My site is not down.Just my luck, I buy it, and now the site is down!! and no, I did not get the download link..............
The download link was sent to your PayPal email address. It is being blocked by your spam detection software.
My site is not down.Just my luck, I buy it, and now the site is down!! and no, I did not get the download link..............
I also sent by PC here.Let me try a different browser...
PS....I just now got the mail...............while I was typing this.
Yes it is. And many people are doing that.Is it possible to use a currency system like *******'s Credits Premium to have people "buy in" to participate in raffles?
Yes it is. And many people are doing that.
The raffle system does not log any transactions to a money system. It simply deducts money from the member's balance.
The only way to 'purchase tickets' would be to use something like ******* Credits where you can purchase credits and then require X number of credits to enter. OR, set up a user upgrade that puts the member in another user group. Then only let that user group enter the raffle.I've been using raffles for about a year now and its been great but we are trying to do a fundraiser raffle for the family of a forum member who has passed away and I was wondering if there were any way for people to buy raffle tickets with actual money as opposed to the points/currency system addons? I've been searching but I'm not seeing anything like that that we can do...any suggestions?
Thanks for your reply. I guess we'll need to find another way to raise funds.The only way to 'purchase tickets' would be to use something like ******* Credits where you can purchase credits and then require X number of credits to enter. OR, set up a user upgrade that puts the member in another user group. Then only let that user group enter the raffle.
The reason no way of purchasing entries is included is it's completely against PayPal rules to directly use PayPal for such a thing. The same holds true for most credit card processors.
Check the 'Allowed Usergroups' for the raffle. It sounds like you haven't allowed user group 30 to enter the raffle so it's defaulting to the next lowest allowed user group you belong to.I had a quick question about the User group entries. From what I understand, you can set the Maximum User Entries: 1, and then with the Usergroup Entry Limits: 27|2,28|3,29|4,30|4,31|4.
From how I understand it, the default for people eligible to enter will be 1 entry per user, unless they are in any of those other groups specified with higher entry amounts. Is this correct? Do the groups matter if they are secondary user groups added to a user? Or do they have to be the main user group for that user? I have tried testing it with my main forum user which is part of group ID 30, but I am still only to enter the raffle one time. Is there something I am missing, or something I am not understanding properly?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Yes there is. It can be displayed in either the sidebar or in the forum listings.Wow now this looks interesting. Is there a countdown timer to display in the forum somewhere, I don't see it and there are no samples on the demo website.
Thanks!
Okay, I just bought this addon. I have a couple of questions:
When creating the thread for the raffle, shouldn't there be an option to link to the raffle or raffle section?
When entering the raffle, there is no confirmation that you've entered.
In addition, only my admin can edit the raffles, no matter what user ID I set in the options. How do I open this up to my administrative user group?
OK, so the issue is when using a credit system. I'll put some sort of notification when using a credit system on the wish list.Well, I can tell you as someone who has never used it before, when clicking the button and being redirected right back to a screen which says in red lettering, "You do not have enough credits" it is a bit confusing. When making a post you can clearly see your post. When doing this, you can't see if you are entered or not unless you have permissions.
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