Andrew Reva
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sliced Invoices - WordPress Invoice Plugin] qusation before i payHello there
Thank you for your interest. I think it’s possible to do. At first, you create a website with Sliced Invoices and its necessary extensions. Then you have to use Gravity Forms or Contact Form plugin in order to make your forms. This could be the most difficult part to prepare the forms so probably you might want to create custom code for this.
And finally, you can either use existing solutions for turning your form(s) into invoices, or writing custom code for this. Good luck!Cheers,
AndrewForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sliced Invoices - WordPress Invoice Plugin] Retrieve Old InvoicesHello Marla
Thank you for asking. Have you tried Sliced Invoices > Tools > Import/Export CSV feature? But please make sure you have installed the same set of Sliced bundle in order to transfer everything correctly. I hope it will help. Or please ask more questions here.
Kindly,
AndrewHello there
Probably, the search engine provides only basic search to speed up the search process. Let’s find out which fields are ignored. Perhaps, we will include them in the future releases. You’re welcome suggesting your ideas on the Feature requests page.
The SCA compliance has been fully met just before the new policy has taken into action. So please ignore this annoying warnings from Stripe and enjoy Sliced Invoices.
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AndrewNo problem
Please create private ticket if you have questions.
Cheers,
AndrewHi there
Ok, then please let me know as much payment details as you can. I simply have to understand which transaction corresponds to your purchase so this is very important to get to know. Please use this email: ndrwrv*gmail*com (replace asterisks with @ and .)
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AndrewForum: Reviews
In reply to: [Sliced Invoices - WordPress Invoice Plugin] Thank you!I’m glad you enjoy Sliced Invoices. Please consider having even more of its features with our extensions.
Hello there
I’ve just checked the updated version 2.0 of the Stripe payment method extension with the same and good old snippet above. And the payment button label has been changed fine. Please check this on your side. Maybe your functions.php file has been modified and the snippet isn’t present there anymore.
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AndrewHello there
Does an invoice get its status to Published automatically on the date of recurrence?
Cheers,
AndrewHello there
Thank you for your suggestion. For obvious reasons, we aren’t able to support all the possible third-party plugins and their extensions. Of course, we will consider this. But just imagine that while some users are happy to have eCommerce fields without the Tax field, others would ask for it to be got back. And of course, it could be an option in the settings but making it real will take a lot of resources for development, testing and …support. We have our development schedule and we follow it. To be honest, I cannot promise you that your request will be accepted. Therefore, if you need this to be done quickly I’d recommend you to hire a developer. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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AndrewHello there
You have to be more specific about your wishes. And if you want to do this by yourself I’d recommend you to take any web design course. As an option, you could try another theme because its default styling could be much more attractive.
Cheers,
AndrewForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sliced Invoices - WordPress Invoice Plugin] Hide TaxThe unwanted elements could be suppressed with a few lines of CSS code. E.g. the Sub Total row has
.row-sub-total
class attribute. Almost any distinct element in the invoice has its specific class name attribute as well. All you may need to do in order to find it is to use the Browser’s DOM inspector tool. So you can get the desired CSS class selector and tweak your document. For example, the following.row-sub-total { display: none; }
…will remove the Sub Total table row.
It seems to be answered in a private ticket. But in case it’s a different issue, let me suggest the following solution. You can make a hidden field for the whole address. Then, a simple JavaScript could be used to combine the separate address fields into that hidden field automatically. And finally, the hidden field could be set to be the source of the whole address. Does it make sense?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sliced Invoices - WordPress Invoice Plugin] Stripe integrationHello there
Please don’t worry about this. The most major changes to payment APIs are tracked by our team. So you can rely on that all the necessary updates will be released before their deadlines. So don’t worry about that.
Cheers,
AndrewForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sliced Invoices - WordPress Invoice Plugin] CBM2.js causing errors.Once again, my greatest thanks to you, Patrick. The ticket has been submitted.