Pat K

I don’t know how much more information I can provide. The currencies/amounts paid in all cases were correct; the business owner got paid in the correct currency. The problem was the currency code CAD / USD included in the “Thanks for your Order” email notifications issued by WC. Normally there is no currency code in these messages…it’s added dynamicall by the currency switcher plugin.

In my case, the default currency in WC was CAD. The currency switcher converts to USD and EURO.

When a USD order was placed there were no problems. The email notification indicated the value with the USD currency code, e.g. $100 USD.

When a CAD order was placed, the email notification gave the correct dollar value in CAD, but the currency code in the email was USD, e.g. $100 USD when it SHOULD have been $100 CAD.

Example: Mr. Foo Bar buys a widget for $100 CAD. The owner gets paid $100 CAD. But, when Mr. Bar receives his Thanks for your Order email notification, he is told that he paid $100 USD even though he actually paid $100 CAD. Very confusing for Mr. Bar, who contacts the owner to complain.

Disabling the PayPal component that ships with WC and enabling express checkout using the PayPal for WooCommerce plugin resolved the issue. But I suspect this is going to be an issue for others using PayPal Standard that ships with WC.

It will be interesting to see what happens when you test this live (not in the PP sandbox).

Hope that helps…
pk

Hi Joe,
Quick follow up on this. I finally found time to update and fix the missing event popup close icon.

I have My Calendar installed on 3+ sites. On one, after the update, the dashicon showed up fine in red (parent theme Twenty Fourteen). On two others, (different parent themes: GeneratePress and Genesis) the icon was not visible (white font-color on a white background).

In all 3 cases the rule is set in my-calendar/reset.css with the following ruleset:
button.mc-toggle {
color: #a00 !important;
}

But on 2 of the sites, the ruleset (oddly) was being overruled by the default button color (white) despite your !important declaration.

I added the following to the child theme style.css file and the buttons are showing on both sites now:
.dashicons-dismiss:before {
color: black;
font-size: 1.2em;
}

Hopefully this will help someone else whose close buttons have gone “missing”.

Cheers, …and thanks Kilzac for the suggestion!
PK

Thanks for the response! One payment type: PayPal Payments Standard.

There are no plugins manipulating the order emails. The following plugins for WC are in place:
WC Products Slider (pickplugins)
WC Menu Cart (Jeremiah Prummer, Ewout Fernhout)
WC Extended Coupon Features (soft79)
WC Canada Post Webservice Method (Jamez Picard)

Also no custom functions in the theme/child theme that mess around with email notifications. And no template overrides.

Parent theme is GeneratePress.

Any suggestions are welcome!

Thanks!!
pk

Thanks Joe,
I didn’t have ample time to troubleshoot, so I rolled it back to v2.5.17, so sharing a link wouldn’t do any good. I’ll run the update again when I have time and will report back. Thanks for the CSS tip.

Any thought on why the code is different in the new version. v2.5.17 shows an image icon; v3.0.5 showed a dashicon and no image (as the close button). Is that structural change part of the version 3 modifications?
PK

Excellent – thanks Barry! I look forward to it.
PK

I don’t mind at all; I’m happy to contribute.

Cheers