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@Janus, I have replied to this question here:
@Janus, yes you can translate the shopping cart text to your local language. The language files are stored in the “languages” directory. If there are not corresponding file for your language then let me know and I will add it.
You can use any Currency that PayPal accepts. So if PayPal accept Danish Kroner then the answer is yes.
@bhadaway, Looks like your server is using PHP4. PHP4 is old and doesn’t support a lot of things but I have a work around for you. I will email you an alternative file which will work fine on PHP4.
2) To remove the “:” after the title, please open the “eStore_button_display_helper.php” file and search for the following:
$var_output .= $variation1_name.” : “;
Once you find it remove the colon(
and you are done.
Please open the “eStore_misc_functions.php” file and search for the following two lines:
<tr bgcolor=’#F4F6FA’>
<tr bgcolor=’#E9EDF5′>
This is where the background for the table is being set. Change the color to anything you like.
@photon43, The trigger text for shipping option is
[wp_cart:PRODUCT-NAME:price:PRODUCT-PRICE:shipping:SHIPPING-COST:end]
The following URL has more trigger text (shortcodes) listed:
Regarding the credit card payment… the following link has more explanation:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wordpress-ecommerce-knowledgebase-523#paypal_credit_cart
Please share the link of the page where you are using it so I can have a look and see what is going on.
I introduced the “PayPal profile based shipping” after 2.4 which is why you can’t see it in the settings menu. I have sent you an updated version in your email.
@johnzena, The plugin goes through a set of post payment verification process after a payment is made. The following URL has a diagram that outlines the verification steps:
The plugin will not give out the link to the customer if any of the above mentioned verification fails. The easiest way to pinpoint what is failing is to “Enable Debug” from the settings menu of this pluign.
When you turn on debug from the settings menu and you will be able to see every step of the transaction processs (IPN validation, product verification etc) in the “ipn_handle_debug.log” file.
Share the content of the debug file and I should be able to tell you what is going wrong.
If however you see the debug file (ipn_handle_debug.log) is empty then make sure your server does not have any firewall that’s blocking PayPal from communicating with this plugin (The “Bad Behavour” plugin is known to stop PayPal from sending Payment Notification to your server). Also make sure you have the “Email Notification & Digital Product Delivery” checkbox checked.
When you add the shopping cart widget from the wordrpess widgets menu it will display the cart even if it’s empty (It will say something like “Your Cart is Empty”). Are you using the widget to display the cart on the sidebar?
@fthomas, Importing of products from an external source is not available in WP eStore at the moment.
This has been seen on some installations… we have added a fix to resolve this. I have sent you an updated copy of the plugin. Let me know how you go.
I am pretty sure you can write your own script to achieve this. You need a script that reads the RSS feed and gets all the Product Information then displays the “Add to Cart” button by calling a function in the eStore and passing the product info to this function.
or, use the following shortcode in a post or page to display the “Buy Now” type buttons like the fancy “Add to Cart” button:
[wp_eStore_buy_now_fancy id=1]
1 is the product ID here.
@fthomas, Yes, there is a shortcode to get a ‘fancy’ display of a product for the ‘buy now’ option.
[wp_eStore_buy_now_fancy id=1]
1 is the product ID here. Please note that all the available shortcodes are listed at the following URL. You can download a PDF file for your reference:
The plugin doesn’t have any download restrictions. on my server I can simultaneously download multiple files at the same time.
