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In reply to: [WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway] Problem with adding Apple PayI meant just remove the “.txt” part so you have a file that’s just called “test”. Also make sure it isn’t completely empty. Write “bonjour” in it or something. 🙂
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In reply to: [WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway] Problem with adding Apple PayOk, next try removing the .txt file extension and see how it handles it then. I’m wondering if your server is handling requests for certain file types differently to others.
Again, just want to say I’m no expert in this area at all – I’m just saying what I would be trying if I was in your scenario. 🙂
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In reply to: [WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway] Problem with adding Apple PayThe file permissions look correct. Try putting another file (eg. a text file) in the .well-known directory and see if you can access that through a web browser. It seems like your webserver might be preventing access to the directory.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway] Problem with adding Apple PayI’m certainly no expert but the only thing I can think of (if you’re sure the file is there and there are no typos) is permissions. What are the owner/group permissions on both the .well-known directory and the Apple developer file? If you connect via FTP you should see the permissions somewhere against the directory and the file, usually expressed as two 3-digit numbers (eg “685 665”)
Just done some more digging around and it seems that purple button comes from Stripe and they don’t provide a way to change in in their UI. The only way to change it is to change the API calls that Woocommerce uses.
Is there any chance of this option being added to the plugin? I would need to change the plugin files directly and those would of course get over-written when the plugin is updated.
Or does anyone have any other suggestions for getting the standard, easily-recognisable G Pay button?
You have to enable ‘Payment Request Buttons’ under Woocommerce > Settings > Payments > Stripe. This enables Google Pay via a generic (non-Google branded) ‘Pay Now’ button (which isn’t great, but as far as I can tell is all that’s available via this plugin)