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I’m having trouble changing the 7-day free trial to a free membership level, & adding existing members to it.
Is this a free membership level that only lasts 7 days, or is this a paid membership level with a 7 day free membership period?
In any case, the “best way” of approaching the issue is to create a separate free membership level and then simply bulk move existing members to it.
If the original error was because of any “illegal characters” in a member’s CSV record; it will happen again, unless you first look for any similar errors in the other records. Did @admin identify what the error was, to you?
Subscription buttons, by default, use PayPal. You need to use “gateway specific” subscription buttons (see step 3):
WP Payment Gateway Bundle – PayPal Payments Pro Subscription Setup
Have you tried any of these variations? It does require they have a WP account on your site, though. But if you also have our eStore plugin, you can also use a squeeze form, to get the required information.
Please redownload a fresh copy of the plugin; to ensure that your copy was not corrupted.
Next, please follow the installation instructions for eStore, as shown in the video.
- If you temporarily switch to the 2020 (or any of the default WP themes), do you still have the same issue?
- Please perform these checks to see if your site has any JavaScript errors.
- Please try refreshing your eStore installation.
Does this in any way affect the eStore plugin?
We are unaware of any impacts.
However, in various parts of the world, PayPal is paring back its service offerings. In Australia, PayPal Here will be discontinued on June 29; but is unaffected in other parts of the world. What the rep told you may only apply to the UK.
We do not support PayPal Commerce. The closest thing we have is the Payment Gateway Bundle Addon, which is an addon for eStore. The gateway bundle integrates with PayPal Payments Pro.
Expiration dates are calculated, not assigned, values. They are calculated by adding the length of the assigned membership to the start date of the membership. One way to accomplish what you want, is to perform a bulk update of member start dates; but that works ONLY if all members are of the same membership level.
The easiest way, is to replace the images/checkout_authorize1.gif file with the contents of the new image, that you want to use.
Please perform this test to see if there are any JavaScript errors on your site?
I also received an email from WordPress that said that the plugin is causing a fatal error on my site.
Is the message comming from the WordPress program, or from the WordPress.com (hosting provider) website? And which version of PDF Stamper are you trying to use?
- If you temporarily switch to the 2020 (or any of the default WP themes), do you still have the same issue?
