stuckathomemom

THANK YOU!!

@jdembowski,
Thank you for your reply.
I contacted the developer directly, twice. They haven’t responded.
My only option was to look for help here.
I’m hoping someone here has had the same problem and will have a “MacGyver” hack I can do.

I gave up.
I can’t afford to lose clients over this nightmare plugin.
I tried options 1 & 2 and neither worked. I’m out.
Setup Woo Payments plugin. My client went through the application process in seconds and it took all of a minute to setup on the site.

No more headaches.

sigh!

1. Request API signature if your shopping cart or solution provider has asked for an API username, password, and signature, or if you’re developing a custom shopping cart.

OR

2. Request API certificate if your shopping cart or solution provider requires a file-based certificate.

Can you Please just give me all the information I’m going to need to setup this plugin.
What is the next question they are going to ask and how do I need to answer it.

I think I can do it if I knew which option to choose.

All the directions on PayPal start out like this:

1. For live credentials, log in to your PayPal business account at www.paypal.com.
2. Click the settings icon at the top of your PayPal account page and then click Account Settings.
3.  On the Account access page, click Update for the API access item.

But which do I choose after that?

1. Pre-built payment solution
2. REST API integration
3. Braintree SDK integration
4. NVP/SOAP API integration (Classic)

Also, why does everything on the plugin description page have to do with Sandbox mode?

Do you have directions for live mode? I’m not going to create a sandbox first, the site is already live. I need the plugin to work.

Thank you.

Finally got someone at PayPal to email me late yesterday, they gave me a link.
My client filled out the form and was approved within a few hours.
Which is wonderful, but now what?

I created an API before, but I’m sure I need to create a new one.
Please, what options do I need to setup for this API and where do I go to do it? Is there a specific type or option I need?
I did the last one over a week ago while testing out all the different plugins, I don’t even remember where I went to do it.

Thank you.

So this has gotten worse in the last few days.
I read over the PayPal Payment Pro information on PayPal’s website and that information is not helpful. It goes on about PayFlow. Which one are we supposed to use with this plugin? Do we sign up for PayFlow?

I’ve contacted PayPal 3 times trying to get assistance with PayPal Payment Pro to no avail.
The client loves how your plugin looks – how do I get it setup?

“As I know you can enable Pro version from your side” Great! How?

I know the first step, I login to PayPal. Then where do I go?

Where do I go next to enable this ‘pro version’?

This forum is for support, I’m not asking an unreasonable question here.
You’re the plugin author, but you don’t seem to know how it works. I don’t understand, you released a plugin without documentation and then pass the buck to paypal and refuse to help people who want to use it. (You: “Document guide already in-progress and released soon.”) I’m not looking for an argument, I’m looking for technical assistance.

Ok, when I log into my PayPal account, where do I go to enable Pro?
If enabling ‘pro version’ is a thing than it has to be doable from their site. The last thing PayPal wants is for people to contact them.

So when I login to PayPal where do I go to enable Pro?

Where are the step by step directions with screenshots that shows exactly how to create the API and where to go in your PayPal account to set your account to pro? I haven’t found directions.

Seems like you wouldn’t have so many questions if a link to the step by step instructions were included on the description page or if there was a link to the directions on the setup page when someone is trying to setup the plugin.

( https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woo-paypal-pro/#description )

@humayonkabir
Thank you.

@sohrat
Thank you that works (until the plugin updates lol )

@humayonkabir
Thank you for the video.

Question, what tells WordPress to use the templates in the child-theme? Doesn’t there need to be some kind of code in the child-theme that says ‘hey, use these templates instead of the templates in the original plugin.’

Thanks.

But 100% of people don’t want those features forced on them.
I have no need to enter an employee. There are 2 people working and they are working together. I don’t need to enter the amount of time it takes.
I need to add 1 hour segments between 9 and 5 – that’s it.

features aren’t bad, it’s being forced to use the features you don’t need that’s the problem.

Found It!!

It’s the plugin: “Remove noreferrer”
I was looking for nofollow and noopener – DUH!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by stuckathomemom.