Unable to get wp pdf stamper to work with estore !

[leewhitehead]

yes the home address text was missing. It did not get stamped onto footer of PDF file.

Lee

[leewhitehead]

you can check this out on my test site. It is:-

studio.frogpress.co.uk

Click add to cart menu. Click on add to cart ( 0.01p ).

Goto checkout page & complete transaction.

Lee

[wzp]

And under the Footer Text Layout Settings, you included the proper tags for stamping the address? What tags are you using?

[leewhitehead]

here is the tags in full :-

Licensed to {customer_name} of {customer_address}. Email address: {customer_email}

As I said previously the email pdf recieved is all correct when checked but when the customer clicks on the thankyou page

encryped link it does not include the address only comma’s ( ,,, ).

The short code I used for this is :-

[wp_eStore_transaction_result:end]

Lee

[wzp]

So if the buyer clicks on the link received with the email, the file is correctly stamped, but if they click on the link on the Thank You page, it is not being properly stamped?

[leewhitehead]

That is correct.

Lee

[vfontjr]

As I understand it, Paypal does not return the home address in the IPN. Just name and email.

[leewhitehead]

I wonder if there is any workaround for this problem ?

Lee

[vfontjr]

I doubt that there is unless you somehow collected the information before sending it to Paypal, but I don’t know. I wanted to have the address in the stamp as well but settled for:

“This copy of The Ultimate Guide to the SDLC is licensed to [buyer-name]. Email address: [buyer-email-address]”

You may need to settle.

[wzp]

WARNING: RUNNING WITH SCISSORS AHEAD, PROCEED AT OWN RISK

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Once upon a time, the squeeze form did not pass the name and e-mail address information to the PDF Stamper. Check the file eStore_includes2.php for the free_download_pseudo_payment_data() function. If you can populate a similar payment_data[] array, you can pass the data to the Stamper.

[leewhitehead]

I think vfontjr is right.I need to settle with the plugin as it is.

Thanks to everyone for their help.

Cheers,

Lee

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