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That worked perfectly.

Here are the steps for BrainTree Payments, click on Subscriptions > Addons/Discounts > New Discount (create free month here 1 billing cycle for amount normally charged) > Create > Subscriptions > Search > find the transaction then click Edit > under Discount click Add > check box with the discount that you just made > Save.

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I saw your post as soon as you posted it and didn’t respond (which I probably should have). I figured I’d let it serve as a good testimonial for a completely free plugin with no upgrade or paid options.

Reality is that this is a niche plugin. It could be much bigger but most people don’t see or know of the possibilities. I’ve been able to use this as an upsell for my own clients.

Also works with current WordPress version.

It doesn’t seem to do anything. I added it to the mu-plugins directory and it threw an error message. Then I added <?php to be beginning and it stopped the error but it didn’t do anything.

I named the file mu-authorbios.php.

Did I add this to the wrong place?

Any update on this? This has been a known problem since last year.

More recently someone else complained about this https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/coursepress-pro-get_the_author_meta-is-not-working

That is correct.

Yes a hotfix would be great. This has been an ongoing problem for several months. Hopefully it will be resolved soon. Thanks.

The way I do it is add code to the page you want the products to show.

Example:

[product_category category=”mens=apparel” per_page=”50″ columns=”2″ orderby=”date” order=”asc”]

There are other ways also, so it is possible.

If the order is already paid for. Once you have it installed go to WooCommerce > Orders > Add Order > Then just add the order details in.

If they weren’t prepaid, you can just place an order on the site like you were the customer.

I had a similar issue where the my account page as well as the page after checking out wasn’t working. I posted the fix here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/woo-commerce-update-broke-my-checkout?replies=27 .

The main thing is after you re-activate your plugins flush your permalinks each time. It was a pain since I have like 30 plugins active but it worked.

I tried looking for your my-account page and store but couldn’t find it.

The error you had in the beginning sounded like what happened to me. The page with the endpoints I used to figure out my issue was https://mysite.com/my-account/edit-address/billing/ this page and every other page with the new endpoints led to a 404 error page. I realized after paying for 13 transactions on my site that this was an easier way to fix the issue than just keep ordering from myself.

Have you tried disabling all of your plugins except for woocommerce? Then refreshing permalinks. Then use the edit-address page to confirm if the endpoints are working. Then once you see the page is working, activate SagePay. Then refresh permalinks again. If that works you can keep re-activating all of your plugins refreshing permalinks with each one until you find the culprit(s).

I fixed my problem. I did some more reading and it was because of not flushing permalinks after each plugin re-activation.

The problem plugin was 0$ Woocommerce Product Feed from here https://www.victorciobanu.com/ .

First I disabled every plugin. Then I activated them one by one. After I activated each plugin I went to Settings > Permalinks and hit Save. This was the key and the reason why I wasn’t able to fix it earlier.

The problem I’m having is that once you checkout and pay, you’re sent to a 404 page. The credit card is charged, but instead of a Thank You page or receipt the customer gets a 404 error. I’ve tried downgrading to 2.1.2, that didn’t work. I’ve tried turning off all plugins that didn’t work. I’ve changed themes. I’ve increased the memory limit.

I don’t know what the problem could be. Has anyone experienced this error and know a fix?