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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] Showing paid date on receiptDone. Thanks!
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] Showing paid date on receiptWorks perfect now. Thank you so much!
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] Showing paid date on receiptI almost got it to work. I found that this won’t exactly work because I am using “Custom ID” for my invoices. If I don’t do the custom ID this works perfectly.
So, I am thinking that I have to change the get_ID() for something that gives me the real number. Could you advice me on this?
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] BluePay Support?Thank you Maria. I am interested as having it integrated, and I’d be glad to purchase this feature as a custom service if necessary. How do I go about it?
BluePay Gateway will be the only gateway that MerchantPlus.com will be offering free of additional charge, and WP-invoice is the main form of payment for my clients, so having this feature will be very useful. Just let me know how to proceed.
Thank you again.
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] Stripe Payments amount limit?Hi Anton. Just checking if there is any update on this. If there is a way for Stripe payments to pass the client’s name in the process and not just the card numbers it would solve some issues that some of my clients are having when paying with their cards. Thank you!
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] Stripe Payments amount limit?Thank you Anton. A couple of days ago I had a successful transaction with a client for a big amount through Stripe (finally). After some research I found that some credit/debit cards do not require the name of the customer (only the card number, cvv, expiration) but a few do require the name (such as American Express).
When stripe is on “test” mode it actually takes the test card numbers but does not require the name to approve the transaction
It would be awesome if wp invoice could pass the name of the client to stripe, as it would allow for all cards to be processed. If there is anything from me to test that, or if I should do a dummy invoice, just let me know – but since the problem only appears on real transactions -and I have no American Express- I have no clue on how to test this.
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] Change option value for Payment MethodAfter several attempts replacing Stripe instances I’ve decided to give up on this. Sometimes the change can take effect from my end but the invoice will continue to show “Stripe” instead of “Pay by Card.” I Didn’t believe this would be so complicated, as you have the authorize.net option being displayed as “Credit Card”
Anyhow, thank you for your help
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] 3.09.4 Stuck in Test ModeGot it working. Now it’s all perfect. Thank you!
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In reply to: [WP-Invoice - Web Invoice and Billing] 3.09.4 Stuck in Test ModeHaving the same problem here. Uninstalled and reinstalled but the problem continues. Can someone guide me on how to go in the database to remove anything with %wpi% to reset the settings?
I can go in with PHPMyadmin but I don’t want to mess up anything.
OK, after no less than a day trying to figure out how to fix this I found the solution, so I am posting hoping that the developer will address these issues in future versions, or if someone else has the same problem I was having.
I found that there were actually 2 problems where the “mixed content” issue appeared. The first one was when clicking the button to ‘process payment’ -which in Firefox made it all freeze- and the second issue was when coming back from PayPal, it would tell me that it was sending information to a non-secure form even though I have SSL.
Problem 1. The ‘process payment’ button was calling Ajax through http instead of https. I am a total newbie at this and I had no idea how to fix it, I don’t even think I know what Ajax is, but searching around I found that Ajax had something to do with ‘admin.’ Solution: Installed WordPress HTTPS Plugin and in settings I selected “Force SSL Administration.” Also clicked “Force SSL Exclusively” since I don’t want it on every page. Payments were now processed without problem and I only had to deal with the ‘returning’ to the invoice page.
Problem 2. That same ‘process payment’ button has a hidden value that actually tells PayPal which page to go back to, after payment. It had the link to the invoice BUT without the https. Took me forever to find this file: in the plugin folder, WP-invoice/core/gateway/templates there is “wpi-paypal-frontend.tpl.php” and I had to edit two lines in there.
I found these:
<input type=”hidden” name=”return” value=”<?php echo get_invoice_permalink($invoice[‘invoice_id’]); ?>”>
<input type=”hidden” name=”cancel_return” value=”<?php echo get_invoice_permalink($invoice[‘invoice_id’]); ?>”>And I replaced them with these:
<input type=”hidden” name=”return” value=”<?php
$permalink = get_invoice_permalink($invoice[‘invoice_id’]);
$find = array( ‘http://’, ‘https://’ );
$replace = ‘https://’;
$output = str_replace( $find, $replace, $permalink );
echo $output;
?>”>
<input type=”hidden” name=”cancel_return” value=”<?php
$permalink = get_invoice_permalink($invoice[‘invoice_id’]);
$find = array( ‘http://’, ‘https://’ );
$replace = ‘https://’;
$output = str_replace( $find, $replace, $permalink );
echo $output;
?>”>Finally it works. I am aware that if I ever remove SSL from my site I have to go back in there and change it to the way it was. I wish there was an option to do it in an easier way.
Hope this helps!
Seems that it is due to “Mixed Content” that gets flagged by Firefox. For some reason it seems as if the information sent through WP Invoice is not -secure enough- even when it is in an HTTPS page.
Even when I get it to work from Safari or other browser, I still get the ‘not-secure’ alert when returning from PayPal. I’ve been trying everything to no avail for hours, help please.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem with linked imagesmy gosh, thank you so much. If I insert the image “centered” the problem appears. But if I insert without any alignment, and then just select the image and click align to center, then there is no problem. It was making me go crazy. It must be one little bug.
Thank you!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem with linked imagesHi, I checked it at the site you said. True, it displays well there. It is nothing to do with resizing.
I re-installed wordpress with the reset plugin. The problem persisted. So I went ahead and uninstalled everything manually, erased the whole directory, and reinstalled. Once again, I put an image, this time already small and without any resizing, and the problem is still there. It just seems unreal, I don’t know what’s wrong.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem with linked imagesoddly enough, the problem persists even after re-installing wordpress (using wordpress reset plugin).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem with linked imagesYes. There are no plugins currently active. Perhaps there is a “reset” option somewhere? I haven’t started blogging yet so I loose nothing if I reset it all.