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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?
When you say “validate,” what exactly are you expecting?
- Rejection of blank zip code field entries?
- Force a 9 digit (as opposed to a 5 digit) zip code?
- Validation for legitimate zip codes against the USPS database?
I’ve taken a good look at the Receipt Creator add on and can see where the shipping information is sometimes held but I’ve come across something in the output that seems odd as follows.
Are you saying that; the information you are wanting is present, but for reasons not understood, the PDF output differs, even if the inputs to the PDF library of the addon are the same?
I can provide examples if that helps – subject to confidentiality. I can give you access to an admin account if need be.
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What version of PHP is your server running, compared to the old server? And are you using the latest version of eMember? As the message states… it is only a warning; not a fatal error (for now).
The problem is the caching, not the plugin. You need to either contact the SG Optimizer developer, or switch to one of the 2 officially supported caching plugins:
- WP Super Cache:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-together-with-wp-super-cache-plugin - W3 Total Cache:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-with-w3-total-cache-plugin
Again, these are the only two “officially supported” caching plugins.
My members and I have been experiencing HTTP 502 errors intermittently but frequently on my website for a couple of weeks.
I recently had to upgrade my hosting plan for more resources, which meant moving to a new server, and they started happening pretty soon after that
A 502 Bad Gateway Error means that the web server you’ve connected to is acting as a proxy for relaying information from another server, but it has gotten a bad response from that other server.
This is not a plugin error, but a server configuration error. Are you using any server-side page caching or CDN services?
The errors are mainly happening on pages that are secured for members only via WP eMember and are happening far more often for people using Apple devices and laptops.
It is possibly an issue where your WordPress instance on the new server is having problems communicating with the MySQL database, because it is on the old server (or something like that).
Please describe the kind of server you are using; such as hosting provider, hosting plan, any other plugins, etc.
Are you using ANY other page caching plugins?
Are you able to repeat the error, if you use a different browser or computer?
The “tools” are the shortcodes available through the plugins. You must use combinations of shortcodes and WordPress page design elements to create the desired “dashboard page” effect you desire. If you are having difficulty with your site design, you can either hire a WordPress site designer of your choice; or request a custom work order quote, and a developer will get back with you.
- Rejection of blank zip code field entries?
