[dangermoose]

I found my answer, of course the cart cannot support more than one currency.

Thanks!

[dangermoose]

Just as an update, I think its more or less sorted now, at any rate, the issue was nothing to do with the eStore plugin. Many thanks.

[dangermoose]

All sorted. My own fault – after a long day I had forgotten to change the PayPal details to my clients and was still using mine to test with… Doh! Download links are displaying now.

This post also helped:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-estore-and-paypal-profile-settings

[dangermoose]

Hi there & thanks,

Yeah, I spotted things were quite different on PayPal earlier today but found the Key and selling preferences – still no joy. I’ll have a look at the video though, I might have missed something.

Edit: Just realised thats the video I followed at first. Will try again tomorrow & fingers crossed.

[dangermoose]

Since I posted earlier, PayPal sent an email suggesting that we set up & enable IPN within PayPal… Do you know if this is something we should do?

This is from the email…

PDT’s primary function is to display payment transaction details to buyers when they are redirected back to your site upon payment completion. However, there are cases, such as with pending transactions, where you won’t receive notification of all transactions. For this reason, PayPal strongly recommends that you also enable Instant Payment Notification (IPN).

[dangermoose]

Update, I found another user on here that had a similar issue and had ticked the ‘Use MailChimp AutoResponder’ tickbox. Works now!

[dangermoose]

In the end I resolved the problem by creating a duplicate product for each currency, seemed the easiest way at the time.

[dangermoose]

Hi there,

I’ve checked the custom field value & it’s definately correct, but still no luck. I’ve only got one product for testing at the minute so the value is simply ‘1’.

I think it might have something to do with the fact that the shortcodes are placed in pages and not posts – do you think this is possible and might cause issues.

get_post_custom_values

I’m guesssing this is designed to pull values from posts – not pages?

Thanks in advance!

d.

[dangermoose]

Many thanks, I added the following and it works beautifully. Much appreciated!

<?php

$values = get_post_custom_values('prodid');

echo get_button_code_for_product($values[0]);

?>

[dangermoose]

Thanks for that, I’ve added the code but it doesnt seem to have any effect.

Do you think I could set the shortcode as a custom field? That way, I guess the client would have to add the shortcode in the post (to display the button on the single post page) as well as the custom field (to display in the events list) but that shouldn’t be an issue.

[dangermoose]

Or maybe I could add the add to cart shortcode to a custom field?

[dangermoose]

Many thanks!

[dangermoose]

Thanks,

We re-imported the database and alls well.

Must have been corrupted during the initial import!

[dangermoose]

Just to give an update we are still struggling to get it to work. As I mentioned, all we have done is copy the files and import the database to a new server. We have un-installed and re-installed the eStore plugin but nothing seems to work. Looking at the naming conventions using WP Database plugin, I have spotted that the new site shows a lower case convention:

wp_wp_estore_tbl

whilst the development server (which works fine) shows the following:

wp_wp_eStore_tbl

Do you think this is critical and if so how would we go about repairing this. My coder is away for the weekend but the site is live so would appreciate any assistance you could offer.

Many thanks…

[dangermoose]

It looks like it cannot see the database following the move and hence cannot see the products we had created. Even attempted to add a new product which failed (although it said ‘product added’)…

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