Daniel Watrous

Hi,

https://www.danielwatrous.com/authorizenet-for-wordpress

That should do exactly what you need.

I created this plugin:
https://www.danielwatrous.com/authorizenet-for-wordpress

It will allow you to do exactly what you’re after.

You might be able to use one of the shopcart plugins, but the variable amounts and advanced integration might be lacking. Something like this perhaps: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-e-commerce/

Mark,

You’re right. I have to laugh at myself a little for not noticing that.

I use chrome which allows resize of native textarea, but like you mentioned, it doesn’t persist.

As an update, I currently use a synchronize function which is called when a post is published or updated and ensures that theme files available with the plugin are copied into the current theme directory.

This makes the page templates available when publishing new pages.

I’ve done some testing by adding this code to wp-includes\comment.php in the do_all_pings() function

$counter = get_option('do_all_pings_counter');
	if ($counter) {
		update_option('do_all_pings_counter', ++$counter);
	} else {
		update_option('do_all_pings_counter', 1);
	}

I’ve found that the counter only increments on publish and occasionally on update. It isn’t triggered on general page loads and it isn’t triggered when site visitors leave comments.

I’ve also attempted to trap execution within the function by adding a call to
exit;

but execution didn’t stop. It appears that this function is executed asynchronously and should have no affect on page load time even during a publish or update call for a post.

Can anyone verify that this is accurate? Thanks.

My particular case required me to upload videos and populate a field provided by a plugin. This is the working code that I ended up with:

jQuery(document).ready(function() {
    var pID = jQuery('#post_ID').val();
	var urlregexp = new RegExp("'(.*)'");

	jQuery('#upload_video_button').click(function() {
	 formfield = jQuery('#squeeze_video_rawsrc').attr('name');
        window.send_to_editor = function (html) {
            var videourl = html.match(urlregexp)[1];
            jQuery('#squeeze_video_rawsrc').val(videourl);
            tb_remove();
        }
	 //tb_show('Test', 'media-upload.php?type=image&tab=library&TB_iframe=true');
	 tb_show('Upload Media', 'media-upload.php?post_id=' + pID + '&type=video&TB_iframe=1');
	 return false;
	});

});

Since the html value is an anchor tag, I use a regular expression to extract the URL, which is the only value I need. I then populate the field in my form rather than the content of the page/post.

thanks for your code houjenming.

For me it shows the insert button for the browser uploader, but not the flash uploader. Do you know if something changed in WP 3.01?

I was able to resolve this by setting permissions on the files in the subdirectory and tweaking a setting in my third party app.

I’m having this same problem. Has anyone found a solution?

Originally I hadn’t intended to, but with the current firestorm about Thesis, I suppose the sentiment of the community is that every plugin and theme should be released as GPL. The answer is that it will be a GPL compatible license with a paywall in front of the download, much like the premium theme designers do.

Does that answer your question esmi?

It’s true that there are many cart, shop or similar plugins that support authorize.net, but this one is generic. It’s sole purpose is to integrate WordPress and Authorize.net, including recurring billing.

Still, in most cases I think that people will look for a cart or shop plugin that has support for Authorize.net, so that’s a very good point.

No comment on this one?

No one has any comment on this?

MemberWing (https://www.memberwing.com/) is an excellent choice. I haven’t found anything better yet.

I’m also creating a website that shows people how to build membership websites that do just what you’ve said, all on top of wordpress. For ease of setup and publishing it’s hard to beat WordPress:

https://www.wordpressmembershipuniversity.com/

I got it figured out. The problem was the Mavis HTTPS to HTTP Redirection.

By disabling it the whole site works fine now.