thwbaur

Hi Ines,

Thank you very much for your reply. The current e-mail field is quite a complex thing for me, see:

<?php
            }elseif( $wpsc_checkout->checkout_item->unique_name == 'billingemail'){ ?>
               <?php $email_markup =
               "<div class='wpsc_email_address'>
                  <p class='" . wpsc_checkout_form_element_id() . "'>
                     <label class='wpsc_email_address' for='" . wpsc_checkout_form_element_id() . "'>
                     " . __('Enter your email address', 'wpsc') . "
                     </label>
                  <p class='wpsc_email_address_p'>

                  " . wpsc_checkout_form_field();

                   if(wpsc_the_checkout_item_error() != '')
                      $email_markup .= "<p class='validation-error'>" . wpsc_the_checkout_item_error() . "</p>";
               $email_markup .= "</div>";

I am not sure where to put the name=”mc4wp-email”. also, by changing the field name, does the rest of the code still recognise the input?

So I figured, let’s see what the WP blog categories do, maybe they work the same as the shop categories. Making new category works OK. Making new subcategory works OK too. It saves, I can make messages and put them in subcategories.

This unlike the WPEC categories, where I make a subcategory which at first seems OK but then disappears from the category list. what is happening here?

Could anyone maybe at least tell me how the category structure is created and stored? I am not a genius but I can figure some things out if you point me in the right direction…

Just installed this plugin and I think I found the answer to your questions. Before you send an e-mail to a group, you must first select users to be subscribed to that group. Go to Email Users – User Settings. Now select all users that you want to subscribe and choose action “mass email on”. you will see the right column change Mass Email from NO to YES. Not sure yet what the Notification option does, I have this plugin installed for 5 minutes now.

Next step is to go send mail to group. You will see that a group is created with the name “Role – Subscriber”. This group contains the users with Mass Mail set to Yes. Select group, create mail and send. I guess that is the idea…

FWIW!

Update: the 500 error has something to do with my .htaccess file. When I rename it temporarily, the 500 error becomes a 404, not found. Am I supposed to modify .htaccess when this plugin is used?

It appears that the rewriting that this plugin does, works correctly now! I have configured it to work with only one (1) page which it seems to do as it should. So far this seems to be a succesfull modification. I cannot yet test it completely, since I get a 500 server error on my subdomain when using the plugin. This might be an issue my webhost can resolve – I will contact him ASAP and let him look into the matter.

For now I think important progress has been made by lontongcorp! Hope to hear more positive test results from others.

Nice ?? I’ll keep monitoring your progress with joy!

Wonderful work there, lontongcorp! I sincerely hope that you can find the time to adapt the plugin also for Pages since that would mean that I can finally finish building my WordPress site!

Where is that “donate” button???

Did some digging today and the results were somehow surprising. As I mentioned before, the WP Subdomains plugin translates my “webshop” permalink to the correct subdomain name. When visiting the subdomain the server generates a 500 error. I looked into my .htaccess and it looks like this:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

I also noticed that, when i REMOVE my .htaccess file, the 500 error becomes a 404 not found. So the .htaccess actually contributes to the subdomain behaviour. I only have insufficient knowledge on how to read and edit .htaccess. I have been reading about the possibilities of mod_rewrite but I’m not sure whether this should be used to correct my situation.