Leavenworth

Fixed by adding the following to wp-config…

 if ( ! defined( 'FS_METHOD' ) ) define( 'FS_METHOD', 'direct' );

Gave up. Replaced form with another solution.

Hi @mohsinbsf

For what it’s worth, the following code, added to wp-config.php, allowed me to enable Spectra. I’m not clear on what it does, or if there’s a better fix, so opening a ticket is probably still a good idea.

Thank you.

if ( ! defined( 'FS_METHOD' ) ) define( 'FS_METHOD', 'direct' );

Wow. Agreed. Too much garbage. Page load problem ninety percent solved by removing this plugin. Plugin seems more geared toward helping ad nets than wordpress users.

According to PayPal, your suggestion will have a negative effect on buyer conversion.

I am having the same issue in production. Gateways: When selecting “Allow Guest Checkout” in combination with PayPal Express, I expect that no additional information is required from the customer in my store. Your application correctly returns the address from PayPal and prints it on the page. If the customer wants to change the shipping address that is possible (although I’d say that should be unchecked by default). The only serious problem is the required phone number. Why does Gateways require phone after returning from paypal?

Thank you for such a fast response. I’ll watch for 1.3.0.

Hi Mike,

You said: “These emails are for admin benefit to know that an order has been cancelled. Since cancellation is triggered by the user, they don’t really need one.”

By that logic, the admin doesn’t really need an email when he cancels an order, yet that email is sent. After the admin cancels an order, the Notes section indicates:
“Cancelled order email notification manually sent.” Sadly, that really means it was only sent to the admin… the admin who just canceled it.

In another thread (slightly different topic*) you said: “If unpaid, the user may cancel and restore the cart from the My Account page. Once its paid for, an admin needs to handle it.”

Conclusion: Since either the customer or the admin can cancel an order, BOTH should receive a confirmation email when an order is canceled.

I realize this is somewhat subjective, so I guess it’s not a bug. But, I’ll look forward to the improvement in a future release. Thanks in advance!

nancorrea, thanks for the code. It looks good. I’ll probably give it a try if woo decides not to make the change.

* https://ideas.woothemes.com/forums/133476-woocommerce/suggestions/2310400-edit-or-cancel-order

Agreed. One of several errors= “Failed opening required […]/w3-total-cache/lib/Google/Service/Gmail.php”.

Took down entire site. Even trusty wp-cli failed. Un-Tar previous version seems to fix.

Yes, 1.1.1 fixes shipping details, and it looks cleaner. Now shipping options (and shipping charges) are missing in the cart, following return from paypal express. According to the “Confirm your PayPal order” page, no shipping charges will be collected. I won’t actually place the order at this time; more testing later.

Log shows shipping data returned from PayPal, but it is not available in woocommerce. All of the following data returned as expected:
[FIRSTNAME]
[LASTNAME]
[COUNTRYCODE]
[SHIPTONAME]
[SHIPTOSTREET]
[SHIPTOCITY]
[SHIPTOSTATE]
[SHIPTOZIP]
[SHIPTOCOUNTRYCODE]
[SHIPTOCOUNTRYNAME]
[ADDRESSSTATUS]
[CURRENCYCODE]

Same issue here.

For many months our store only used the PP Express Checkout with no serious issues. Following the last update, I found that customer’s shipping address is no longer being captured by the return-trip from PayPal.

Turning on logging now for more info.

Anyone know a fix?

I had the same problem, and the same error in the apache error log, on a newly configured ubuntu server. I forgot to download php5-curl. After running these commands, the GMail SMTP Plugin worked:

sudo apt-get install php5-curl
sudo service apache2 restart

Having a similar problem. Sometimes right in the cart before going to paypal, and also on return trip from paypal just before final order confirmation. The shipping method just disappears, making the cart look like it can’t do simple math. Tried both display options: drop-down-list and radio buttons. Both fail from time to time.

I don’t know if Paypal would complete this order, because I didn’t try. I’m getting tired of purchasing my own inventory. My guess is that Paypal would have rejected this order due to bad math, (paypal has rejected a half dozen of my orders today because the cart doesn’t add-up).
See: https://tinypic.com/r/w0iafc/9

I forgot to mention that my theme is woo’s own Storefront. I have mostly woo extensions plus cache and yoast; that’s about it.

I cannot get cf_ to work. I placed %%cf_manufacturer%% in Post Types tab : Products : Meta description template. In my Product data I added a Custom Field “manufacturer” with the manufacturer name as the value. Only raw code (%%cf_manufacturer%%) appears in the Snippet Editor.

Not sure if “flush the caches” means browser cache, woocommerce – tools Clear Cache option, or something else. I cleared browser and woo caches.

Basic Variables work as expected.

Any clues are appreciated.

Updated to WPSOLR 2.2, and now I’m seeing product tag data in search results. Thank you!