Coderra Ltd

Hi Oliver.

I can add to cart, go to checkout, click checkout and it then let’s me login to PayPal and returns to the website. Then when I click on the checkout button on the website I get the error. It’s the final phase when you go to pay.

Here is a test product. Go all the way through to pay – and you should get the error.
https://www.oldfireplaces.co.uk/product/test/

David

I have the same thing happening on one of the websites I manage. I deactivated all plugins, reverted back to the default theme and also tried changing the PHP version. Nothing worked. Are there any other solutions?

On the final click to pay (after logging in to PayPal):

GET /wc-api/WC_Gateway_PayPal_Express_AngellEYE/?pp_action=do_express_checkout_payment&utm_nooverride=1&order_id=XXXXX HTTP/1.0

500 ERROR

mod_fcgid: stderr: PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method WC_Order::get_discount_total() in /xxx/httpdocs/wp-content/plugins/paypal-for-woocommerce/classes/wc-gateway-calculations-angelleye.php on line 187, referer: https://www.oldfireplaces.co.uk/checkout/

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• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Coderra Ltd.

We would like to use images in our media library and import them, but use external links to link them to in the gallery. We would create a CSV with all the images with the links we want them to point to. We would then want to import this in to a gallery.

Here is an example:

Image : https://ourdomain.com/wp-content/2018/04/image1.jpg
Links (all external) : https://www.ads-software.com

Hi Vishal.

I’ve just tried to use one of my own shortcodes in most of the fields, the one I’d like it to work in is the Shop Address field.

With advanced custom fields I know you can apply the_content filter to a field which then allows it to use shortcodes. Like this:

apply_filters(‘the_content’, get_field(‘field_name’));

Are we able to do something similar to allow shortcodes in your text fields? It would be a really useful feature as we could then use shortcodes in PDF to generate dynamic content based on the customer.

Thanks for coming back to me, and let me know what you think.

Hi Mattyrob.

The emails come straight from subscribe2.
It’s a strange one as most emails are http. Some then come as https.
There is nothing different about the post from one to the other.

Plugins used:
adcodes
AddThis Social Bookmarking Widget
Advanced Custom Fields
Akismet
Awesome Weather Widget
BruteProtect
Display Widgets
Flickr Photostream
Google Analytics by Yoast
InfiniteWP – Client
Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin
Recent Comment Avatars
Simple Share Buttons Adder
StatPress
Subscribe2
Sweet Captcha
Twitter Widget Pro
Ultimate Tag Cloud Widget
Wordfence Security
Wordpress Ad Widget
WordPress Importer
WordPress SEO
WP Category Tag Cloud

Hi Mattyrob.

I have a site that also runs this plugin. I received an email today saying the same as ansiman. Subscribers have received emails with https rather than http. So they get a browser warning.

Permalink settings are normal (postname) and the site is non https.

Is there a fix for this issue?

Many thanks.