ruess

Hi Rex,

Thanks for the words and sorry for the delay in reply – I just saw noticed this thread ??

Right now, we don’t have support for rotating testimonials, however that’s one of the features we’re working to build out ASAP as I know that’s an important one. I’ll be sure to let you know as soon as its available!

Thanks much,

kevin

Hey glad it worked out . . . I’d say both methods are good routes to go and offer different benefits depending upon your particular setup and needs.

Actually we just released a plugin called Gravity Member which does just this. We also got tired of relying on the built-in Wishlist Member payment and registration process and wanted more control. We used Gravity Forms for a while and then manually added new registrants, but this led to a somewhat frustrating experience for new customers who were anxious to get started and didn’t want to wait for their membership to get approved.

https://ristrettoapps.com/gravitymember/
(you’ll also need the User Registration add-on from GF btw)

Here’s the how-to video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSVatHWXiLU

kevin

For one thing, your function is missing parentheses:
function change_member_level () {

Second, looks like you need to rewrite your $user_id variable definition. Try changing your $user_ID line to:
$user_ID = $user->ID;

Third, make sure your form id is actually 1:
add_action("gform_after_submission_1" . . .

Finally, if you have debug on, you may get a warning but it should still work.

As an aside, we just released a full featured plugin that fully integrates Gravity Forms to Wishlist Member with support for choosing multiple WLM levels with a dropdown for both new and existing users:
https://goo.gl/CNbnBm

For those struggling with this issue, note that you might want to check your settings under:WordPress Admin Area > WooCommerce > Settings > Products > Default Product Sorting . . . and check if it’s set to
“Popularity (sales)” as in some setups this can cause issues. Try changing it to anything else and test.

The instructions in the FAQ aren’t very clear. Here’s the way it would actually look in your wp-config.php file:

/* Mailgun Settings */

define('MAILGUN_USEAPI', '1'); //Set to 1 to override wp_mail and use Mailgun in WPMU (1 or 0)
define('MAILGUN_APIKEY', '<your api key here>'); //Found in your Mailgun dashboard
define('MAILGUN_DOMAIN', '<your domain>'); //The domain you setup in Mailgun
define('MAILGUN_USERNAME', '<Mailgun username>'); //The email address you setup in Mailgun
define('MAILGUN_PASSWORD', '<password>'); //The corresponding password for the email address in Mailgun
define('MAILGUN_SECURE', '1'); //If you want to use secure email or not (1 or 0)

(Don’t include the brackets < > in the above code btw)

Hope this helps!
kevin

Sean, I just saw your update (.14) before you posted your response and it’s testing perfect so far!

Thanks for your incredibly quick response! Feeling confident about taking orders now!

kevin

One thing I should mention for above is that I’m testing using the “Add Order”, and Customer Invoice method through the backend rather than making a direct purchase of a product through the front-end store.

Not sure if this makes a difference. I see a custom field that seems to appear “auth_capture” at some point and not sure if that happens both ways for both orders created on the front end vs orders created on the backend.

Thanks,

kevin

So it appears to me that whether or not I have “Enable Authorization & Capture” checked or not in the settings, it always sends it to Stripe as an Authorization only and does not complete the capture automatically.

I’m not really sure what the settings is intended to do actually – by checking that is it saying that it will automatically authorize AND check it simultaneously? (which is what I’d like)
OR is it saying that it will turn on the Auth and Cap feature of Stripe, thus requiring you to manually capture after the card has been authorized?

Either way, could someone check this out and let me know if I’m missing something? For me it’s not giving me an option to both authorize and capture simultaneously.

Thanks much for putting this plugin out there – glad someone was willing to!

kevin

This a total hack, and I’m sorry not to post a proper solution, but with lack of time, I was able to get it to work by editing the file: /postmark-email-for-wordpress/Postmark/Postmark.php

Starting at line 213, replace $address with your email where it says “[email protected]” below:

public function &from($address, $name = null)
	{
		if (!$this->_validateAddress('[email protected]')) {
			throw new InvalidArgumentException("From address \"{$address}\" is invalid");
		}

		$this->_from = array('address' => '[email protected]', 'name' => $name);
		return $this;
	}

and then comment out lines 286-288 (or put a proper reply-to email as above if you’d prefer)

Ya . I too am getting this error. I’m on a multisite if that makes any difference. Would love if someone could look into this.

kevin

Me too! This is not a clearly defined option.

Sorry but I think there’s something more going on underneath that’s amiss.

I too am having this issue and have combed through my code finding no offensive lines.

One thing I do notice is that when the button is aligned left, right, orcenter, the width jumps to 100%. So long as you keep it as none, it works fine. Also, this seems to only happen to non-animated buttons.

I tried finding the cause of this bug, but when I open the files in editors, all the code is bunched up on 1 loooong line – don’t have time right now, so in the meantime, I’ve just asked my clients to not use the align setting.

Hope this helps everyone!

kevin

Same for me – crashed all of my sites in a multisite network – blank front-ends for all. Disabling the plugin fixes the issue.

Thanks Ipstenu – you were right about this.

Initially i went through the db and replaced all instances of https://www.mydomain.com to https://mydomain.com – still got the loop.

However, when i went through and did a search and replace for just https://www.mydomain.com to mydomain.com, it worked!