mommaroodle

@mosesmedh you had the same reply to my issue – also did not understand and was unclear about the issue I was trying to convey – this does not reflect very well – to me is seems as if it is just a stall tactic -on the checkout page – once a customer has completed all the fields necessary and continues to pay – he should be redirected to the payfast gateway and this is not happening.

You clearly dont understand – no one is saying that there is a redirection error from the account creation page to Payfast.

There is an option on the checkout page to create an account and all it takes is a mere check of a checkbox which if the user wants to create an account – he checks the checkbox and continues with the checkout process which entails being redirected to payfast

Yes it works because we only have the guest checkout enabled and not the create account – did you not notice that there was no login in and the checkbox to create an account was missing.

An that is what is not working – when we have both, the login link and the checkbox to create an account – if they both together enabled – then customers who dont want to create an account – cant checkout.

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 1 day ago by mommaroodle.
• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 1 day ago by mommaroodle.

Screenshot of the settings in Woo https://snipboard.io/Zgbhld.jpg

Screenshot of frontend on the checkout page https://snipboard.io/y2FHPp.jpg

What I really need confirmation about is if the settings as you can see above – set like that

1.) should a customer not choosing to create an account still be able to continue with the checkout process and be directed to payment gateway without checking the checkbox to create an account.

2.) if there is a customer who does want to create an account, by checking the checkbox he can create an account and continue with the checkout process and be directed to the payment gateway,

In both scenarious – is this how it is meant to work?

As far as plugins are concerned, the Client is using
Nightsbridge Widget,
Yoast SEO,
WP Sweep,
Payfast – and obviously WooCommerce.

The theme we are using is Enfold.

Below I’ve pasted the system report and the batch-processing log – the wc-logger logs for some reason have been deleted not sure by who.

No fatal error logs.

https://gist.github.com/mommaroodles/b5371909e627bc7d1a2c725cfa67cbc4#file-woo-settings-txt

Well when I was trying to assist a client login to his Yoco portal, finding the CSV files to download was not that simple – unless these have now changed in the last few months.

A report should be readily available – payments on the report one should be able to tie up easily to the sales from the web site – a transaction ID of some sort that is unique

Thats what the customer sees – what does the merchant (web site owner) see on his bank statement – Being an accountant myself and having dealt with many clients who use Yoco – I know from experience that their bank statements only reflect something like this: YOCO YOCO 950AA1 and it reflects like that for every sale – so how can a web site owner who is using Yoco quickly reconcile his sales to his bank statement. Now you have 10 customers who all purchased an item that costs R250 – the monies paid by Yoco into the merchants account is less the fees as well and with a reference like YOCO YOCO 950AA1 for each and every sale it makes it virtually impossible to reconcile the payments to the sales invoices.

And let me just add – there are web sites who have tens of thousands of rands worth of sales!

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 6 days ago by mommaroodle.

I cant rephrase this any better and client is still having problems – perhaps you just need to read through it again or let me know exactly what paragraph you having a problem with understanding.

Its stored in the wp-options table

Thank you so much, much appreciated. Fantastic plugin by the way – cant believe I didnt find this sooner. Just one more question – is it possible to use a custom field for the product description? In other words instead of using the wc_short description, use a custom text field?

This is the one thing I hate about Woocommerce – whenever there is an update – its a dreaded fear that something is now no longer going to work as it once was.

Thanks for the reply.

If you setting up a pricing rule for a category and its only for customers, why should one have to add administrators too – it should by default ALWAYS show for Administrators regardless of what user group you select.

I did get the issue sorted out – I think for me it was just a matter of me not setting things up correctly or perhaps using the plugin as intended.

I’m finding the same thing now ?? – I deactivated the plugin while there were still products in the cart – now I cant delete the products in the cart – even programatically through a snippet of code I found. Even while the plugin is activated – i still cant delete the items in the cart

“The script tried to modify a property on an incomplete object.”

• This reply was modified 9 months ago by mommaroodle.