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As per the advice of @admin, you must set the minimum checkout requirements in your Stripe account, not in the plugin. Please consult with Stripe, to see if they can provide you with the name on donations.
Historically, we only encourage updates, if there is a problem.
‘https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-and-when-do-you-get-an-update’
The reason is that we don’t like to send emails every few days to give you a little update here and there and break some part of your perfectly working site. Don’t you hate plugins that break after every upgrade?With that said, you could every few months, download an addon and then check the “Version:” header in the main PHP file. That is what I personally do, for both plugins and addons. But for addons, the update cycle could be several months or years, because there is so little code in them that needs fixing.
They are donations, so no product at all. Yes we want the name information. Yes they were successful. No I didn’t have debug on. I’ve currently got Stripe off, until I can get the system changed.
They appear to be fraudulent; not sure why they are doing the charges, but they appear to be fake on further review of the payments.
This is a common step, criminals use to validate stolen cards. If the charge goes through, then they hit Amazon or Best Buy, et al, with a large charge. There is no point in you trying to get a name on this kind of transaction; as it would most likely be fake (anyways). Also, prepaid Visa/MC and Green Dot cards, do not have names. Even with legitimate transactions, they don’t validate names; I use an alias with my personal Visa/MC on certain sites, and have never been turned down. It’s all about the numbers.
1. Was this for a digital or physical product; or an eMember registration, or renewal?
2. By any chance, are the debug logs turned on?
3. Did the purchase successfully go through?
4. Is NOT having the purchaser’s name information adversely affecting this sale? For example; they purchased an engraved item.
The “…might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address” browser message occurs because your browser is unable to access the website; or that specific page. Since you did not post your domain name in the error message, we are unable to do any checking from this end. My first suggestion is that you at check to see if your domain registration is current, or pointing to where you think it’s supposed to go.
There are issues with implementing SMS forms of 2FA. First, you must subscribe to an SMS 2FA service; such as “Authy.” Authy is free for end-users (“you”) but they charge developers (“Tips & Tricks HQ”) on a per-successful authentication cost; plus phone charges. That is not an attractive product model for us.
Alternatively, it may be possible for us to develop a plugin that used Google Authenticator; but again, there is a per-authentication cost.
Would you accept an e-mail 2FA solution?
If you are also using our eMember plugin; you can track purchase history and allow members the ability to redownload their purchases:
This is only possible, because you are now requiring purchasers to have membership accounts like Costco, Amazon or eBay.
1/ If I reinstall wordpress on my site, how do I get WP eStore plugin to recreate its database tables (before the next purchase)?
If the intent is to “nuke” your existing eStore and start all over again:
WP eStore –> Admin Functions –> The Almighty Reset Buttons –> Pick one or more buttons of doom2/ BEFORE I reinstall wordpress , is there anything I need to be made aware of about WP eStore?
Unlike some of our other plugins, there are not license key deactivation/reactivation steps required.
@Admin will notify you, when the plugin has been updated.
Check the css/eMember_style.css file for the CSS definition of .wp_emember_loginForm .textbox and make the appropriate modifications.
@thilo — What browser & version are you seeing this in? I noticed the reported error occurs in Chrome 109.0.5414.75 but not Edge or Firefox.
Use of the sandbox is not recommended, as it has “too many moving parts” for the average person to handle. It is much better to use live testing, with low value amounts.
As for why your IPN would be turned off; only ONE person should have access to your PayPal account, and they should limit their exposure to the settings.
If no IPN is being received, and the IPN log is empty, no post payment activity will take place. Please check these:
1. Here are instructions for removing fields. It includes a specific example of removing the “address” field:
2. Paid membership Pro integration issues a commission whenever the subscription’s recurring payment is charged:
The option you seek requires a modification to Paid membership Pro.3. The plugin is not designed to offer tiers, in the manner you desire. It would require a custom work order:
