djarzyna

Hi David,

GeoIP up and running. DB from 9. December 2014

These are the table fields:

(213, 28, ‘_order_key’, ‘wc_order_5486e11e73493’),
(214, 28, ‘_order_currency’, ‘EUR’),
(215, 28, ‘_prices_include_tax’, ‘no’),
(216, 28, ‘_customer_ip_address’, ‘87.167.220.148’),
(217, 28, ‘_customer_user_agent’, ‘Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:34.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/34.0’),
(218, 28, ‘_customer_user’, ‘1’),
(219, 28, ‘_billing_country’, ‘DE’),
(220, 28, ‘_billing_first_name’, ‘Dirk’),
(221, 28, ‘_billing_last_name’, ‘Jarzyna’),
(222, 28, ‘_billing_company’, ”),
(223, 28, ‘_billing_address_1’, ‘Pestaxxxx 99’),
(224, 28, ‘_billing_address_2’, ”),
(225, 28, ‘_billing_postcode’, ‘27749’),
(226, 28, ‘_billing_city’, ‘Delmenhorst’),
(227, 28, ‘_billing_state’, ”),
(228, 28, ‘_billing_email’, ‘[email protected]’),
(229, 28, ‘_billing_phone’, ‘+99 9999 999999’),
(230, 28, ‘_shipping_country’, ‘DE’),
(231, 28, ‘_shipping_first_name’, ‘Dirk’),
(232, 28, ‘_shipping_last_name’, ‘Jarzyna’),
(233, 28, ‘_shipping_company’, ”),
(234, 28, ‘_shipping_address_1’, ‘Pestaxxxx 99’),
(235, 28, ‘_shipping_address_2’, ”),
(236, 28, ‘_shipping_postcode’, ‘27749’),
(237, 28, ‘_shipping_city’, ‘Delmenhorst’),
(238, 28, ‘_shipping_state’, ”),
(239, 28, ‘_payment_method’, ‘cheque’),
(240, 28, ‘_payment_method_title’, ‘Cheque Payment’),
(241, 28, ‘_order_shipping’, ‘0’),
(242, 28, ‘_order_discount’, ‘0’),
(243, 28, ‘_cart_discount’, ‘0’),
(244, 28, ‘_order_tax’, ‘4.56’),
(245, 28, ‘_order_shipping_tax’, ‘0’),
(246, 28, ‘_order_total’, ‘28.56’),
(247, 28, ‘vat_compliance_country_info’, ‘a:4:{s:6:”source”;s:29:”geoip_detect_get_info_from_ip”;s:4:”data”;s:2:”DE”;s:4:”meta”;a:2:{s:2:”ip”;s:14:”87.167.220.148″;s:4:”info”;O:11:”geoiprecord”:14:{s:12:”country_code”;s:2:”DE”;s:13:”country_code3″;s:3:”DEU”;s:12:”country_name”;s:7:”Germany”;s:6:”region”;s:2:”06″;s:4:”city”;s:8:”Grasberg”;s:11:”postal_code”;s:5:”28879″;s:8:”latitude”;d:53.183300000000002683009370230138301849365234375;s:9:”longitude”;d:8.983300000000014051693142391741275787353515625;s:9:”area_code”;N;s:8:”dma_code”;N;s:10:”metro_code”;N;s:14:”continent_code”;s:2:”EU”;s:11:”region_name”;s:13:”Niedersachsen”;s:8:”timezone”;s:13:”Europe/Berlin”;}}s:15:”taxable_address”;a:4:{i:0;s:2:”DE”;i:1;s:0:””;i:2;s:5:”27749″;i:3;s:11:”Delmenhorst”;}}’),
(248, 28, ‘_recorded_sales’, ‘yes’),
(249, 28, ‘_recorded_coupon_usage_counts’, ‘yes’),
(250, 28, ‘_edit_lock’, ‘1418125753:1’),
(251, 28, ‘_edit_last’, ‘1’),
(252, 28, ‘_transaction_id’, ”),
(253, 28, ‘_download_permissions_granted’, ‘1’),
(254, 28, ‘_completed_date’, ‘2014-12-09 13:49:35’);

Hi Ewald, David,

allow me to jump in here with a suggestion regarding “Warenkorbzwischensumme” (and perhaps other “long” words):

It would be cool, if you, David, could split the word “Warenkorbzwischensumme” into two words “Warenkorb Zwischensumme”. By doing so this word would break nice into two lines inside a table cell on small devices. On another thought, just “Zwischensumme” would do the job as well.

For you, David, this would be very simple to do as opposed to us having to do some additional coding or ending up with a solution where we have to maintain our own translation files just because two or three phrases don′t play nice with small device layouts.

I would appreciate some feedback if you, David, are willing to do so because then I could stop wasting time to come up with another solution that for sure is going to cause some trouble in the future.

Thanks and regards, Dirk

Hi, I haven’t noticed this behavior before. I will look into it.

Hi Joshua,

currently this is not possible without additional coding. Looks like a feature to implement in the next release though.

I cannot answer this quick out of my mind. Thing is this field is not a simple textbox but stuff that the wp_editor() function returns. In fact it is the TinyMCE editor you see there. Most probably you can style it to look like a simple textbox somehow. Try Firefox with Firebug to hide some elements. If you get your desired result change your css accordingly. When I get some spare time I will look into it myself.

You could try it this way:

In djd-site-post.php around line 465 replace the line

return $this->format_error_msg(__("Please login or register to use this function.", 'djd-site-post'),__("Notice", 'djd-site-post'));

with something like this:

$str = "<a href='https://localhost/wptest/wp-login.php'><button class='btn btn-large btn-primary'>Please Login or Register</button></a>";
return $str;

Obviously you have to replace https://localhost/wptest/wp-login.php with your own correct url/path to the login/registration form.

Hello Fatima,

it works just fine with 3.8.1. You are experiencing any problem?

Hi, that is a good suggestion and should be simple to do. But since this will be yet another entry in the options panel I will hold it back until a redesign of the options panel is done. It will become a tabbed panel which by itself is easy to do. Problem is that I have to find a way to keep the user’s settings while updating the panel because now the options use just one row in the db and after the update those will be at least three rows. So this will take a while with testing and such…

Done

No response, so I guess it is not current anymore…

Redirect is not there anymore since the plugin was rewritten to use Ajax.

First, use the latest release that should fix a couple of issues.

1. You have to set the post status inside the plugin options
2. Solved with latest release
3. Those information is just stored as meta info in custom fields. The plugin doesn’t display it. What you do with it is up to you and it depends on the theme you use. If you want to display those information somewhere you have to change your theme so that it displays the content of those two custom fields.
4. The plugin doesen’t allow this (iframe and stuff…)
5. The redirect is removed since the plugin uses Ajax now.

I think this is solved.

This is fixed with the latest release.

This should be resolved with the current version.