wilde-uk

Thanks Stiofan, unsure whether pro or not, trued but not showing up still, however disabling front end worked. Thanks for all your (extremely fast) help.

I see thank you, that worked, however I have also now noticed that it has stopped the font awesome font working, (in this case: class=”far fa-search”) this font icon is used throughout and has changed to the characters used, another conflict by the looks of it – any suggestions on this?

Amazing thanks and also very frustrating at the same time. I’ve not noticed any updates showing on the site for the plugin and I do always update when any show up. I’ll rectify this asap. Thanks again.

WP 6.2.2 – in the plugin installer in WP, the more details button is showing as:

• Version: 1.2.1
• Author: WP Enhanced
• Last Updated: 7 months ago
• Requires WordPress: 4.4 or higher
• Compatible up to: 6.1.3
• Active Installations: 10,000+

It does not appear to show the buttons on the simple order page I created either

Thanks, hopefully will get to the bottom of it; I sent my connected API details to paypal developer support, but have come back to me with the following – I will add the email we use is 100% correct and I have already tried to reconnect and disconnect – so, even though your plugin is connected, it is not showing in the account, how can the API not be showing in our account and perhaps this is part of the problem? – thanks ?? – I will go to the service desk shortly – I don’t believe I have logging switched on so will also do this and go through the motions before I do.

Edit: I have just added Advanced Card Payments and now when I click on the paypal option to pay in the cart, the buttons to pay do not appear at all ??

————————-message from paypal——————–

You may want to disconnect and reconnect with WooCommerce. Please ensure that WooCommerce is indeed connected to the email address used in your PayPal account and if it was not, simply add the other email address to the existing PayPal account.

It appears that no permissions have been granted for WooCommerce to make transactions on your behalf. Please go through the onboarding process again through WooCommerce to ensure that the appropriate permission is given to WooCommerce to perform transactions on your behalf.

If you have any other questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I would be glad to assist you.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by wilde-uk.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by wilde-uk.

I forgot to mention, the paypal account is already a business account and has been since we started using your plugin?

Both plugins are not activated at the same time – I never said they were I said I had to activate it after yours began failing, otherwise I could not take any orders – just ignore this comment completely please ??

I have been in touch with paypal and they have advised the following (message below) – however I do not know your Valid API username so cannot add it?

Add New Third Party Permissions
Error Message: Please enter valid API username.

Does this assist you? Thanks

————–message———————-

Thank you for reaching out to Merchant Technical Support at PayPal! Sorry for any inconvenience caused. 

We do not see any scopes that have been granted to allow WooCommerce to make API calls on your behalf causing transactions to not occur. To allow WooCommerce to make API calls on your behalf, please grant them permission.

To enable or give permissions to any third party, you can do so by granting them the API permissions by doing the following steps –

• Go to your Account Settings.
• Under Account Access –> Select “Update” for API Access.
• Under PayPal API, select either Grant API permission, or Manage API permission.

You can grant access to your third parties to be able to access your PayPal API things here. I hope you were able to follow these instructions and do so successfully! ??

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by wilde-uk.

Thanks for the speedy response, (1) I have set as above and it unfortunately doesn’t make any difference – results in the same error/pop up issue and (2) apologies, I meant in order to take orders we had to change the plugin to PayPal standard, not that this plugin (woocommerce paypal payments) works when PayPal standard is switched on.

This make’s sense, thank you. The problem I have is, by the looks, the template I used with woocommerce doesn’t have a field for – Manufacturer [or brand] and I can’t seem to see where to add one (if at all possible) myself. If you can give me any pointers on this i’d be very grateful.

Thanks again.

There isn’t one – there are green ticks?

Thanks