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Turns out TLS 1.2 wasn’t active on my host’s server.

If you have this problem, check the PHP Info on your server / ask your host to make sure you have at least version 1.0.1 of OpenSSL and that TLS1.2 is enabled.

Hope this helps others.

Hello,

I just wanted to say I’m having the same problem.

PHP Version: 5.6 (Also tried 5.4.45)
Plugin Version 1.9.2.9
TLS: 1.2

The following warning appears next to the secret key in the Stripe Account Information section:

PPP\Stripe\Error\Api: Stripe no longer supports API requests made with TLS 1.0. Please initiate HTTPS connections with TLS 1.2 or later. You can learn more about this at https://stripe.com/blog/upgrading-tls.

I have the same problem since updating to WordPress 3.8. Problem remains with WordPress 3.9 and plugin version 3.0.5.0 (even with suggested fix in wpfb-load.php).

Any indication of when a fix might become available?

Just in case anyone else is looking to achieve the same thing and wants to be able to set blank product options (i.e. using a single space), here is the solution:

Edit eshop-product-entry.php

Find the following code at the bottom of the file (line 367-378):

if($stkav=='1' && (trim($eshop_product['sku'])=='' || trim($eshop_product['description'])=='' || trim($eshop_product['products']['1']['option'])=='' || trim($eshop_product['products']['1']['price'])=='')){
		delete_post_meta( $id, '_eshop_stock');
		add_filter('redirect_post_location','eshop_error');
	}
	if($stkav=='0' && trim($eshop_product['sku'])=='' && trim($eshop_product['description'])=='' && trim($eshop_product['products']['1']['option'])=='' && trim($eshop_product['products']['1']['price'])==''){
	//not a product
		delete_post_meta( $id, '_eshop_stock');
		delete_post_meta( $id, '_eshop_product');
	}
	return;
}
?>

Replace with the following code (taken from a previous version of eShop):

if($stkav=='1' && ($eshop_product['sku']=='' || $eshop_product['description']=='' || $eshop_product['products']['1']['option']=='' || $eshop_product['products']['1']['price']=='')){
		delete_post_meta( $id, '_eshop_stock');
		add_filter('redirect_post_location','eshop_error');
	}
	if($stkav=='0' && $eshop_product['sku']=='' && $eshop_product['description']=='' && $eshop_product['products']['1']['option']=='' && $eshop_product['products']['1']['price']==''){
	//not a product
		delete_post_meta( $id, '_eshop_stock');
		delete_post_meta( $id, '_eshop_product');
	}
	return;
}
?>

Thank you for your reply, I appreciate your position.

Best wishes,

Tim

I recently reviewed Next Script Social Network Auto Poster plugin which might be of interest to those of you still looking for a way to post to Google+

https://www.iboxsolutions.com/2012/05/27/solution-auto-post-wordpress-posts-to-google-plus/

Thank you Tom.

I’ve been struggling to get automatic back ups to work for a while and it was indeed a problem with the server running wp-cron.php.

In case others have the same issues, my host blocked timthumb.php, as did many others, after the security issues surfaced and for some reason it prevented wp-cron.php from running on any of my WordPress sites.

Adding define( 'ALTERNATE_WP_CRON', true ); to wp-config.php did the trick.

I did have to change the time of the back up to test it and it did a full backup even though I had it set to database only in the settings. I’ve reinstalled the plugin and hopefully it will be resolved.

Thank you again.