Hey @hbazan85
Just to confirm the accounts are correct, head to this page https://developer.paypal.com/dashboard/accounts and log in with your main (real) PayPal account. On that page you should see the available Sandbox accounts. You should have 1 Business and 1 Personal. If not, you can create the accounts there.
Once the accounts are confirmed, inside the EDD PayPal settings, when you click Connect, log in using the Business Sandbox account. Make sure that you have Test Mode enabled inside EDD (Settings > Payments) otherwise it will treat is as a live connection.
If you still get the same flow in the connection process when you log in with a Business account then just fill in the form fields as normal. You could use fake data just to set up the account correctly in Sandbox mode.
Thread Starter
HB
(@hbazan85)
Thanks
I managed to do it correctly.
One more question:
On the receipt page, for example, it appears like this:
https://prnt.sc/WdeV39ZboWLH
(The part marked in red) Can it be customized? (For example, could there be a thumbnail instead of a bullet point?) Are there any PHP code snippets available for this, or is there another way?
Hi @hbazan85
The template can’t be fully customized at this time. You can view the actual file here https://github.com/awesomemotive/easy-digital-downloads/blob/main/includes/blocks/views/orders/receipt-files.php
There is a filter available at the end of the download files links that you can use but that will not let you change the format from a list, unfortunately.
If I may ask, can you detail a bit more as to what exactly you want that section to look like? I can send it to the development team for future consideration.
Thread Starter
HB
(@hbazan85)
What I want to achieve is something like this (it’s just an example with pasted images):
https://prnt.sc/o-SZZyjdsWN0
I know that for this I need to edit the EDD PHP templates, but I don’t know which ones. I already followed the documentation instructions to create the folder in theme:
edd_templates
and inside it, the checkout_cart.php file, but it doesn’t do anything at all.
The Elementor checkout widget option doesn’t work either, since it only modifies styles (I don’t mind doing manual CSS anyway).
Hi!
On your Checkout page for EDD, are you using the [download_checkout] shortcode or the Block (Block editor)?
If you are using the block editor (from WordPress core) then you have a Layout setting https://quicksnip.com/s/styx0sydz4a2108 that you can change. This might give you a 70/30 layout and then adjust via CSS.
