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Yes, it does appear that way. Client has decided Paypal will suffice for now (she was using Google Checkout, which no longer works, as of today) so we are reconfiguring SCABN to do Paypal.

https://developers.google.com/commerce/wallet/

Covers mobile apps, as well as digital goods

https://developers.google.com/commerce/wallet/digital/docs/samples are code samples – which I may play around with when I get some time. ??

There IS a Google Wallet API, and it CAN be used as a payment processor, however my coding skills are not such that I can write the plugin to make it work. At least, mnot int he time frame my client needs ti. ?? I’ve looked at other carts and plugins and I’m not having much luck finding anything that implements digital downloads AND Google Wallet payment gateway. Looks like we’ll need to go with another gateway.

Thanks for the updated information.

Just an addon to the above post – I’m using Google Wallet, not Google checkout, and hoping this will work for digital downloads, currently thorugh Google Checkout, but trying to move to Google Wallet.

I’m attempting to set up SCABN and get the Malformed URL component: expected id: (\d{10})|(\d{15}), but got <my merchant ID>
</error-message>

Items are put in the cart, but when I try to “check out” using Google wallet, this is the error I get. Help?

Couldn’t you just go to All Posts, then “Quick Edit” on the post you want to disable comments on, and uncheck the “Allow Comments” box?

Is this possible? If so, then I’d like to know as well!

Thanks – I actually like the “clean” – thanks for pointing me to the customization link!

I recently commented on another thread – the Akismet was installed as per your post, and spam has slowed but not ended. Just today I switched back to the reCaptcha plugin and we shall see how that goes.

I have been using the mathematical captcha and Akismet, and still getting 8-10 spam submissions a day, pretty consistently.

I just switched to the reCaptcha, generated keys today, and will see if this slows the spam submissions.

Side question – and maybe this needs to be a separate thread – can I change the css for the reCaptcha display to change the color to better match the site?

I have the DMS Guestbook on a site, and over the weekend we got over 200 spammy entries/comments. I have marked them all as spam, and tonight they continue to come in at the rate of 5-20 every hour.

I have Bad Behavior plugin installed, I have the site on CloudFlare, I use the math captcha and have had very few spam submissions to date (the site has been live for over a year now). The site was pounded in the recent brute force login attack, but since we have never used “admin” as a user (in fact, deleted it as one of the first set up steps) the site was slow, but fine.

I’m still seeing high numbers of attempts, and now this recent flood of spam through the guestbook. Any advice?

@newstream – you wrote: “I have the exact same problem but disabling all my plugins returned no positive results.”

As noted in my reply, disabling the W3TC still resulted in the problem – deleting it from the site entirely was the fix.

I didn’t have it activated, but I did have W3TC installed. It seemed to cause more issues than it solved so I de-activated it; I removed it entirely and the sites “returned”.

https://larennetworks.com/scrshots/Sites_restored.png

Thank you!!

The client receives the email with the ascii code rather than the symbol; he sees & # 8217 ; (no spaces – however I try to type that out it shows the apostrophe!! Client sees ASCII code–how to get rid of that is my question. Sorry for the confusion!!

I should have said all the apostrophes render as the ascii code, ’ and when I uncheck the Use HTML content type, I lose the formatting of the generated email. Is there a way to keep the formatting (some type bolded, it just looks better and is easier to read) yet have it render correctly?

When I send the form submission to myself, it renders the apostrophe both ways – I don’t see the code like the client sees. Yet client did not mention the formatting codes so apparently the email or browser is rendering SOME of the html… If it is the end users email program, is there a way around it?