Richard Muvirimi

Thank you, your feedback is much appreciated

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Currently, this is not possible and will be added as a feature in a future release

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This plugin natively supports setting the order status upon completion of an order. after creating your payment gateway, goto woocommerce settings, payment, this gateway setting, and there you will find a dropdown with the order status to set after the customer has completed the order.

Just make sure you have no other plugins setting the order status to something different than the one you would have set

Would like to know if you manage to resolve this or if this plugin is still not functioning as intented

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Richard Muvirimi.

This has been resolved, please update to the latest version

Thank you for the feedback, it is very much appreciated. This will be fixed in the next release. For now you may disable the payment proof option in the payment gateway woocommerce settings

This has been resolved, please may you update to the latest version.

Hello

Thank you for the feedback. Will get back to you after confirming this.

Thank you @vijayhardaha

Thank you very much for your feedback, i really appreciate it.

This project will not be abandoned and will be adding more features to the plugin soon.

Thank you for your feedback, it’s very much appreciated

as an after thought. you might find this app useful to manage your plugins, if not (well then…)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tyganeutronics.wpconsole

anyways, thanks for the support. had already moved to another plugin. was trying to use version 3. but where the check box is usually shown it was showing the link to disable recaptcha and managed to click it whilst logged out.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by Richard Muvirimi.

i think you are not getting what i am saying. the link is accessible whilst logged out which translates to anyone can use that link as it’s visible on the login page. which in it self is a security risk as i can go about revoking said links and assigning a bot to that site. shouldn’t it at least be sent as an email, with some variable part to it that is unique to a site.

i could still see the link even when logged out. besides that’s the only way you can see the link on login page

i think it’s better to send a reset link to the admin via email. and not display on the front end. Have had a reduction of bots trying to login using recaptcha. but if they can easily disable the functionality from the front end then it’s of no use.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by Richard Muvirimi.