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Thank you – well spotted! Turns out that when I put shortcode directly into View mode rather than Text mode, although the functionality still works, the system wraps formatting tags around it.

Cheers

Derek

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[http://www.flashvocabulary.com/]

The registration fields on the home page will show you what I mean.

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Will do. Thanks very much for your prompt help.

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That would indeed work, however to get a better take up rate I want to avoid people having to give credit card information up front. In your experience do many people try to wrought the system in the way I describe? If not, it might be worth just biting the bullet and letting a handful get away with it.

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Ok, thanks for that. When I use that shortcode, how do I customize the Subscribe button though?

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Hi,

Thanks for that. That is is an incredibly helpful document.

As it happens, my notifications just turned up a short while ago after about a 12 hour delay. Is that unusual?

Keep in mind that the purchaser received both her PayPal notifications and Thanks for purchasing notifications immediately. The only delayed notification was the one I had configured in eStore to inform me (the merchant) of a new sale.

Shouldn’t this notification have shown up at the same time as the other eStore notification.

Derek

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I now partially understand this behavior. The failure to add the customer to an AWeber list turns out to be because the system considers the customer is already in that list (even though I did delete the subscriber from AWeber before retesting). This looks like an issue on AWeber’s side.

However the lack of notification of sale is still a mystery. The log files say that the notification was successfully sent to the correct email address but I definitely didn’t receive it (I checked the Junk/Spam folder).

The notification issue is not due to the fact that this is a repeat sale because it didn’t show up the first time either.

Again, help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Derek

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Thank you! That is very clear now.

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Just to clarify, the online help instructions say the following in relation to multiple files for digital downloads:

“If you are making a bundled product then enter the product IDs separated by comma (example: 3,8,18). If the product has multiple files then enter the file URLs separated by comma.”

This suggests that I don’t need to use a bundled product, right?

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This is not really a bundled product (which means a list of product ids are specified) but rather a single product which happens to also have a list of downloads associated with it. Does the same behavior apply?

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