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Ok, I have upgraded my site to PHP 7.017 and have done some basic initial testing. It all seems to be ok. A bit faster too!
Will let you know if anything pops up as I continue to test.
Just update all plugins to the latest version, but am still getting the magic_quotes_runtime warning in eStore and eMember; and the “Use of deprecated PHP4 style class constructor is not supported since PHP 7” warning in the Gateway plugin.
It says these are just warnings, so am I to assume they are ok to ignore?
I was able to use the Mad Mimi Integration you suggested as a starting point for my own addon. Thanks, that was of great help.
I noticed in the hook “eStore_item_specific_autoresponder_signup”, you are only sending the “item_id” and “item_name”.
It would be of great value if there were more information available.
Would it be possible to add both the “current_cart_item” and “retrieved_product” to that call as well so that information would be available for any addon using that hook?
Secondly, is there any hook that isn’t called for each cart item, but could be called for the entire cart at once?
All that being said…would it be a valid solution to use the “eStore_product_database_updated_after_payment” hook instead of the eStore_item_specific_autoresponder_signup hook if I wanted to tie in to the entire cart all at once?
Thanks
Thanks, that would be great. Just let me know when you have something and I’ll be happy to test it out.
UPDATE:
I did find this page on your site with some digging:
Example Code for Custom Autoresponder Integration with WP eStore
which was very helpful.
I believe I understand how to update tags for a subscriber, but an getting the following error from Aweber:
403 Method requires access to Subscriber information.
AWeber states:
What is it?
This error is raised when you make a request to a resource that requires access to subscriber information, but your application has not specifically requested access to subscriber information from the AWeber Customer.
Troubleshooting Checklist
Log into your labs account and select ‘access to subscribers information’ for your application.
Issue new access tokens to your application.
Not sure is your app has the correct permissions to update subscriber info or I’m not doing it right…just thought I’d check if your app has the right permissions to update subscriber info.
FYI…I’m sure you know this, but found this snippet on Aweber’s site:
# create a subscriber
$params = array(
’email’ => ‘johndoe@example.com’,
‘ip_address’ => ‘127.0.0.1’,
‘ad_tracking’ => ‘client_lib_example’,
‘misc_notes’ => ‘my cool app’,
‘name’ => ‘John Doe’,
‘custom_fields’ => array(
‘Car’ => ‘Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano’,
‘Color’ => ‘Red’,
),
‘tags’ => array(‘cool_app’, ‘client_lib’, ‘other_tag’),
);
Just as a follow up on this. The post you referenced above is pretty old and looks like it is specific to eStore. eStore now allows for email tags in the subject line.
Also, with just a few minutes of digging and a couple lines of code I was able to put email tags in the subject line for eMember.
As stated, this is pretty basic functionality (especially considering it’s 2017).
I’d be happy to share the code changes I made. I believe this should be added to the eMember core.
Please pass on to the developers as an enhancement request and let me know if it will be considered.
Thanks.
Ok, thanks.
I’d like to request this as a possible enhancement. This is a pretty common thing these days.
