Same issue here – any luck @shubhamk ?
Able to edit the wpsc-user-log.php template, but the wpsc-account-edit-profile.php and wpsc-account-purchase-history.php template files are stilling be pulled from the /wpsc-theme/ folder, rather than the copied ones.
Think it might have something to do with the do_action( 'wpsc_user_profile_section_' . $current_tab ); function
Edit: Upon further inspection, the do_action( 'wpsc_user_profile_section_' . $current_tab ); does seem to be the culprit. The functions it references in wpsc-user_log_functions.php contain includes which specifically reference the wpsc-theme folder – they don’t check to see if you have copied them to your own theme folder.
I did some snooping on github and it looks like someone has committed a patch for this, but I don’t think it’s has been merged to a stable release as of yet.
The temporary fix I am using is simply commenting out do_action( 'wpsc_user_profile_section_' . $current_tab ); and using if statements to pull in the right templates:
<?php
if($current_tab == 'purchase_history'){ include('wpsc-account-purchase-history.php'); }
if($current_tab == 'edit_profile'){ include('wpsc-account-edit-profile.php'); }
?>
The download section requires a bit of extra code, which can be found in wpsc-theme/functions/wpsc-user_log_functions.php on line 760
Nice fix @toastdesign. Thanks!
A good way to fix this without breaking any future functionality is to replace:
do_action( 'wpsc_user_profile_section_' . $current_tab );
In wpsc-user-log.php to:
if ($current_tab == 'purchase_history') {
include('wpsc-account-purchase-history.php');
} elseif ($current_tab == 'edit_profile') {
include('wpsc-account-edit-profile.php');
}else {
do_action( 'wpsc_user_profile_section_' . $current_tab );
}
Actually, that first if section for purchase_history can be removed unless you are doing fancy things like I am.
