Paul
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pronamic Pay] Set up feedback URLs for ABN AMRO iDEAL Only KassaI’ve set up the plugin using this information but it still doesn’t appear to be working as expected.
If I cancel a payment the order’s status is set to “Cancelled” and I am redirected to the cart.
On a successful payment however the status doesn’t change to processing (after a while the status changes to “Cancelled” due to a timeout).
If cancelling a payment works, shouldn’t a successful payment also be able to change the order status?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pronamic Pay] Set up feedback URLs for ABN AMRO iDEAL Only KassaHi Remco,
Thanks for your reply.Does it matter whether the request is made using GET or POST?
Regards,
Paul.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pronamic Pay] Use WC_Order::get_order_number() for WooCommerce order numbersI’ve added another comment on GitHub.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce] WooCommerce 2.xIt makes sense to have English as the string language but I guess that would also require to always have English as one of the supported languages in the WPML configuration.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPML Multilingual & Multicurrency for WooCommerce] WooCommerce 2.xThank you both for your replies.
I’ve updated the plugin and if I’m correct I should then set the permalink structure for products to default and use slug translation to create a different slug for each language.
I noticed a small problem with this: it is not possible to add a translation for the default language. This wouldn’t be a problem if the default language would be English (neither for my native language since product is the same in Dutch) but for many other languages, e.g. French or German, this would be a problem.
It also causes a problem if you wouldn’t want to use “product” as the slug at all but something like “shop” instead. It would be possible to add a completely different slug for each additional language but the default language would always default to “product”.