• Resolved Jessica

    (@kmurraycreative)


    I get this:

    Error: Java script not allowed. (#353)
    Your listing cannot contain javascript (“.cookie”, “cookie(“, “replace(“, IFRAME, META, or includes), cookies or base href.

    However, I removed the default javascript from the header in the template… not sure where else it is?

    This is my template code:

    <div id=”wpl_wrapper”>
    <div id=”wpl_store_header”><img class=”logo” alt=”vintagereveries logo” src=”http://vintagereveries.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/vintagereveriesMarch2013logoforetsy.jpg&#8221; width=”760″ height=”100″ />
    <div> </div>
    </div>
    <div class=”main_section”>
    <h3>product_title</h3>
    <table>
    <tbody>
    <tr>
    <td class=”primary”>
    <div id=”wpl_main_image”>product_main_image</div>
    <div id=”wpl_list_images”>additional_product_images</div>
    </td>
    <td class=”wpl_description secondary”>
    <h2>product_title</h2>
    <p class=”long_desc”>product_content</p>
    </td>
    </tr>
    </tbody>
    </table>
    </div>
    <div class=”section”>
    <h3>Shipping:</h3>
    <p>Shipping cost:
    I offer free shipping in the USA and reasonably priced international shipping rates. </p>
    <p>Delivery time:
    All orders are shipped within 3 business days, and shipped via Priority Mail unless otherwise noted.</p>
    </div>
    <div class=”section”>
    <h3>Payment:</h3>
    <p>I accept PayPal. Items not paid for within 3 days will automatically be reported as non-paid and go thru the eBay mediation process. If you do not pay within 3 days of the auction ending, you will be blocked from buying future products.</p>
    </div>
    <div class=”section”>
    <h3>Exchanges and Refunds Policy:</h3>
    <p>A note about vintage: Pre-owned goods may show minor signs of wear due to age. I always indicate any major flaws or blemishes, but tiny signs of wear (pilling, pinholes, fading) is normal with vintage items. I shop for vintage pieces that are excellent in both style and condition. Some of my items were originally stored in a warehouse environment, and may smell musty.  I do not have the time or resources to dry clean or mend every garment.  You may want to get your item professionally cleaned to remove any minor dust, stains, or odors that may be present.</p>
    <p>Exchanges: You may exchange clothing and shoes for store credit within 3 days if the items are not as described or pictured. Please contact me before you return any item, so that I know it’s on the way. Shipping must be covered by the buyer both ways. You’ll receive store credit for the original cost of the item (not shipping), and will be issued as soon as I receive the exchanged item. Items must be returned clean, and in the same condition they were sent out.</p>
    <p>Refunds: Refunds will only be given if an item has been grossly misrepresented, or if a significant flaw was overlooked. If this is the case, please contact me immediately so I can remedy the situation. Refunds must be requested and returned within 5 days.</p>
    </div>
    </div>
    <p><!– #wpl_wrapper –></p>

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-lister-for-ebay/

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  • Plugin Author WP Lab

    (@wp-lab)

    That’s weird. There has always been a bit of JavaScript in the default template (only for the image swap when hovering over the thumbnails), but I’ve never seen this error message before.

    Could you please enable the debug log and send the log entry to me?

    Just follow the steps lines out at the bottom of this page under “Debugging”: http://www.wplab.com/plugins/wp-lister/faq/

    This way I’ll be able to see exactly what is being sent to eBay – and what is returned.

    But JavaScript generally is allowed in eBay listings. All other users of WP-Lister have no problems with it – and there are millions of other listings on eBay that contain JavaScript as well.

    kind regards,

    Matt

    Thread Starter Jessica

    (@kmurraycreative)

    Thanks for the prompt response!
    I just did that and clicked “send to support” and it said it sent.
    I’ll be curious what the problem is.

    Plugin Author WP Lab

    (@wp-lab)

    Thanks for sending the log entry.

    Turns out it’s not javascript in general, but the fact that your product description contains javascript includes like this:

    < script type="text/javascript" src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js"> < /script>

    If this is not actually part of your product description or your listing template, then this seems to be some badly coded 3rd party plugin messing up with content generation.

    You might try to disable any ad plugin that you have installed or try changing the shortcode processing setting in WP-Listers settings.

    But I would recommend that you contact me at http://www.wplab.com and we’ll proceed via email since I might need to ask for login details to get a closer look on what is happening on your site.

    kind regards,

    Matt

    Thread Starter Jessica

    (@kmurraycreative)

    Hi Matt,
    Thanks for the prompt response… I disabled the plugin QuickAdsense, re-prepared the items, and then everything verified!
    I just listed my first 3 items to eBay with this – This is SO cool!!!
    Thanks a bunch for the prompt help – it would have taken me a long time to figure out that it was the adsense plugin. After I get done posting to eBay, I’ll re-enable the adsense and just remember to turn it off every time I list.
    Thanks!
    Kay

    Plugin Author WP Lab

    (@wp-lab)

    Hi Kay,

    I’m glad you like WP-Lister. But I don’t think disabling the adsense plugin every time would be a suitable solution on the long term. With your help, I should be able to fix that issue – or implement a workaround in WP-Lister.

    kind regards,

    Matt

    Thread Starter Jessica

    (@kmurraycreative)

    Great! Thanks- I just emailed you.
    Kay

    Plugin Author WP Lab

    (@wp-lab)

    As it turns out, this issue can be prevented by switching the “shortcode processing” option in WP-Listers settings to “off”.

    Matt

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