mccrodp

Subscribe, I have this problem too. Any luck on a solution aside from deleting and re-adding users? I have this even when I try and edit root/super user account…

Sh*t, sorry about that, I had no idea they did that and I’m more annoyed I didn’t realize the difference and find yours first.

I was really stuck for a membership plugin and it was the first (and hopefully one of the last) time I went premium after seeing the name WP-Member crop up in places.

As an supporter of open source I would certainly have at least tried your one first. They even charge for support after purchase, so I was trying to keep them sweet while pushing my luck on a few issues! ??

Feel free to remove this thread and my apologies again. Hopefully I’ll get to try your plugin soon.

Thanks,
~mccrodp

You’re right, sorry, I should have explained in greater detail. I’m using the members plugin in combination with an event plugin. Only members can register for events etc.

The function you mention is a great work around for me if I go down the route of only allowing current “members” to login. I can then hide specific parts of the event reg process using your method in a template as an alternative to the private shortcodes https://smartmediapro.com/client-area/knowledgebase/6/Hiding-content.html

The good folk at SmartMediaPro also said I can use WP-Member to process the event registrations if the event plugin (Event Espresso) uses the standard WordPress register process. Not sure if it does though yet, will have to see.

Cheers again for your help cbutlerjr, much appreciated,
~mccrodp

Hi Shaliza,

Thanks for the reply, much appreciated. I’ve tried the plugin you’ve linked to now and I’m happy to say it is working!

Thanks again for linking me to this,
~mccrodp

Hey larssonk22, sorry for the delayed response. Nope, no luck, it just refuses to work on one of my sites, no CSS classes get added to the tabs.

This means the jQuery cannot hook onto the classes to hide all tabs except the current one, etc. etc.

If you download the whole plugin and search for something like “ui-widget-content” over all the files you should be able to find both the php script that adds these classes to the tabs and the CSS stylesheets that style them.

I will probably look into this briefly in a while, if it becomes effort I will just make the tabs manually using some jQuery plugin which wouldn’t be too hard anyway.

Good Luck,
~mccrodp

Ahhh ok that’s great, appreciate the clarification.
The eshop.css in the current theme is definitely a feature I would use.

Thanks,
~mccrodp

No worries, glad I could help! ??

~mccrodp

I am confused, you cannot find your theme’s css stylesheet? It should be at:

/wp-content/themes/[YOUR_THEME]/style.css

Best access your site through FTP or go to yoursite.com/wp-admin/theme-editor.php and add to the end of the stylesheet there.

I’m not sure what you mean by “li class”.

Good good. Well the CSS will work there alright. The reason I wouldn’t advise putting it in eShop.css is that when you update eShop plugin next you will most likely overwrite the changes you’ve made.

I would put it in your theme’s css file: /wp-content/themes/[YOUR_THEME]/style.css

You won’t lose your changes when you put them there. However, If you change your theme down the line you will need to re-add those CSS styles to the new theme’s stylesheet.

~mccrodp

Hello, yes no problem, I’ll try and point you in the right direction.

Firstly if you are not already, ensure you are using the firebug browser plugin or similar, so that you can “Inspect” the CSS of your Products page. Also insure you have the class present in the shortcode as elfin described: [eshop_list_subpages class="eshoppanels"]

You should then see the product list with similar markup to the following:
<ul class="eshop eshoppanels">
<li class="eshop-product-86"><li class="eshop-product-87">....

All you should need to do then is force the width of the outer container of the products to be narrow enough. The width you chose will determine how many products will fit on each row inside your ul.eshoppanels container.

For example I set the below CSS on a twentyten child theme using a one column template, this gave me 3 products per row as required


ul.eshoppanels li {
width:15em;
}


Hope that helps, good luck.

~mccrodp

Sorry, the code tags didn’t work and you can’t edit your post on these forms.

But yes, you are right, just a list. Those CSS classes are as follows:
<div id="tabs_0" class="ui-tabs ui-widget ui-widget-content ui-corner-all">

On a site with the above div container, the tabs work on the broken version the output is the following for the equivalent container.
<div id="tabs_1">

The classes are missing and the tabs then don’t work.

Genius!

Yes, adding that class definitely did the trick alongside some simple CSS.

Big thank you for the quick and accurate response.

~mccrodp

Hi dgilmour,

I knew something wasn’t right about this, was even on to my hosting company before posting here. I tried you’re work around solution above and unfortunately didn’t work I had the same result as previously, the about etc. was being dropped.

However when I changed it back to the original method documented above, it started working!! My hosting company made some changes trying to solve the problem (I think) and what I did there must have been the equivalent of power cycling, taking in the changes. This is the only half-hearted explanation I have. Either way it is working now…

Thanks very much for your help and logical work-around.

Best Regards,
~mccrodp

I never found a decent solution to this problem. I un-installed this plugin and went with eShop. The rating doesn’t lie – I too am much happier with eShop.

I would not recommend wp-eCommerce, it’s apparent level of support, it’s programming, API or supporting documentation.

~mccrodp