Randy Hicks

It’s a bit hidden in paypal but from what I found “Paypal Standard” for WC Subscriptions is outdated.

https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/express-checkout/integration-guide/ECReferenceTxns/

Use woocommerce gateway paypal express checkout. It’s also free and is built specifically for using with subscriptions. After I switched to this I was set to go within 30min using the sandbox setup.

https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-gateway-paypal-express-checkout/

@_sascha_: thanks , it works like a charm!

retraction! the free item was removed after the quantity was update. There was a user error, me!

This is a good quick solution, but there are still scenarios where they can get the free item.

If they change the quantity on the product to below the threshold the free item stays.

If I get approval to write a patch I’ll post back!

Yeah the wp-login.php is located at example.com/admin/wp-login.php.

I’ll do some more research on my own setup. Considering no one else has posted any issues in 6mo I’m pretty sure it’s my setup. I’ll post back when I figure it out. It’s probably something supper simple I over looked ??

Any possibility this could need to be re-opened? I am having this same issue. Everything seems to be correct. The .htaccess seems good -> gist example

I’m running a clean install with no other plugins running and using the 2015 theme. Just doing some testing of a few mashups.

Any ideas I should look into?

It looks like there is a file somewhere that is triggering the headers.

Try this to start:
– temporarily de-activate your plugins or temporarily remove them (do not delete them, just move them to a temp folder)
– revert your theme to to the 2014 theme

This should put you back to start with your installation.

Next,
– activate just the theme and see if that is your issue.
– if your good start activating one plugin at a time.

Alternate ideas
– If you’re running a theme that you’ve modified, try to install a clean version
– if you’ve modified your theme look for white space

Read the following post for more info on “header already sent”
– https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8028957/how-to-fix-headers-already-sent-error-in-php
– stackoverflow can be a good resource, especially when the stats are really high

I did find that one of my friends has some white space after the closing php tag in their functions.php. Also turn on WP_DEBUG from the wp-config.php on line 81 by setting it to true.

<?php
// my code goes here
?>

Yeah, not sure what the heck that doc root was or why I wrote that, maybe it was late at night…

Document Root: /Applications/MAMP/htdocs

@jameshurst, the issue is most likely not wp3.8, but more likely the server setup concerning MAMP localhost. There are a lot of possibilities when dealing with a localhost considering we are all using our personal computer. That fact alone bring in unlimited possible side effects.

Your cookies could be getting scrambled by a conflict between any of the following: php version, ports or document root. I’m not 100% on what kind of conflict, just spitballing here.

<u>My setup</u>
Ports:

• Apache: 8888
• MySql: 8889

PHP v5.4.4
Document Root: MAMP/Preferences/Apache

As far as I know my setup is the default setup. When I downloaded and setup MAMP I changed nothing in the preferences. The only issues I’ve had have been related to file permissions and I don’t think that is the case here.

Thanks! Will let you know if I see it again, and will try to provide more info if I do. Great work on this btw there’s a lot of code in here!

I received that same Fatal error, however I was not saving the same field. I was updating the Cart Cache.

– Tools / Misc Tools / Update FoxyCart Template / Update Cart Cache

The issue didn’t persist so I’m not sure where it came from. Thought I’d confirm that I’ve seen it too.