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1. In the shop page, when there is a list of product codes as:
[wp_eStore_fancy2 id=5]
[wp_eStore_fancy2 id=6]
[wp_eStore_fancy2 id=7]
[wp_eStore_fancy2 id=8]
Click the “add to cart button” on the first product in the liste (in this example [wp_eStore_fancy2 id=5])
leads systematically page of paypal (https://www.paypal.com/home) and does not go in the cart.
The other buttons work normally.
Thank you help my
Cordialement.
Aleksander
That sounds a little weird. Please post a link to the page where you have those shortcodes so I can investigate that page and get more details.
Here is the link: http://consensus-sans-compromis.com/produits/tous-nos-produits/
For the first line I put the “You can check if your PayPal account is set up on clicking the button below” Test … “
To order the book on our website click the button “Order” below: “
Thank you. Basically, you have a few messed up HTML forms and input on that page which is having a cascading error effect. You most likely had PayPal button code on that page and then later you added the shortcodes but some HTML code is still on that page (they won’t be visible unless you go to HTML view of the editor). Or you have added other HTML code manually which has errors in them and is causing trouble.
Please do the following:
1) Create a new WordPress page
2) Place the following on that page
[wp_eStore_fancy2 id=5]
[wp_eStore_fancy2 id=6]
[wp_eStore_fancy2 id=7]
[wp_eStore_fancy2 id=8]
[wp_eStore_fancy2 id=5]
3) Now check this page and let me know what behavior you see.
If the above test is successful then go back and edit the page where you are having issues. Now go to the HTML view and remove everything from this page (any invisible HTML code will be visible in HTML view). Then insert those shortcodes again.
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