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“…Download files are in a separate folder on the root at /video/ – ‘download.php’ (original, not custom) in both /video/ folder and ‘wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products’ folder.”
There’s the problem… If you want to have a custom location for the download script, you must use the custom download script instructions.
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/how-to-customize-the-encrypted-download-url-224
URL conversion preference affects how eStore internally opens the files, as either an HTTP or a filesystem name. It is transparent to the buyer. As long as one of the possible settings works, you are protected.
@DLeonard — Just what kind of integration are you thinking about?
WP eStore -> Settings -> Addon Settings -> Download Manager Related Settings
Please try changing the download method from 1, to 6.
What exactly is the error? Also, could you please enable the debug logs and examine the contents of the download_manager_debug.log file?
Seems the transfer of the file starts but does not complete. you implied that the FTP hangs at different places each time, is that correct? Or is it always at the same file?
If it’s at different files each time, it may be connection related. If it’s always at the same file, the file might be corrupt. In either case, you might try uploading the zip file first, and then unzipped it on the server.
What are the FTP log entries above and below the 150… message? My first guess is a file permission or disk quota issue on the server.
Per the upgrade instructions at http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-estore-installation-and-usage-guide-31 you will be ok, per wpCommerce, if you simply copy (FTP) the new files over the existing ones. HOWEVER, please read the caveat regarding “Method 2.” If you plan to delete the old files first, this warning applies to you.
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The best place to look for where to insert your custom code would be in the eStore_post_payment_processing_helper.php file. Look for where it calls the eStore_stamp_pdf_file() function. You would invoke your custom code, and then pass the URL or the temporary file on to the PDF Stamper.
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With regards to the matter of using PDF Stamper with the “download now” button…
Currently, there is no information to be passed to the PDF Stamper, under the “download now” button. You would need to do something similar to how the “squeeze form” button works, which does pass user information to the PDF Stamper. To do this, you need to do some custom PHP programming. For a “hint” of how to do this, look in the files ajax_process_download.php, ewp_eStore1.php and eStore_includes2.php for references to the function: free_download_pseudo_payment_data()
You would then modify the wp_eStore1.php file in one or all of the following functions:
eStore_download_now_button()
eStore_download_now_button_fancy()
Your modification would include a call to free_download_pseudo_payment_data() with the appropriate user information.
You could maybe take the original URL, generate the “on the fly” PDF file and store it as a temporary file. You would then generate and serve up an encrypted link to the temporary file.
This would be similar to how PDF Stamper integrates into eStore. As part of the post payment processing, eStore checks to see if a PDF requires stamping. It then invokes the PDF Stamper, which stores the stamped file as a temporary file. What gets delivered to the buyer is an encrypted link to the temporary file. The code that does this is in the file: eStore_post_payment_processing_helper.php
