[paypal_ipn_list] is missing

That’s odd. It’s actually in use on this sample page: https://woo.angelleye.com/sample-page/

It has a bunch of random buttons and stuff on it, but scroll down a little bit and you’ll see the table of IPN data.

The shortcode that generated that is…

[paypal_ipn_list field1="txn_id" field2="payment_date" field3="first_name" field4="last_name" field5="mc_gross"]

Not sure why it wouldn’t be getting picked up, but did you actually place it in some content and it’s not working for you?

That issue was tracked in our BitBucket repo, #34. It was closed and included in the last update.

It’s possible there’s something in our code that needs to be adjusted to get picked up by shortcode_exists(). I’ll have to look into that, but please confirm whether or not it actually works for you when used in content.

It doesn’t work when used in content.

Now I just downloaded the plugin version from Bitbucket and noticed that there’s a directory named ‘public’ that is missing on the version available on www.ads-software.com. Maybe this is the cause of the problem?

Just tested the version on Bitbucket and the shortcode runs smoothly. The only issue is: if I don’t add any attributes to the shortcode, an error occurs on line 122 of public/partials/paypal-ipn-for-wordpress–public-display.php.

Wow, that’s interesting. I can’t believe I haven’t noticed that myself or haven’t had any reports other than this. I’ll have to get that updated.

I’ll handle that scenario with no attributes better, too. Thanks for letting me know!

I’m trying to reproduce the error and I’m actually not getting one. Can you tell me what exactly you’re getting when you use the shortcode without attributes?

In my case it just doesn’t output anything at all. I have PHP errors on and they show up for other stuff, so I’m not sure where you’d be getting that or what exactly the error is that you’re getting.

I have a hunch it’s something to do with the $field_key_header being undefined or something like that..??

I’ve just released update 1.0.7 which resolves these issues. Please let me know if you continue to have troubles after the update.

The new version solved both issues, thanks! Just for the record, the problem was occurring in a page template when calling the shortcode via “echo do_shortcode…” (it was a foreach error on line 122 of public/partials/paypal-ipn-for-wordpress–public-display.php). Anyway, everything seems to be running fine now.

Glad to hear it! If you have a moment to leave a review for the plugin we’d greatly appreciate it. Thanks!