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#Bug Report

FluentCommunity + FluentCart transaction test issues!

Not sure whether to post this in the community space or the cart one, but here goes...

We are using FluentCommunity, Cart, CRM, the entire suite.

I ran a test purchase of a course, which had a cart paywall.

My goal is to get people into the community when they purchase

But instead, I got the default wordpress signup/login email, ugly!

Then I clicked on the 'View order' button in the cart receipt page, which took me to a /accountorder/{string} and said 'The page can’t be found'

How do I send a custom welcome email? Is that using fluentCRM automation sending them to the community signup?

If so, how do i disable the ugly wordpress emails?

How do I edit the cart default pages in Elementor or wordpress? I cant see how, and how to fix the 'View order' button URL issue

Plus, when i log out, i go to /account page with just says ‘Please log in to access your customer portal‘, its not the default community login page

Help!

  • 4 comments

Doug Dennison

P.S. this may not be a bug, may be user error, but wasn't sure where to post!

Manuel Müller

Doug Dennison regarding your login and E-Mail issues, you can use FluentAuth...

what i'm doing:

  1. Using FluentAuth as the Wordpress Login
  2. Using Wordpress Roles: Role A for the Community, Role B for normal FC-Customers (who buy other stuff outside of the community)
  3. Tell FluentAuth Redirects to send Role A directly to the community after the login, Role B to the Account Dashboard after the login....Role A can access the Dashboard via Link inside the community
  4. You can use FluentAuth also to determine, where users should be sent to after logout 
  5. You can also customize every Wordpress E-MAil (Password, etc.) with your own Design in FAuth
  6. i also send a Welcome Email via FCRM Automation

Doug Dennison

Thanks Manuel... I've installed FluentAuth.

I changed the 'New User Registration Notification' email in FluentAuth, which allows me to edit the text.

One thing I'm not too sure about, is that when someone buys a course, they dont set a password. When you get the default WP signup email you set a password, but thats going through the wp-login.php system, whereas i want all customers to go through my community login system.

Any ideas?

Manuel Müller

Doug Dennison you can design yourself a Login-Page (with FluentAuth) and use this as the default WP-Login-page....

and even if you don't design one, in the worst case your customers have to use the default WP Login just 1 time - right after creating their password. When logging in, they are redirected right to your community (due to FAuth redirects)...Just make sure your Website or even E-MAils will always link to the community login and your users won't see the WP Login never again.