zpaparidis

Habe genau dasselbe Problem. Sandbox funktioniert. Live nicht.

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

Why don’t you wrap your hidden field inside a div with a class (or assign directly a hidden class to them) and then with css you can just hide them..

Same problem here :/. Any updates on this? Always keep wordpress core and plugin updated. Tweeter and facebook feeds word just fine, instagram just doesn’t want to work, although the username and password I am using for the authorization are correct, as I am able to login to my instagram account with them…

I finally figured it out. The code in question (the if statement) has been modified with this snippet

<?php 
$method_of_payment = $this->get_payment_method();
    if ($method_of_payment == 'Credit Card') { ?>

<?php if ( $wpo_wcpdf->get_footer() ): ?>
<div id="footer">
	<?php $wpo_wcpdf->footer(); ?>
</div><!-- #letter-footer -->
<?php endif; ?>
<?php } ?>

So one uses the name of the payment method as it appears in the invoice… it is usable for other payment methods as well…
Thank you very very much for your support anyway, I appreciate it.

Hm, that was a good suggestion, to try the echo…
It didn’t echo anything, therefore the variable remains empty….
Here is my pastebin https://pastebin.com/xzqV6PdE , the code in question is between the lines 130 and 139. The <div id =”footer”> part doesn’t matter much for the moment, as even if I insert a random text to be displayed after the if statement, it doesn’t appear..

Thank you for your reply
Yes, I found the ids you are talking about… However, writing the if statement like that `$payment_method = method_exists($order, ‘get_payment_method’) ? $order->get_payment_method() : $order->payment_method;
if ($payment_method == ‘braintree_credit_card’) { ?>`
It doesn’t succeed…
If I write it like that

$payment_method = method_exists($order, 'get_payment_method') ? $order->get_payment_method() : $order->payment_method;
    if ($payment_method != 'braintree_credit_card') { ?>

so, instead of == I use !=, then the content that I need to appear conditionally appears… This happens also if I use as a condition other payment gateways such as paypal…
And I make sure that I am viewing the appropriate invoices :), so if I test against simple paypal I have opened the invoice of an order that has been paid with paypal and so on :S. I know the solution is nearby but it is really depressing that it doesn’t work yet :(.

Aaaand that helped indeed!!! Awesome. Thank you very much for your assistance.

Hmm, that indeed seemed like a nice solution, but I still get the same problem ??

So, the problem got solved in the end by itself. We contacted braintree as well as paypal but the problem was actually that our account wasn’t officially set up and opened by paypal (it needed some days to be processed… I don’t know if I am describing it correctly). So, long story short, if it happens to you (test environment works, production environment doesn’t) just give it a couple of days…. Thank you all for your replies and support!!

Thanks Alan, I’ll have a look at it. I ‘ll post as soon as I have something new … Hopefully there will be a solution :S

Hi again,
cUrl is ok (1.0.1) and we setup ssl for the site (as well as inside woocommerce settings). Ssl is correctly configured so it is indeed ssl :). I tried again by deactivating all the plugins (except of woocommerce latest version and braintree plugin) and switching back to twentyseventeen… Still the same problem. Only the credit card option is working…

Btw, this issue with Firefox, it was actually a positioning error of the products. They overlapped in FF and didn’t allow the activation of the add to cart button… we fixed it with css..

Hello again,
unfortunately this didn’t help either :S. I switched to twentyseventeen (latest version) and deactivated all the plugins, except of woocommerce and braintree. Braintree is of course in the latest version, woocommerce version 3.1.1.. I updated woocommerce to 3.1.2 as well but that didn’t help either. I also emptied my cart and placed new products in it…didn’t help either.
I noticed that in the sandbox status, the blue paypal button appears also in the cart page (which is nice). However in the production status, this button isn’t there anymore and in addition, whenever I go to checkout, I get this message “Oops, something went wrong. Please try a different payment method.”. The button is still not there.
That’s the same behavior when using our theme (not twentyseventeen, but a child theme of Nitro) and the plugins activated.
After all those points, I think it is not a plugin incompatibility issue, as we can see that the problem persists with twentyseventeen and just braintree and woocommerce activated (theme and the two plugins all in the latest version).
What can we do now? ??

I just selected all the available post types from the general settings and now it works. Strange, when I selected only acf it didn’t work, now that I selected all of them… it works as wish. Sorry for the annoyance ??