gesman

Hi Mariposa,
I am the author of MemberWing.
You may use any FTP program to upload plugin’s directory to your hosting space under plugins directory.
If you have trouble with these concepts – feel free to contact me – and I’ll offer you solution.

Gleb

There could be 2 problems:
– your router is misconfgured. See this post. Try another router or another place?
– your hosting service is too restrictive in terms of allocating resources for you. This hosting company works like a charm.

Gleb

Hi vgaman,
thank you for your comment.
If link already exists – AFLinker leaves it completely untouched and unchanged.
Although I have a plans to introduce an optional extra functionality to add tracking to *all* outgoing links, not only ones that were created by AFLinker. These are plans so far – essentially it depends if enough people will ask for it.

Gleb

My favorite is easy contact:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/easy-contact/

Very clean, simple with anti-spam features.

Gleb

Hi Mark,
I am author and developer of MemberWing. I am sorry for mishap.
All sources are used to be opened. Then a client asked me to add a piece of useful functionality but insisted on having it protected. So I used Ioncube but I guess overdone it a bit.

I’d be happy to open my sources back and resolve this issue to the best of all – there are no problems.

If you could contact me offline (gleb at memberwing.com) to discuss logistics that would great.

Thanks!

Gleb

After long struggle with it I found why.
1. register_activation_hook() must be called from the main plugin file – the one that has “Plugin Name: …” directive.
2. Your hook function must be in the same file as well. From that function it is ok to call other functions defined in other files.
3. Doing echo “My hook called!”; – does not work from it. So this is not a good way to judge whether it working or not.
4. Your global variables must be explicitly declared as global for them to be accessed from inside of my_activation_hook().
Here’s a tiny plugin code sample with working code to demonstrate all that:

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: A Test
Description: A Test
*/

require_once (dirname(__FILE__) . '/my_other_file.php');

// This code *will not* work. Activation hook function must be defined in the main plugin file.
//    register_activation_hook (dirname(__FILE__) . '/my_other_file.php', 'my_other_function');

// This code will work.
register_activation_hook (__FILE__, 'test_activated');

// This is correct way to declare/access globals.
global $some_var;    // globals must be declared explicitly. Without this you will not be able to access '$some_var' from within 'test_activated()' function.
$some_var = 'hey';

//===========================================================================
function test_activated ()
{
   global $some_var; // Now it will be 'hey'.

   // This function is defined in 'my_other_file.php'
   my_other_function ();

   // This will not work, so don't try. If you need logging write something in temporary log file in here via fopen/fwrite.
	// If you want to quickly test if your activation hook works - put exit() into it. At least you'll see error during activation.
   echo 'test_activated called!';
}
//===========================================================================

?>

Gleb Esman

MemberWing membership plugin supports recurring payment schedules via Paypal.
More details on how to do it memberwing.com/software/wordpress-membership-site-plugin-memberwing/memberwing-user-guide configure MemberWing step by step is here.

Gleb

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