Martin

Ok, after a little more investigation – it’s due to the fact they are in a scrollable div layer. The amount of images is fine, if they are displayed in the footer – but if I return them to their div layer with either overflow: hidden (with jquery doing the scroll) or overflow: scroll so it’s just a plain div layer with a scroll bar – it crashes.

HELP!

That didn’t work, it seems to clash with the jquery on the sliding gallery I have set up in the footer.

Any other suggestions would be much appreciated!

Thanks,

I’ll have a look and try it out.

cool – thanks, was just doing a bit of a search and stumbled across the topic!

I’m also wanting move the add to cart form, is there anyway of adding content after this part as a bit of a work around?

ok, would deactivating the plugin hurt any of the settings within the site?

sorry if i was vague, i’ve sorted it out now – i found the checkout.php file, i removed a lot of the
tags to neaten the text fields up a little.

thanks!

thanks for the feedback, i definitely agree about the ‘real’ tshirts being required on the site – we’re in the process of sorting out designs to get printed so we can take some photographs for the product pages and maybe a little gallery.

as for the eshop plugin – i like it, it’s very simple to use and set up, i did originally look into using wp-commerce which is a much more complicated plugin and too complicated for what was needed.

hi,

i’m actually having the same problem with the paypal redirect on the check out page, although it never actually moves on to the paypal page – it just stays on the “Please wait, your order is being processed…” page.

our website is; https://www.wormsigntshirts.co.uk

no, we use a local t-shirt printer to make the t-shirts for us.

using classipress as well – the site hasn’t launched yet so i’m still working on the admin area and getting things set up – but it’s a good plugin with lots of scope.

that’s good news that you’re thinking about it, good luck in finding a solution as i think it would definitely be worthwhile!

Hi,

Really liking the plugin, there is just one feature to add on that I have thought of;

(6) A second set of options, I now PayPal can handle 2 sets of options with it’s standard payment system.

At present we have a T-shirt site, so the options are taken up by size selections – it would be good in the future if we could have a second set of options for colour maybe.

We launched our T-Shirt website a couple of weeks ago using the eShop plugin – it’s been great, exactly what we needed and wanted out of a ecommerce plugin for wordpress.

URL: https://www.wormsigntshirts.co.uk
Description: T-Shirts for Music Fans and DJ’s.

had a similar problem – i just created an image called paypal.png and uploaded it to this directory;

wp-content/uploads/eshop_files/

the image had to be 142px wide and 44px high