravity Forms

Tested this morning and works for me…adding entries into the GF form and wp-affiliates Lead Gen table.

Michael.

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