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The Transaction ID is contained in the e-mail you received from service@paypal.com when you made your original purchase.
Google Analytics http://www.google.com/analytics/
They have a traffic map overlay feature that highlights which links get clicked and by what amount.
I think the file content is too complex for the stamper, without the additional memory. After the buyer gets the encrypted link, and downloads the file, you have to manually clear out old files from the stamped file directory.
From the message description, it’s saying that it ran out of memory. Try increasing the memory_limit parameter in your server’s php.ini file.
Can you try a smaller “test” file, just to make sure the installation works?
Now that it is relative or absolute, what locations are shown in the log now as being file_exist errors?
When you “moved” the location of the zip file, did you also update the product URL location in eStore as well?
Have you enabled the debug log messages, and what does the download_manager_debug.log file say?
Followup for the forum…
bhakans sent me a link that worked on IE 8, only if I pasted it into the address bar. When clicking it from within gMail, IE 8 blocks the download. Haven’t been able to find the setting that allows the download, BUT whilst clicking around in the Advanced Settings tab of Internet Options, I did get it to give me an error, when it tried to DL the download.php file. Unfortunately, I clicked too many boxes and lost track of which one caused the problem.
In short, IE 8 will accept the link if it’s pasted into the address bar, but not if it is clicked through gMail. It also accepts the link, if I create an HTML document containing the encrypted link as part of an HREF. So, I think it has something to do with gMail.
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I am only going to give just enough information, so that only the knowledgeable and brave will attempt this at home…
In the file eStore_post_payment_processing_helper.php look for the function definition of generate_download_link(), being careful not to confuse it with generate_download_link_for_product().
Within generate_download_link() look for all calls to eStore_register_link_in_db(), there are two of them.
About 2 lines above, there is a line that assigns a value to $download_item.
Above that assignment, you want to inset something like…
$long_url_link=$script_location.’download.php?file=’.$download_key;
$short_url_link=fts_shorturl($long_url_link, $service);
Where $long_url_link and $service are the parameters to fts_shorturl(), as described in the documentation at: http://wiki.fusedthought.com/docs/url-shortener-wordpress-plugin/v3#TOC-On-demand-shortening-of-URL
Remember to replace “$service” with the hard coded value of the shortening service desired.
You then want to edit the assignment for $download_item, so that $script_location.’download.php?file=’.$download_key is replaced with $short_url_link.
No promises about native eStore hooks to this particular shortening plugin, but it may be possible to include generic hooks into a later version of eStore.
Please try this:
If it works for you, please let us know and we’ll make it into a settings option.
