sambodinho

Fab, thanks!

Ah, you’ve helped find the problem, thank you. After going through each plugin and the child theme I’ve realised it’s a function in my child theme causing the conflict. I have a function which changes the order ID to a name. Paypal obviously doesn’t like that and wants numbers instead of letters. At least I know what was causing the issue. Now I need to find a way to be able to change the order ID for the customer but not for Paypal…

This was a compatibility issue with another plugin – fixed now by deactivating and reactivating the other plugin!

Can we have confirmation from a plugin author that this won’t change back again? For example I now have ‘amount:2000’ set in order to charge ￡20. But if it changes back to how it was before then I’ll be charging people ￡2000 instead of ￡20, which would obviously become a huge problem.

An update for anyone else with the problem: It would appear that where previously Stripe would read “20” in the amount as ￡20 (in my example [stripe currency:gbp amount:20 “Pay for Adult Membership” “Pay ￡20”]) it is now reading this as 20 pence, which is below the minimum 30 pence required. In order for me to achieve ￡20 payment I need to change ‘amount:20’ to ‘amount:2000’. (2000 pence = 20 pounds GBP)

I have the same issue. I’ve tried deactivating all plugins (except CF7 and Stripe) and the issue remains. It was working fine previously but now it’s just the ‘Sending mail has been aborted.’ message.

For anyone else using Cloudflare and experiencing the same problem, clearing the cache only temporarily solved it. I then had to check the ‘no query’ radio button on the caching tab in the Cloudflare dashboard to permanently resolve the issue.

Ah, nice one. I use Cloudflare. Purged the cache there and it sorted it. Thank you, Ryan. Sam

Ah great, thanks Rene

Ah, thanks. Yes, SharpSpring is something the client uses – it must be a conflict due to their software. Will get in touch and find out. Cheers, Sam

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by sambodinho.

A working example is on https://ethicalrevolution.co.uk/voucher-codes/ – They load randomly and then can be ordered by the options in the dropdown. View the page source to see the set up of the dropdown box.

Cool, no worries, thanks for the swift response Jeff

Top work ??

Hi Barry,

Thanks for that.

Nope, I already had ‘Redirect to file’ unchecked.

Cheers,
Sam

i.e. is there anyway the force download html5 attribute link can be used with the plugin? (https://davidwalsh.name/download-attribute)