PayPal Custom Page Style not taking

[dskallman]

Hi,

I have multiple custom page styles in my PayPal account. I added the settings to eStore, but it takes me to my primary settings. Do you know why this is? I am using the exact name I gave the page style, is there something that goes before it?

Thanks,

Dana

[amin007]

The eStore simply passes the style name that you entered to PayPal. Can you please post a link to your shop page so I can double check to see if it passing the page style info to PayPal.

[dskallman]

Yes, thank you. I don’t want to make it the primary one since I don’t have that option for another site where I use for invoicing.

Here’s the link: http://wpcmshost.com/pricing/

When you add to cart and checkout it shows the other custom page.

I have a related question, as I’m using this on a multisite setup for myself and have both my sites using the eStore. When I click on check out from this website it doesn’t even go to PayPal. Do you know what the error may be here?

http://glocalwebtech.com/support/monthly-plans/

Thanks!

Dana

[amin007]

When I checkout from the following page:

http://wpcmshost.com/pricing/

I get the template for the “CMS Hosting” which seems to be the name of site. So is that the template you want?

Can you please uncheck the “Enable Fancy Redirection On Checkout” option and test the checkout for your other site?

[dskallman]

Hi Amin,

I took off Fancy box and now it takes me page that says:

Either your shopping cart is empty or the PHP Session on your server is not working correctly. Please check this article

You should be able to see the same thing when you go to checkout from here: http://glocalwebtech.com/support/monthly-plans/

I have read through posts on forum and did the following:

– removed reset_eStore_cart(); from eStore_payment_submission.php

– use the domain mapping tool for website redirect, so that’s correct as far as I can tell.

The only thing I am not sure of is php.ini, what needs to be done there and how can that be checked? I have also put a message out to host for it too.

Thanks,

Dana

[dskallman]

Got response from host and not sure they fully understand. If there is something that needs to be changed in settings, please let me know.

Thanks!

[dskallman]

One other note, it’s essentially redirecting me to another site, since it’s built on multisite (this link: http://wpcmshost.com/glocalwebtech/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/eStore_payment_submission.php) which is why it says no products added. How can show it where to go?

[amin007]

Ah you are on a multi-site setup. Remember, each site with have its own admin and separate shopping cart per site. So you can’t cross between sites and expect it to get the settings value from the other admin. Essentially in a multi-site setup the plugin works as if it was installed separately on all those sites. This is how a wordpress plugin in multi-site setup works by default.

[dskallman]

I know that, I activated the plugin individually on each site and am using domain mapping. Everything else is set to the URL I want, expect at checkout, where it redirects to the URL I sent above. How do I correct that?

[dskallman]

I really need some help getting this to work, it’s the only thing that I need to figure out to get working.

Thanks!

[amin007]

The plugin gets the URL of the site from WordPress. The domain mapping must not be updating the WordPress’s variable properly. I am talking about this particular constant:

WP_PLUGIN_URL – the url of the plugins directory

You can find the reference here:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/plugin_basename

If you tell me which URL it should go to then I can give you a workaround for this (maybe hardcode that URL to go to that address)

[dskallman]

That makes sense to me, just not sure where I should make the change. The URL it should go to is: http://glocalwebtech.com/. Everything works great until checkout that it redirects to the main domain URL

http://wpcmshost.com/glocalwebtech/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/eStore_payment_submission.php.

It should go to: http://glocalwebtech.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/eStore_payment_submission.php.

As far as I can tell the domain mapping is working correctly, but there must be something I need to tweak. I’d be so grateful if you have a workaround.

[dskallman]

One other thing I want to mention, I am using WP eStore on the main site too already (http://wpcmshost.com) and will use it for another sub-directory site on the same multisite installation. So I don’t want to hardcode it in a way that it would affect http://wpcmshost.com and not let me use it for future projects on the same multisite installation. It’s just easier for me to update everything in one place, which is why I went this way and bought this plugin since it said it was multisite compatible.

[amin007]

I have sent you an email to get site access so I can check it out.

[dskallman]

I filled out the form, did you get the information?

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