It looks like if you leave the discount field blank, then you will end up with your situation (with no discount but scratched out prices).

Try putting a 0 in the discount.  That should fix it.

I have noticed that if a customer adds an image that has a price discount to their cart, that the discount will stay even if the discount is removed from the image.

For example, try adding a discount of 50% to an image, then login as a test customer, add the image to the customer's cart, go back to being an admin and remove the discount, and then go back to the test customer and you will notice that the image in the cart still has the discount.

I would think that this is not the way that it should work, since most discounts would only be offered for a specific timeframe.  For example, I was thinking about doing something like a Labor Day sale.  But if a customer adds a discounted image to their cart, it will stay on discount indefinitely (which is not what I intended).

...would you know if we can sell the images taken inside national park and/or zoo at royalty free or we need to sell them as editorial?

"Officially", zoos own copyright on their animals.

For example, here is a blurb from the San Diego Zoo:

"We encourage guests to take photos at both the Zoo and the Safari Park. As a not-for-profit organization, commercial use of photos taken at our facilities is strictly prohibited." (see here for more details: http://www.sandiegozoo.org/zoo/faq/faq_general)

Here is a quote from the Detroit Zoo:

"For all film, video and still photography produced on Detroit Zoo grounds for commercial purposes, a written agreement must be entered into with the Detroit Zoological Society (DZS) and a fee paid per the current fee guidelines.  Two weeks advance notice is required."  See here for more details: http://www.detroitzoo.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=138:photo-policy&catid=28:legal

Contact the zoo if you have any questions.

I finally started to test my website (as if I were a customer) and noticed that logging in as a customer is not always consistent.

Sometimes the customer is brought to the WordPress Admin Profile page (which would probably be very confusing for the customer).

Does anyone know what causes this?  And how to fix it?

Quote from: GeoPappas on July 20, 2013, 07:36

Quote from: Ron on July 20, 2013, 07:14

Click on the views bar image in he menu bar at the top of your site

Yes, that is what I do, but that just brings me to JetPack and shows me summary info.  How would you get detailed info, like " the search terms that led someone to the site" mentioned above?

www.yoursite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=stats

Thanks, but that just brings me to the main JetPack page which shows summary info.

I assume that you are talking about the section titled "Search Engine Terms" (on the bottom left).

I guess that my site is too new to show any of that info at this point.  Hopefully, I'll start seeing that info soon.

I love looking at the Jetpack stats to see the search terms that led someone to the site.

Where can you see the search terms that someone uses?

I have JetPack installed and have tried to look at every page, but don't see that sort of fine-detailed info.  I just see summary info.

As the title asks, can categories be uploaded from the IPTC data in an image file upon upload?

I have tried to enter a category that already exists (Travel) in the Category field and the Supplemental Categories field of an image and uploaded it.  The keywords are uploaded fine, but no categories are uploaded.

Nevermind...

What does it mean by "All payments made to central source payments"?

Are you talking about setting up some sort of group PayPal account?

And how would that work for tax purposes?

what's your website?

It is still under construction.  I just started working on it late last week.

you can get a list of your keywords at http://webname/symbiostock_keyword_infor.xml  (or .csv) but xml is easier to read)

Thanks.  You can also get a similar list from the WordPress Admin console @ wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=image-tags&post_type=image&orderby=count&order=desc

you can also see keywords for any site alphabetically or by freguency, along with combined reports for all sites at http://symbiostock.cascoly.com

Wow, lots of info there!

I went to look at the keywords that I have in my installation and found a bunch of keywords (such as Anger, Brat, Crying, Furious, Parasitic, etc) that I don't believe came from any of my images.  All of the keywords are marked as having 0 images attached to them.  I only have a handful of images uploaded to my website at this time and none of them are of people, so I was wondering how they got there.

Are these leftover from the standard installation?

Would someone please check to see if they have these keywords.

You can find some of the keywords here:

Anger: <yourwebsite.com>/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=image-tags&post_type=image&s=anger

Brat: <yourwebsite.com>/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=image-tags&post_type=image&s=brat

Crying: <yourwebsite.com>/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=image-tags&post_type=image&s=crying

Furious: <yourwebsite.com>/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=image-tags&post_type=image&s=furious

Parasitic: <yourwebsite.com>/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=image-tags&post_type=image&s=parasitic

You can find the code here:

   wp-content/themes/symbiostock/inc/classes/widgets.php

You would need to change line 800 from:

   'posts_per_page' => 12, // return 5 posts

to:

   'posts_per_page' => 6, // return 5 posts

But please note that any updates that you make to the parent Symbiostock theme will overwrite this.

The best thing would be to put this in your child theme, but I don't know how to do that for a class that is below the main theme directory (wp-content/themes/symbiostock).  If you figure that one out, then please let me know.