aaronlp

I am having the same issue.
ZipPay plugin 1.0.6, WC 3.2.6, WP 4.9.4.

The issue appears to be that the plugin attempts to send both the order total and the individual product prices to the API and for some reason the product prices are being sent through as floats with an extremely long number of decimal places. This is causing the sum of all products to be a few cents more than the total passed with the order. Here is an example from my client’s site:

Order amount: 1165
Items:
1 x 415.26999999999998181010596454143524169921875
2 x 374.91000000000002501110429875552654266357421875

However, the items in the cart are actually $415 and $375 (round numbers).
I suspect something is being done to determine the price of the items and as part of this calculation the result is suffering from rounding errors.

@florianbepunkt wondering if you ever found a solution for this? I’m trying to achieve the same thing.
Thanks.

Thanks Riann. I have confirmed these settings are correct.
Upon disabling and re-enabling all plugins I found the culprit in this case is the Yoast SEO: Local for WooCommerce plugin. When this plugin is active, these fields are not displayed. Upon deactivation, the fields then work as expected again.

I’ve figured out some more about this now. The form element which the blockUI is attached to is having position: relative set on it (injected inline) when clicking the ‘Pay/Checkout’ button. This is causing it to have 0 height so the blockUI and associated spinner appears at the top.
If I quickly remove the position: relative rule from the form element while the checkout is still processing the entire page is covered up by the blockUI and spinner moves to the middle of the page (as expected).

Any ideas as to how this position: relative declaration is being injected?

thanks
Aaron

Hi Caleb, thanks for your reply, I appreciate it, although I think your suggestions are just asking me to perform trial and error as opposed to a solution or basis for your reasoning.

Do you have any more info as to why this shouldn’t be done in the init hook?
I have checked WC core and am adding the item to the cart in the same way they do it. The cart also looks prefectly fine in all other places except the nav header so I’m more inclined to think this is some cart fragments weirdness…

Thanks
Aaron

@tlsh39 and anyone else who comes across this issue on a self-hosted site, please note I was able to resolve it.
I had been putting the
define( 'JETPACK_DEV_DEBUG', TRUE );
at the very bottom of my wp-config.php file. For some reason, I moved it up in front of everything else and the Testimonials appeared.

Hope this helps.
Aaron

Thanks for your reply Steve. I’m actually a php developer so happy to give it a shot to build this functionality into the plugin if this is acceptable? (I’m New to wordpress – not sure on the etiquette)

Aaron