angelleye

@angelleyesupport Yes, we need to make sure we check the formatting to see if we can reproduce the problem.

As he mentioned, we updated everything to use wc_price recently, but he’s pointing out some places we missed it, which could be causing the problem.

Make sure we get that info in our ticket please.

@frizzo Do you have logging enabled in the plugin settings? Can you provide a copy of that log file? If it has sensitive data in it please make sure to mask that. You could also submit a private ticket to us here: http://www.angelleye.com/support

Are you working with tokenized payments at all? Woo Subscriptions or something similar?

It’s a little odd that you’re running both PayFlow and Stripe together. Both are direct credit card processing options, so you must have two separate credit card forms on your checkout page that people can choose from..?? Seems like that could be confusing.

Anyway, if we can get a look at the log we can dig deeper.

We added Smart Buttons to the Woo checkout page, and this requires them to be at the bottom, which is why it forces that.

We’ve had similar feedback about this already, though, so we’re going to add an additional option in another update coming soon. This will allow you to leave smart buttons enabled everywhere except for the regular list of gateways on the Woo checkout page, so it will go back to normal behavior in that case.

We’ll have this update released by the end of the month (probably much sooner.)

Glad you got it worked out!

If you have a moment to leave a review for the plugin it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

These hooks won’t be firing within a browser, so echoing to the screen isn’t going to help. Instead, you should send yourself a basic email. For example, this would send you an email with a dump of the data for every IPN that hits the system.

function paypal_ipn_for_wordpress_ipn_response_handler($posted)
{
    $to = 'my@email.com';
    $subject = 'Email from PayPal IPN';
    $message = 'The IPN was hit';
    $message .= "\n" . print_r($posted,true);
    wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message );
}
add_action('paypal_ipn_for_wordpress_ipn_response_handler', 'paypal_ipn_for_wordpress_ipn_response_handler', 10, 1);

@thirstyjon I did submit it to them, but they haven’t added it or removed this old one yet. Hopefully they’ll at least get this one added soon.

Actually, you would need Signature, not Certificate. Is that what you meant? You should have filled a username, password, and signature back into the plugin settings.

Since you’re using the button manager, you would configure your account and create all of your buttons there. Then you’ll be able to drop those buttons into the PayPal module within Divi.

Please take another look at that and let me know exactly where you’re getting stuck.