[PJV2097]

Thanks for the reply.

Categories don’t seem to be much help with hiding products whose inventory is zero.

Is there a shortcode to account for that, or is it a PHP job?

Any assistance much appreciated.

[PJV2097]

Thanks for the quick reply.

I do not have eStore_post_payment_debug.log. Instead I have eStore_payment_debug.log, and it is empty after running a transaction in debug mode (it is write-enabled).

ipn_handle_debug.log is:

[09/06/2011 9:13 AM] – SUCCESS :Paypal Class Initiated by 80.40.220.33

[09/06/2011 9:13 AM] – SUCCESS :Post string :

[09/06/2011 9:13 AM] – SUCCESS :Connection to http://www.paypal.com successfuly completed.

[09/06/2011 9:13 AM] – FAILURE :IPN validation failed.

[09/06/2011 9:13 AM] – SUCCESS :Paypal class finished.

[PJV2097]

I know this is likely to be a difficult question to answer, but …

Would it be possible for a skilled PHP coder to modify the plugin so that it did allow inventory control for variations, as in the original question? I am a user of the plugin and find it brilliant, but this one limitation is causing me difficulty (so I am thinking of hiring someone to help out!).

Any advice much appreciated.

[PJV2097]

Okay, thank you.

I’ve downloaded the update but have not yet installed it.

I have made quite a few changes to the CSS and PHP files of the version I currently have installed. Will installing this new version overwrite those changes?

Thanks again.

[PJV2097]

Thanks for the reply.

This is the single most important thing lacking from the plugin for me, and I worry that my business will soon outgrow the plugin because of it.

Are there any plans to introduce the feature in the future? Or any work-arounds you can suggest?

[PJV2097]

Thanks for the response.

The problem was actually with WP Cache, which although I had already deactivated, but actually had to delete from my WordPress for the cart problem to resolve.

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