[jswags]

Superb, thanks for such a quick update and it works so much better. I’ve been testing it locally and very happy

I’ve done one addtional change myself that I think you should consider.

Currently the process is slightly confusing when checking out i.e. the postage option is chosen AFTER the ‘Total’ which isn’t very intuitive.

I’m using ‘eStore_cart_fancy1_header’ so found the div in the ‘wp-cart-for-digital-products/eStore_cart.php’ file and moved the line:

$output .= eStore_cart_display_shipping_variation_part($_SESSION);

so that it was above:

$output .= eStore_cart_display_total_part …

I’ve uploaded an image here so you can see what I mean:

http://paperbubble.com/picture_library/estore-basket-change.jpg

Then the customer will:

1. Add to basket

2. Choose shipping

3. Update

4. Pay

Hope that helps and if you could apply this to all carts that would be fantastic.

Thanks again.

[jswags]

Hello,

Great plugin and appreciate this addtion. However, it still does cause an issue as any user can just ignore the ‘Update’ button and click the PayPal button and therefore avoid paying any shipping costs.

Then its up to the shop owner to chase the customer for shipping costs which is not ideal on a busy website.

So my proposal. Would you be able to hide the PayPal button from the user and only once they have chosen their shipping method can they ‘checkout’ – that means there is an obvious route for the purchase i.e.

– add product to basket which makes shopping basket appears (this happens already, awesome)

– choose shipping and user HAS to click update for the PayPal button to appear (new feature)

– Click to pay!

– everyone is happy

Hope this is something you can implement as it’s the one and only issue with the plugin I can see to date.

Thanks

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