dfreeman33
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You should be able to post these manually. Open the invoice in the console and there should be a link on the top right side “Enter Payment”. Click that and it should open a form to enter payments, adjustments, etc.
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] edit invoice historyAll of those will be in the wp_postmeta table. Look for a meta_key “adjustments” and “net”
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] edit invoice historyGlad to help.
I’m not sure what you mean by other adjustments.
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] edit invoice historyDid you also look in the wp_postmeta? There is a meta_key called ‘total_payments’ that may need to be adjusted as well.
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] edit invoice historyThe table you’re looking for is “wp_wpi_object_log”
The invoice is a wp_post and wp_postmeta, and it links to the object log for activity (payments, adjustments, etc).
Been there, done that! Glad it was a simple thing.
Did you create a new invoice after switching to Stripe or is it an invoice that was created with PayPal as the payment?
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] API New Invoice NumberYou can cancel this request. I found the problem was an issue with a child theme incompatibility that was affecting all XML-RPC request. This was causing the parse error.
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] API New Invoice NumberI’ve tried with both an invoice I created as well as a copy/paste from the API example. In the example, the only lines I changed were the credentials, the client endpoint URL and the user_data array to point to an existing user. In both cases, the invoice is created, but the response includes the parse error.
Is anyone else using version 4.2.1 and able to generate invoices and access the responses?
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] API New Invoice NumberWhen I try to access $new_invoice, it has a NULL value. When I look at the contents of $client, there is an error that is returned:
Error: IXR_Error Object
Code: -32700
Message: parse error. not well formedI can see that the invoice was created, but I just can’t access $new_invoice
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In reply to: [Memphis Documents Library] Session_ID ProblemI’m going to run it as is for now and just leave the sessions disabled in the settings to see how things run. Unless you think that’s a bad idea…
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In reply to: [Memphis Documents Library] Session_ID ProblemThanks for the quick responses!
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In reply to: [Memphis Documents Library] Session_ID ProblemI did disable sessions and that seems to have stopped the problem.
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In reply to: [Memphis Documents Library] Session_ID ProblemI guess my question is: Is there a reason you’re hard coding a static MDOCS_SESSION_ID instead of using a randomly generated?
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In reply to: [Memphis Documents Library] Session_ID ProblemIn the memphis-documents.php file on line 30 you hard coded a MDOCS_SESSION_ID to a static value. Then in the mdocs-functions.php you assignthe php variable “session_id” to the MDOCS_SESSION_ID.
On our website one of the issues it’s caused is that we have a session based shopping cart that stores data in a table with the PHP session_id as one of the identifiers. When everyone is sharing the same session_id then everyone sees the exact same contents of the cart.
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