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You are trying to do this kind of display, using the [wp_eStore_fancy5 id=nnnnn] shortcode?
Ummm, you have a year’s worth of files???
Please download the latest version of the plugin, to see if the condition still exists.
Would it be possible to give the customer an information like “Your item is downloaded” once they click on the download-link in the mail?
When the link is clicked, the link is immediately decoded and the download is started. Any attempt to inject an intermediary message will result in s “Header already sent” error.
As the downloads are limited to 3, customers run into the issue that they don’t get any information that the download is starting and keep clicking – and after 3rd click the error message shows up.
Usually, a downloading indicator is shown in the browser’s status bar (at the bottom of the screen). The “most appropriate way” to inform users, of what to expect, is to include customized instructions in the email that is sent with the download links, or on the Thank You page.
In the screenshot you provided, I am interpreting the coupon code to say 180£ discount applied to TOTAL cart value, and that only one person can ever use the coupon. Is that what you wanted?
The only way to do this is if you are using eStore, along with the Payment Gateway Bundle addon, to process subscriptions using the PayPal Payments Pro Subscription (Premium) service. This enables your site to process all aspects of credit card payments locally. However, PayPal has very rigid requirements for vetting sites that use the Pro service.
But the WP eStore still allows the transaction to go through, even with inventory zero. It doesn’t seem to “double” check the inventory.
- The inventory check is done at the time a user clicks the “Add to Cart” button.
- When PayPal sends the IPN back to eStore, after a successful payment, is when the inventory is decreased.
The cart contents are stored using PHP sessions. Sessions usually expire after 20 or 30 minutes (You can control this by specifying how long your PHP session data stays valid in your server config). Otherwise; once a user adds an item to a cart, the item will “hang around” in the cart for up to 30 minutes. This would explain the “sometimes” issues. One way to avoid this, is to pre-emptively sell popular items as “Buy Now.” This will force an immediate purchase decision on the part of the user.
How are you configuring the coupon?
How can I set up a subscribe button, where subscribers need to pay before registering an account?
You would use Member Signup Scenario 1. Note, you are responsible for designing your own “buttons,” which would kick off the registration process.
Subscribers need to cancel their subscription inside PayPal or we need to login to our PayPal account to release them from payment. Is there any automatic way to do that?
If the subscriber logs into their PayPal account, and then cancels a recurring payment (subscription), PayPal will send an IPN message to eMember and the membership will be immediately deactivated.
I believe you are experiencing PHP session issues, as described in the referenced topic. Only your hosting provider can resolve PHP session errors.
You need to synchronize the eMember and WooCommerce logins.
You’d use the Shipping Variation Option.
Are you using a PayPal shipping profile? I believe that setting is set by your PayPal profile.
- The inventory check is done at the time a user clicks the “Add to Cart” button.
