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This usually happens when some areas of your PayPal account is not fully setup. We will help you with this.
It is a good idea to use a PayPal business or premier account when are going to be selling products or services from your website. So my recommendation would be to upgrade your account to a business or premier (which is free) then complete the setup of the account.
The following video can be very helpful for this type of issue. So please watch it and see if there is any steps you can correct:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl7HMsqCNPQ
Then post the URL of the page where I can go and see the buy button on your site so I can inspect it.
The old price field option has no impact on this post payment verification process. This would be a case of someone paying $10.70 when in estore’s product database it shows the actual price to be $13.4.
Is this for a subscription product by any chance?
Do you have any caching which maybe showing a different price than what is configured in the database.
If you edit the product ID 14, what is the price that you have set for it? If it is $13.4 then do you know why someone paid $10.70 for it?
Please submit the following form with all the details of your requirement so we can assess the work required for it:
We have added an option in the taxcloud addon that will show an “Outside US” Option in the dropdown. So international users can use it to bypass it.
I have sent you an update via email.
The following addon can be used to create product specific notification (for after a sale):
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-post-payment-actions-addon-1691
For refund situation, some kind of a custom job will be required for what you are asking.
When you edit the photo in WordPress, it is using wordpress’s functionality to do the rotating but if the photo is missing certain meta information, it may fail to do it correctly. That operation is very dependant on the particular photo files you have. So this rotating is something better done in your computer in my opinion (before uploading the photos). In your computer you can easily rotate the photos and save the way you want then upload it.
our plugins will have the name in the cronjob. For example: the cronjobs created by emember plugin will have the “emember” keyword in there. So you will be able to easily identify any cronjob create by our plugin.
You should be importing that existing WP admin user into emember. You can create a separate membership level with higher permission for this admin user. Then import the user into that level.
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/import-wordpress-users-members-1028
The cronjob is running so that is good. Given the condition you have set, I would say the expiry notification should trigger on the 10th or 11th (21 days to end of 31st December).
Here is a little technique that you can use to create a test member profile that will expire sooner than 21 days then manually trigger the cronjob to run. The following tutorial will show you how you can view the existing conjobs of your site and manually run it whenever you want to:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/view-and-control-wordpress-cron-jobs-11370
You can run the following eMember’s cronjob which does the expiry email notification check:
wp_eMember_email_notifier_event
Stripe doesn’t allow the editing of an existing plan. I will update the following documentation and add the info there:
https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-payment-gateway-bundle-stripe-subscription-setup-2764
