Jeff Barnes

So, I worked out the hack for it based on the PayPal dev guide.

https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/paypal-payments-standard/integration-guide/Appx_websitestandard_htmlvariables/

Add “t3” and “p3” rows to the (whatever)_options_meta DB where:

– product_id matches the recurring product
– t3 value in the “name” column signifying the subscription payment cycle unit of time. “value” column should be one of the following:

D — for days; allowable range for p3 is 1 to 90
W — for weeks; allowable range for p3 is 1 to 52
M — for months; allowable range for p3 is 1 to 24
Y — for years; allowable range for p3 is 1 to 5

– AND another row with p3 in the “name” column and a “value” within the allowable range for the corresponding t3 selection above.

This is a lot of work for a feature that the developer is selling as working.

I also tried adding the data directly into the DB. It still didn’t work.

Ah. Looks like publishing it made it work? Dunno. Sorry for the bother, but thanks for the excellent service!

https://themeparkwizards.com/blog/index.php/2015/09/22/epcot-101-table-dining-experiences/

Tried that, too, but still no results.

I wonder, should the unshift and/or the extend be merged with the existing code, or should it be just pasted at the end after the existing closing } ); ?

Thanks.