[dnesmith]

Okay, I modified estore_co_form_builder_process_submission to add the lines below just before the seller-notification email is sent.

eStore_payment_debug('Notify seller subject before: ' . $n_subject, true);

$n_subject = eStore_apply_post_payment_dynamic_tags($n_subject, $payment_data, $cart_items);

eStore_payment_debug('Notify seller subject after: ' . $n_subject, true);

Now I can put tags like the {transaction_id} into the subject line and it works great. Thanks.

[dnesmith]

Thanks, I will try that after Christmas (right now could be disruptive).

[dnesmith]

I”ve tried both methods. I can see the changes in the WP Plugins Editor (which shows at the top of the window “Editing wp-cart-for-digital-products/eStore_manual_gateway_functions.php (active)”.

I tried downloading, converting to ASCII, and re-uploading again with no change.

The wp_Estore_post_payment_debug.log shows, e.g.,

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :Incremental counter value: 160

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :Value of current cart item:

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :Checking if membership inegration is being used. Reference Text Value:

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :Applying filter – eStore_notification_email_body_filter

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :Buyer email sending is enabled. Sending email to buyer.

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :Updating Products and Customers Database Tables with Sales Data.

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :Product ID: 7.Current available copies value: Sales count value: 6

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :New available copies value: New sales count value: 7

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :Products, Customers, Sales and Coupons Database Tables Updated.

[12/19/2017 10:11 PM] – SUCCESS :WP Affiliate Platform capability is not present.

I think some of these entries may be coming from the eStore Manual Checkout Form Builder plugin.

I’m not using any cache plugin, but maybe hostgator is caching things behind my back. Still puzzled.

[dnesmith]

I have the same issue.

The reason the seller needs to email the buyer is in order to confirm things like sizes, prices, pickup date, etc (the seller is using this as an order-request system, as pricing and availability depend on a number of things). I have told them again and again that using “reply” in their email client will just email back to themselves, but hey, they aren’t really that computer-savvy so they constantly do it, and don’t know they’ve done it until they check email an hour later.

So having a “Reply-To:” address that would go back to the buyer would save us some hassle. I can get around spam filtering if I have to.

I’ve been trying to figure out where in the code the notification email is sent (we are using manual gateway, since no payment is really being collected), but am not sure where it’s happening (adding eStore_payment_debug statements isn’t helping, so I’m probably putting them in the wrong place).

WP: v4.7.5

WP eStore: v7.4.2

[dnesmith]

Disabling the ajax option worked. Thanks for the help.

[dnesmith]

Thanks for the answers. It is indeed hosting under Windows (IIS7/ASP.NET 4.0/4.5). Since it’s shared hosting, I don’t have access to the full IIS configuration.

Testing with various changes to the site’s web.config in an attempt to turn on handling for POST was fruitless.

I finally just converted the site to Linux hosting and abandoned Windows.

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