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The [wp_eStore_add_to_cart id=1] shortcode is the way to go, but you will need to enter any details you want to display (for example, the price) directly in the editor.

For example, you can enter the following in your page editor to test it out:

Price: $16.00
[wp_eStore_add_to_cart id=1]

You can format the price text using the standard WordPress block editor.

If you use a product display shortcode that automatically shows certain product details, it may not be suitable for cases where you want full control of the layout. The idea with this shortcode is that you add any text, images, or other content you want on the page to create the display layout, and the shortcode simply generates the “Add to Cart” button.

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The following standard shortcode can be used to display only the Add to Cart button without any additional HTML. This allows you to place any content you like above or below the button and format the surrounding elements however you prefer:

[wp_eStore_add_to_cart id=1]

If you are using one of the fancy product display templates, the product name can be hidden with a small CSS tweak. If you can send me a link to the page where the product is displayed, I can inspect it in my browser and suggest the exact CSS needed to hide the product name.

You may want to try one of the existing stylish product display templates that is closer to what you are looking for, and then hide specific sections with CSS if needed:

Stylish Product Display Options for WP eStore

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Just adding the soluition to this forum post also.

Stripe requires that you specify a list of countries where shipping will be allowed at checkout:

https://docs.stripe.com/payments/collect-addresses?payment-ui=stripe-hosted#collect-a-shipping-address

Our plugin provides a filter hook that lets you override the default list and define the countries you want to allow.

You can add the following custom code to your theme’s functions.php file or to a custom plugin:

function my_allowed_countries_list( $allowed_countries ){
    //TODO - Add two-letter ISO country codes separated by comma.
    $allowed_countries = array( 'US', 'CA', 'GB', 'AU' );
    return $allowed_countries;
}
add_filter('wppg_stripe_shipping_allowed_countries', 'my_allowed_countries_list');

This will replace the default allowed country list with the one you specify.

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Please share a link to the page where the “Add to Cart” or “Buy Now” button is located. I need to inspect the page to check if any caching issue might be affecting it.

Also, please send a screenshot of the “Developers” menu from your Stripe account. I need to verify the API version currently set. You can reply to the email we sent and share the screenshot privately.

Next, reset the debug log files for both the WP eStore plugin and the Payment Gateway Bundle addon. After that, perform a test transaction and share the updated debug log files from both plugins. This will give me a complete overview of what’s happening. Feel free to send the logs via email as well.

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Hi, I’ve replied to your email but just in case it ended up in your spam folder, I’m copying the message here as well.

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Looks like your server’s firewall or security rule is blocking the post payment redirection after Stripe checkout via our plugin.

Please contact your hosting provider and ask them to temporarily disable ModSecurity for your domain, or whitelist the specific rule that is being triggered during the Stripe checkout.

You can send them this message:

“We are encountering a Not Acceptable! error from ModSecurity when attempting to complete a Stripe checkout using the WP Payment Gateway Bundle addon. Can you please review your ModSecurity logs and either disable ModSecurity for this domain or whitelist the rule being triggered? The request is being blocked incorrectly by ModSecurity.”

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Hi, Use the support contact form on our site to get in touch.

Customer Support

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The log data you shared looks good—there was no issue with that transaction. The PayPal Standard checkout you’re using doesn’t redirect to any error URL by default.

Could you please share a screenshot of the error URL you’re referring to? That would help me understand the issue better with a visual reference.

This is most likely a site-specific issue related to your server environment or a potential conflict.

The first thing to check is whether you have any caching enabled on your site. If caching is active, it’s possible that users are being shown a cached page containing an error message from a previous failed transaction.

The e-commerce functionality needs a dynamic page being shown to the visitors (so they are seeing the latest values/data of a product). A cached page simply shows a static cached page (our plugin doesn’t get a chance to apply the latest calculation and price to that page). When a cached page is being shown, the user is not actually being shown the updated price values of a product. That’s what causes the issue with e-commerce type setup because an e-commerce type site is not the same as a blog type site. Caching is normally fine with a Blog type site where there is no need to show updated content.

If your caching solution has an option to disable caching when a cookie is present, then I can tell you which cookie to set in the configuration of your caching solution or plugin. Otherwise, you can ask them if you can exclude the page containing the products to be excluded from caching.

Exclude the pages (containing the payment buttons and the thank you page) from caching.

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No, the update should be done by using database query. We don’t advertise any feature like that so there is no method for it out of the box.

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Here is an example code showing how you can access the custom fields of Form builder addon.

$member_id = "123";
$field_key = 'kursleiter';
$custom_value = wp_emember_get_user_details_by_id($field_key, $member_id);
echo "Value of Kursleiter: " . $custom_value ;

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Unfortunately, the label cannot be sent to PayPal due to a character limit imposed by PayPal. As our plugin does not meet the specific requirements of your project, we kindly recommend reaching out to us via the contact form on our website. We will be happy to process a refund for our plugin so you can explore alternative solutions for your site.

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Hi, The label can’t go there since PayPal has character limits for that field. We keep that field for value only so that the character limit is not exceeded.

You can view the details of custom fields, including the label, within the Customers menu of the plugin. The “Viewing the Customer Input Data” section on the addon’s page includes a screenshot illustrating how it should appear:

WP eStore Addon – Collect Customer Input in the Shopping Cart

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Can you post a URL of the page containing the button so I can inspect the behavior from my browser?

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PayPal deprecated the smart payments button a long time ago.

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There might be a conflict with the theme or another plugin on this site. I need more visual details to identify the potential issue. I will send you an email so you can reply with the necessary visual details.

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Hi, Something would have to have changed in your site/server for it to start behaving differently.

We don’t have any way to control your site/server environment. So it is about finding out which aspect of the environment is causing the unexpected behavior.

Can you please tick/check the following checkbox from the settings menu of the plugin so the inline login option is not used (that one might be conflicting on the site):

Disable Inline Login Widget

Have you done the following test already?

Test to (How to) Identify a Conflicting Theme or Plugin

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